Timshel

Nothing "unsolicited" is suggested in the article ...

> conversations aren’t saved on Mozilla’s servers by default, and partners like Mistral agree to zero data retention.

I don't read this as offline ...

? Not conflating, just we want a phone with both goals ...

Not really hard to find example: License plate ALPR like Flock ?

You would think so but not the case for the construction of the controvsersial A69 highway in France. Infractions are fixed through authorization change ...

https://france3-regions.franceinfo.fr/occitanie/tarn/albi/au...

Almost as if ecoologist are not listened to. What a surprise ...

Do you have more details on why ? I just found stuff like: https://cheri-alliance.org/discover-cheri/rust-and-cheri/ Or https://rust.cheriot.org/2026/02/15/status-update.html

The header looks not too bad until you realize that 2/3 of the industry revenue is Nvidia ... If you remove the shovel sellers (Micron/Nvidia/AMD) revenue is left at $183B.

Not really a solution at the moment if you do not want to give money to Google by buying a Pixel (hopefully the deal with Motorola will work).

Long term I would probably have more hopes in https://postmarketos.org/

It does with reCaptcha: https://www.androidauthority.com/grapheneos-google-apple-app...

Most visible is maintaining https://github.com/Timshel/OIDCWarden and contributing to Vaultwarden.

Merged minimal OIDC support in Vaultwarden last year (https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/pull/3899)

But still maintaining the fork with additional features :).

Especially since it appears there is a solution if you truly need a fix.

> Or you get a support contract and we get to read about it earlier.

Guessing too much potential for abuse if the same server was handling both match and spectating.

Not sure where you are in Europe, but in France, Macron would bend over backward.

Did it recently, took 3min to receive confirmation, the warning it might take longer than on the app is bollocks.

> Just like the average American who drinks 10 alcoholic beverages a week, every single week. They’re adults, they aren’t alcoholic, they just need a drink

Drinking every day and "needing" a drink look like good indication of alcoolism to me.

Did you check that all those issues were classified as "Good first issues" ? Otherwise like the LLM you are missing the point.

Issue was for first time contributor, It's kept open to onboard peoples not train agent ...

Seemed as closed as Discord ?

Like none of The Expanse books would appear...

Paying YouTube means giving even more personnal information to an ad empire ...

? in the second video and others you can see the car never hit him ...

The current flag system is crap. You can't vouch for something until it's dead and has disappeared ...

You can if not every actor in your system is trying to gouge the others ...

10TB external harddrives are relatively affordable.

Anecdotal but running a server with multiple bridges for multiple years. Had such issues initially but none recently.

Yes but shit like this still means that if your hardware is in a minority category you will lose access to services.

For a time I couldn't access a number of website because Linux+Firefox was apparently too rare, with Linux+Chrome at least I could pass a captcha (was Akamai I believe).

Not sure where you extract is supposed to come from, the paper argue that

> Many have blamed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and the 2003 Global Settlement’s effects on analyst coverage for the decline in IPO activity. We find very little support for the conventional wisdom, and offer an alternative explanation

No wonder you got ignored ..

Edit: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1954788

Not necessarily, cf: https://lammotor.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/YASA-400R.jp...

From https://lammotor.com/yasa-axial-flux-motor/

the shape is due to the change to the motor layout: https://www.thedrive.com/news/why-axial-flux-motors-are-a-bi...

There is the "--ignore-scripts" option and had no issue using it for now.

> but then you have freezing temperatures and snow covering the panels which makes them useless.

When vertical not much of an issue and the reflection from the snow appears to work well with bifacial.