P2P is a thing, it’s just not practical for large platforms. But you’ll find lots of peer-to-peer in small-scale applications.

But that is at least solvable with the internet archive (most of the time)

Not everyone can run their own instance. Aside from this being tedious if every service did that (you don’t just register an account, gotta figure out how to run it locally), you also run into networking and hardware limitations. To run an instance you need a publicly accessible device that supports that service. Someone just using their phone would have no way of accessing the service. Someone on the road would have no access (unless they also set up a home VPN to connect to their private instance). It’s just not practical.

They said “commercial sprinkler systems”, i.e. stuff you can easily buy, there is nothing about housing (all residential areas). I agree it’s dumb, but at least get the facts right.

The strawberries look very red to me, and some of the boxes around have some redish tint (more toward purple)

Wow much maturity

In addition to all the good answers, there also the case that most browsers just hide it nowadays. Go to google.com, you’ll see only that text in the URL field, the http(s)://www part is only shown when you click into the field, because as many have already said, it’s redundant in today’s infrastructure

Have a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Backlight it explains how to do this in the first section

Using zsh will gelp with that mistake, because by default it will turn the ‘no matches’ scenario into an error. But seriously, always quote your arguments if there is any chance for ambiguity (also for variables)

Is your instance auto-deleting media after a few hours? This is the third post from you that just gives 404

That would only work if half the workers are pushing instead of pulling. If you’ve ever tried rowing, you know that doesn’t work, at least not with any efficiency

I typically have one DB service per app service (not just ler cluster, unless multiple services need the same db).

Advantages:

• Simple backup/data organization, each service is self-contained
• True isolation: Unless you manually create DB accounts for each service, likely all your services have access to all data, and even with accounts there are data leaks and exploits

Disadvantages:

• You have more services running than strictly needed, but this is a minuscule impact on performance (the overhead of the DB service is typically not noticable)

Renault has some models with almost no gimmicks, only a typical navigation system, for example the Kangoo at least our older model, no idea if that changed)

20 minutes? That’s a strong focus for a TikTok kid!

Not quite right. An existing model can and is tweaked during its lifetime, but these are minor changes to the weights and not worthy of a new version, but they can significantly reduce (or increase) certain outputs.

In that case it may be to keep birds away (to have them not nest on the balcony)

VBA can be used in place of scripts on Windows through the use of wscript.exe, so you might want to find any small thing you want to automate and figure out how to do that

February, before it was switched over, same as OP. Note also that your screenshot doesn’t match the -10% on Win11 that got OP to make the post in the first place.

Chinese +30%, it’s likely just new users with older OSes (Windows 10?)

64-bit machines are not able to run 8-bit and 16-bit code while 64-bit mode is active. You can install a 32-bit OS, where this works, but if you want the advantage of 64 bits, you lose those very old (DOS and pre-DOS) programs.