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It is: Warmer, softer and cosier!
"Joa Studholme, a colour advisor for Farrow & Ball, thinks the proliferation of beige is a reaction to grey – sometimes dubbed “millennial grey” thanks to its association with a generation of renters out of ideas . . .
It’s a neutral with warmth – beige shades are softer, cosier and a little less hard-edged.”
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Self signing probably causes quite a few other issues, even though you have more control of the process, doesn't it?
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"The problem with the server certificate is that someone needs to sign it. Usually you would want that certificate to be signed by someone who is trusted globally like DigiCert. But that means you need to send an external request; and the provider at some point (usually in minutes but sometimes it can be hours) signs your certificate and returns it back to you. This time lag is unfortunately not acceptable for users. So most of the time you would sign the certificate yourself. This means you need to create a certificate authority (CA) and share it with the users so they can validate the certificate chain. Ideally, you would also create a different CA for each database."
Couldn't you automate this with Let's Encrypt instead?
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Reminds me of this lady running down the metro hallway trying to catch a train that was coming closer. I could tell she was on drugs and maybe living on the street.
As she was heading for the train now almost stopping at the station, she saw a man lying lifeless on a bench by the wall. She quickly ran over to him, shook his shoulder a little and asked if he was okay. As he grunted some sort of "yes", she then ran straight to the metro train. She just made it inside before the door closed behind her and the train left the station.
Of all the people on the station that day, she was the only one who cared about the man lying lifeless on the bench. She opened my eyes that day and since then I have been – mostly – able to follow her example . . .
Its biggest action was probably at the Barcelona Airport in October 2019, a protest a couple of years after the Catalan independence election in October 2017. The election itself was deemed unconstitutional by the Spanish government. The registered voters/turnout of this election was 43.03%; where 92.01% voted for separation from Spain and 7.99% voted to stay within Spain –– see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Catalan_independence_refe... –– but this was not a normal election by any means (read the link for more).
Typically the ANC –– see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assemblea_Nacional_Catalana –– has been the leading organization in the independence movement. They have been organizing big independence rallies etc. and the actions has been peaceful (from what I've read and seen). The Democratic Tsunami based protests were different in this regard, where more direct confrontation was more the norm. From what I have read Democratic Tsunami is not particularly active at the moment, but of course this might change.
How would you launch it from the NTFS partition; is that an option while in WinPE or will Windows automatically look for install.wim on other partitions? (met the 4GB problem in FAT32 and split install.wim in two for a successful USB install drive, but it would be interesting to learn how to do this via NFTS). Thanks!
The Palestinians living in this geographical area have a connection based on the history of their families living in the area. The Jewish people have a connection to the area based on the fact that most of their culture was founded in the area, but were later driven out as consequence of Roman and Byzantine actions – wars, enslavement, expulsions etc. This of course is the root of the whole conflict (with the additional pressure from surrounding hostile nations).
From what you have written it sounds like you mean that the Jewish people have no connection to this area. You also put words in my mouth that I have not said: "You’re suggesting the 90% native Palestinian population previously stole the land"
This is a difficult conflict to solve because both sides have valid arguments. It doesn't help to pretend one side doesn't have any valid arguments at all.
So in this case the Family 2 in Canada would be the Canadian people I would assume? It is always a question of how far back you go . . .
Jerusalem, City of David, was conquered by David more than 3000 years ago. The founding of Israel was not built out of thin air.
What does this exactly mean? I have an USB-C 4x1 Hub with HDMI that works at the same time as using 2 x USB-A 3.0, 1 x USB-C. Thanks!
> And he does it in Dénia, in the plot described at the beginning, despite being native of Swedish. She decided to move to live in the Marina Alta after spending long permits with a fellow camper in Les Rotes, when it was still “forest”.
A rewrite and adding some context would be:
And he does it in Dénia, on the plot described at the beginning, even though originally coming from Sueca, a town about 75km from Denía (in the autonomous community of Valencia, not in Sweden). He decided to live in la Marina Alta (a 'comarca' in Valencia that includes Dénia), after long vacations camping with a companion in Les Rotes (south of Dénia), when it still was a forest.
=> Sueca could also be a Swedish female, so I am sure that threw the automatic translation for a ride . . .
https://english.stackexchange.com/a/508907
"1618 Jack-of-all-trades
1631 Tom of all Trades
1639 John-of-all-trades
1721 Jack of all trades, and it would seem, Good at none
1732 Jack of all Trades is of no Trade
1741 Jack of all trades, and in truth, master of none
1785 a Jack of all trades, but master of none
1930 a Jack of all trades and a master of one
2007 Jack of all trades, master of none, though ofttimes better than master of one
The extra-long version of the expression may be considerably older than the 2007 earliest established occurrence might suggest—perhaps even a decade or two older. But it isn't the original form of the expression; and in comparison with the forms that arose during the 1700s, it is quite young."
RIP John Warnock.
From Wikipedia: "The present era of banking can be traced to medieval and early Renaissance Italy, to the rich cities in the centre and north like Florence, Lucca, Siena, Venice and Genoa. The Bardi and Peruzzi families dominated banking in 14th-century Florence, establishing branches in many other parts of Europe."
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"The word bank was taken into Middle English from Middle French banque, from Old Italian banco, meaning "table", from Old High German banc, bank "bench, counter". Benches were used as makeshift desks or exchange counters during the Renaissance by Florentine bankers, who used to make their transactions atop desks covered by green tablecloths."
If Jesus says 'do not swear an oath at all' (Matthew 5:34), and some president or official has been swearing on the Bible since 1789 – as in the case of The United States – what does that have to do with Jesus being inconsistent? The contradictions come when people read His word and decide not to follow it! (And I have done this many times myself in many other ways, sadly, and therefore grateful to Jesus for saving 'a wretch like me').
"In February 2012, Rodgers announced that he was collaborating with electronic band Daft Punk for their latest album, "teasing out their R&B influences". The record, Random Access Memories was released in 2013. Rodgers co-wrote and played guitar on three tracks: "Give Life Back to Music", "Lose Yourself to Dance", and "Get Lucky"."
I was not aware – but I guess I should have known ? – who played the guitar on "Get Lucky": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3s5D2HnQiE
From a Christian point of view – see Romans 11:11-31 – the Jews/Israel is seen as the cultivated olive tree, and all Christian Gentiles – i.e. all Christians that are not Jewish – are seen as "a wild olive tree, and grafted, contrary to nature, into a cultivated olive tree" i.e. the Jewish/Israeli tree (Romans 11:24). So as a Christian Gentile you therefore take part in God's words and promises to the Jews/Israel as a grafted olive tree.
But Jesus Christ brought something completely new to the table. He say about Himself that He came to fullfil the Law and the Prophets of the Old Testament (Matthew 5:17-20). He also said: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6).
In this way Christianity is not Judaism stripped for export, Jesus Christ is the culmination of all that was said in the Law and by the Prophets.
What is great about is that it just polls you every n minutes (based on your preferences), and then you just: Press the 'V' button (if you are working on the same as before – our Shift+Ctrl+S) OR Write in the new task that you are working on OR Select an earlier task from a dropdown menu. Time is then automatically added to the task chosen. Then you can just see the total of time spent on each task or export the data to CSV, JSON etc.
Not affiliated in any way, but has been working great for me.
Just wonder: How are the DB queries from your php implementation to the Planetscale DBs affected by network latency (hops and length between servers) as well as bandwidth (query results returned by PlanetScale DBs)?
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