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Which is also inaccessible (and goes against WCAG [1]) [1] https://webaim.org/blog/wcag-2-0-and-link-colors/
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What do you consider a complex deployment?
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The value of automation ("complex deployments") is not only incremental cost savings (ie because you don't need to do the work over and over), but also the reduction or outright elimination of human error, which especially in
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And still to this day, where Windows 11 is for instance version 10.0.26100
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https://xcancel.com/0xTib3rius/status/1933702904734429560 The tweet basically just sums up https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/ow5i3PPK96RduMcb1S... (which would've been a better t
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I assure you water is not free in California. It is billed on a usage basis just like everywhere else.
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Are you speaking in general, or is there anything specific about this update that has you upset?
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No, this is a misunderstanding of the kind of taxation policy progressives tend to favor. Taxation on profit for businesses should be high, and taxation on upper tiers of individual income should be high, but taxation on funds businesse
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The article, and Apple's messaging therein, contradicts your understanding of this feature. > Because Critical Alerts are disruptive, they are meant to be used for a very restricted number of purposes. This include medical- and heal
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Obvious first command, "cat /etc/passwd"
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I'm not sure that's simpler than what Google is proposing here
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It's not open source until you pick a license. Since there is no license in this repository, it is at best source-available.
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Posting ChatGPT outputs directly in a post with no attribution or indication that you are doing so is not helpful or authentic.
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Since the title has changed since you wrote this, it may be prudent to include the title at question in the future for clarity. The original title was: > Google blocked Motorola use of Perplexity AI, witness says The new title is: > G
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> I have never ever swiped back intentionally in over 100000 swipe backs Real question here, what are you trying to do when you "swipe back"?
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That's exactly how it works. Apple does the same thing everyone else does. But when Apple does it, it's "secure", and when everyone else does it, it's "insecure". Hope that helps.
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So Apple's BT stack is crap? Because that's the one that is in control here...
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I'm sure the GDP evenly distributes amongst the population right? It's not like the US has massive wealth disparity or anything that could massively affect the implications of a simple per capita GDP comparison.
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It's the difference between (await (await foo).bar).baz and foo.await.bar.await.baz -- which do you want to write?
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What about hyprland makes you think of Mac? These two things barely resemble each other at all.
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The first amendment prevents the government from abridging the right for people to assemble and peacefully protest. Given that there's a public safety concern, one could argue there's nuance here, but you can hardly blame them for
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What about his approval rating is high right now? Quite the opposite, in fact.
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He campaigned on doing exactly these things
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Firstly, since 1971 the Postal Service has operated independently, receiving no taxpayer money (other than about $100 million allocated by Congress to offset the cost of providing free mailing for blind people, overseas mailing, etc). Until
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And then died out, before Cortes brought them back to the continent in 1519. Native Americans then discovered the horses before they ran into the Europeans and began spreading them across the country. > Horses evolved in the Americas aro
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Medicaid is indeed for persons under the poverty line. Medicare is for people 65 and older. Not that I think they'll stop at Medicaid.
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It definitely has the ability to upload normal files, the + button has several options. If you don't have it, you might be in a Google feature flag jail-- this happens frustratingly often, where 99.9% of users have a feature flag enabl
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Yes, YouTube fully supports region specific availability and has for a very very long time.
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This is absolutely already a feature of YouTube for creators.
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The original article was focused on restaurants, this sub thread focuses on Google reviews in general, and the person you are talking about never mentioned restaurants at all
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