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3,593 karma · joined April 27, 2016
Fully keyboard based, and has a shortcut (F8) that goes into split screen mode if you need.
Basically:
- AppData = User (interactive) application storage - ProgramData = Service / Background (non-interactive) application storage
It exposes part of the domain, but none of the services.
If you want to be even more secure, you could null-IP the wildcard and only allocate IPs for subdomains that you use.
I generally watch videos on 1.5-2x speed (depending on speed of person talking).
I also turn on subtitles in case I miss a word due to the speed, and find it very random at times.
It allows me to skip over code and not thoroughly read it.
ie. a colour for variables, methods, objects, strings, numbers.
So I can see a bit of code and see it's {variable}.{MethodName}({string}, {number}) and can generalise what that code is doing without needing to read the entire line and parse it myself.
Not even to that extent.
They just need to be told which single move mid-game to think harder on, and they'll often find it.
So all they need is a metaphoric tap on the shoulder.
I remain because I still follow a lot of people on Twitter (news/tech/journos).
There is not one single place that still has a majority of them apart from twitter.
eg. i just need to you to grab a couple of things from supermarket for me.
The number of items is small, not not always two.
ie. Quick search:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005944910617.html
Generally things without user manuals, or proper specifications are either directly from there, or rebadged from there.
Third movement was much more fun - trying to get some of the timing on that was pretty tricky. Had to alternate between 2 fingers and then throw in the 3rd one for some of the trills.
It's 9'11 (3.0m)
https://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.com/
It has dozens of warning signs, an overhead gantry with rubber paddles that hit a high vehicle's roof, flashing lights and still gets hit approximately once a month.
https://twitter.com/Dracogen/status/1683220073798852609
> Back in 1993 I co-founded a company that become known as XE, an extremely popular currency site and app. This was our logo from 1993 to 2007. Perhaps it looks familiar.
Often if I want to watch a one-off video topic, I'll view it in private mode, so it doesn't get added to history. Then I don't really mess up the algorithm.
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip641WmY4pA (quick demo)
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q76dMggUH1M (building)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3F5riM5BNE
Also has a suggestion of a few alternative models to use.
That gives you an annual individual plan for $15usd p.a.
Except this guy who eats 9g for breakfast...
A fair few telling him "he was wrong" were blue ticks with crypto in their profile.
Basically, they cannot deny anyone insurance based on health/age.
Once a year, all insurers submit their claims data to a central pool. They will then need to pay a certain amount to the pool, or get a refund based on their claims vs the rest of their providers.
That means risk is shared between all companies, and they don't need to deny people plans like in this case on the chance they get too many "bad customers".