How would using physical cubes make learning measuring less confusing?

The truth is that they’re not held accountable so the input field doesn’t matter at all, hence the sarcastic reasons entered.

I think they’re getting at cooking more or less from scratch rather than buying tons of processed garbage, but I had to reach far to arrive at that conclusion.

I’m an unwealthy American who’s only been to Mexico a handful of times and they have never stamped my passport.

I usually buy Blu-rays then rip them. My wife has some old DVDs and a lot of them are already unreadable, so I value the redundancy of having digital copies but without the DRM.

Right, but simply staying away from their websites doesn’t really solve the problem. You can ditch Google all you want but you won’t get away from their tracking on just about every third party app and website — they even load scripts on (US) government websites.

What about my comment led you to that conclusion?

I’m more curious if it’s normal in other places to even have people from the carrier just casually texting customers.

It’s always “for now” since nothing is ever concrete anymore.

On iOS I use Focus a lot, but for things like theaters, restaurants, etc. the standard Do Not Disturb is enough, and if you use your calendar a lot (like I do so I can tap events on CarPlay to navigate) it’ll give you the option to deactivate the Focus after the event ends, when leaving, etc.

Is it normal for carriers to text their customers?

I thought the people in power were promoting AI, especially since they’re the ones investing in it so much.

Why is Zoom even still popular? Remember when Apple had to push a security update to undo its insane HTTP daemon? I guess we’re all just okay trusting their janky-ass Windows adjacent UI and security model.

Me too, just fuck it all to hell. It’s nice not to have mobile apps tracking me either.

…okay? So the conclusion is don’t buy anything that communicates over the internet?

I did for awhile on PC, but more recently I couldn’t get it to run happily on an ARM macOS VM. I try off and on but it never works right, so I have boring old Debian when I need Linux (usually to disk repair for disks actually used by Linux machines).

Oh right it was just last year that I switched. I usually use Alpine Linux so I forget that Debian is so slow sometimes.

But if it was released last year as stable why is this being posted now?

His parents were talking about Elon Musk’s vision to go to Mars in 1996?

Could this post be titled a bit better?

I feel like I’ve been running Trixie for years at this point, it was only released recently?

For me it’s Santa Baby or whatever the hell it’s called, that song is just totally creepy.