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But anyone who tries to auto-delete my attachments will never get my patronage.
Why do you want to cripple email to create a free service? This seems like a race to the bottom, with very little upside for you.
I ended up not using them, but they created an issue for me on GitHub, saying my request was on their roadmap.
https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb/issues/580
Oh and they quickly researched a solution to an installation bug I was experiencing.
https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb/issues/579
TL;DR: great customer service from nocodb, so I'm happy to consider nocodb for future projects.
Serious question: what would it take to make it illegal to send false tickets?
I am not a lawyer, but I think falsely accusing someone of a crime can be a crime if it's "known to be false"
In this case it wasn't "known" to be false because there was no human checking things.. but the fact they (who?) sent the ticket means they assumed it was true.
One of the employees checks the clock "about five times a day" when he's working. He checks the accuracy of the western style clock and the humidity in the glass case in which the clock is housed.
I don't recall at what percent they keep the humidity, but they have packets hidden under the clock which release moisture and absorb moisture as needed from the air in the case.
Even if batteries have to be replaced that often now, the technology will continue to improve, becoming both cheaper and more reliable.
Computers used to be the size of rooms and break due to literal insects in them.
"Bullshit ability as an honest signal of intelligence."
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/14747049211000...
/lol
"No, int_19h, he said to NOT use regex to parse HTML!"
int_19h: wạ͈ͣ̿i̘̱͚̝̍̎ṱ̜̙ͯ̏̾̐̃ͮ,̿̑̓̒̇̄ ͈̺̯͙̰ͦ̐̎̂w̜̦̱͇̝͂̐̈́̄ͅh͚̞̯̰͑͑̐̋ͪa̩͕͑̂̒̔t̪̬̱̞̞̹͌̿́̆̑ͮͮ?͕̮͒̊̃͒̊̈
/s
> [Former Navy Lieutenant Ryan] Graves is calling those objects a threat to security...
In the larger picture, Steven Greer has been explaining(1) for years what's now happening:
> there is the disclosure the powers that be would like to see: Manipulated. Calculated to consolidate power and engender fear. Configured in such a way that chaos and a deepening need for Big Brother is carefully inculcated into the masses.
(1) https://siriusdisclosure.com/cseti-papers/when-disclosure-se...
It ostensibly seems fine, updated today. https://github.com/atom/atom
I suggest the parenthesis are not artificial: they specify an order of operations. i.e. they specify the timing of operations.
Choosing a, b, c as things that change with time makes it easy to think of nonassociative examples:
(Crack open an egg) then (cook it) = (scrambled egg)
(Cook an egg) then (peel it) = (boiled egg)
Your comment to which I'm replying now shows that you do have the ability to learn this new language. You've correctly and successfully used the term "SO" to refer to a popular resource on programming. You have successfully "fired up the terminal." You've even used the terminal to echo $PATH. You're making great progress! :-)
The particular idea of installing node.js by default in web browsers seems to me like installing toasters on sofas. That would make it easier to make toast without going to the kitchen, but is not something that most people would want.
> why do I need to ______?
This is the current state of computers and programming. Computers are just concentrated piles of logic gates and they don't actually know what they are doing.
The CIA claims they have now provided all the information on UAP they have, though there is no way to know that’s true.
“Research by The Black Vault will continue to see if there are additional documents still uncovered within the CIA’s holdings,” Greenwald promised in a statement on his website.
The release comes months before the Pentagon was due to brief Congress on all they know about UAP — a date dictated in the most recent COVID-19 relief bill, of all places, which passed in late December.
The demands for alien intel became so many that the CIA eventually compiled it onto a CD-ROM, obtained by Greenwald and uploaded to the Black Vault, divvied into dozens of downloadable .PDFs.
Dr. Greer's assessment is that this is a continuation of the slow but steady narrative that UFOs and ETI are real but that they are a threat. The ETs are NOT the threat as Dr. Greer has continually stated. The threat is the military industrial complex juggernaut towards interplanetary war.
Please see his article : When Disclosure serves Secrecy.
From Dr. Greer's paper:
"Do not be deceived. You need to be awake to the darker scenarios which some would like to thrust upon the world. And you need to know that there are alternatives. If a ‘disclosure’ is unleashed on the world which is xenophobic, militaristic and terrifying, know that it comes from the spinmeisters of secrecy- regardless of how respectable the person or group may appear to be.
And remember: Part of this disclosure plan involves the use of UFO look-alike devices made by humans in an attack on Earth or military assets of Earth. This would be a well-orchestrated use of advanced human technologies to hoax an ET attack- all for the purpose of disclosing the truth with the desired military-oriented spin. In such a scenario, most of humanity will be deceived into believing the threat from space has arrived – and that we must fight it at all costs. This is nothing more than long-term social security for the military-industrial complex. There must be people who can expose this fraud. ..........
Here is another idea: Why don’t ‘we the people’ unite and launch a disclosure ......... An honest one. One which leads to peace, not war. To a sustainable and beautiful world, free of pollution and brimming with abundance, of all types. One which reaches out into the unknown, instead of firing particle beam weapons into the darkness of space."
My mnemonic: the two Ls are like parallel lines.
For aspiring journalers, always write the full date, including year. Probably write the time of day and maybe day of week to help give context to future readers. Do not worry about backtracking if you skip a day or decades. Just write starting now, otherwise the backlog will paralyze you.
That reminds me I haven't written about today yet.
https://www.robnugen.com/journal/
https://www.robnugen.com/journal/2020/11/30/japanese-work-hn...
Therefore, I imagine it happened every year in that part of Norway for the years leading up to this very long freeze that's now thawing.