Wow, great work!
Due my own personal bad habits, I fear I wouldn’t see 12 years out of most of those because of the lack of caps. A lot of random stuff ends up in my pocket when I’m doing projects. Screws and other things that will not have happy fun times with bare type A pins.
There’s not really a threat in geostationary orbits. It’s a much bigger area with far fewer satellites.
Most made by large corps. For example, Apple got in some hot water not too long ago for changing the way they track in Apple Mail.
Servers track sent, delivered, bounced, and blocked.
Clients phone home with opened, read, CTR, and junk status.
I never stopped. I went from feeds in Netscape Navigator to Google Reader to Feedly and now I self-host Miniflux.
I turned that off so many years ago I forgot it exists.
Firefox (for now) and Kagi
Aww, that’s the last version of windows I ever owned.
At least your Hyundai had a working rearview mirror so you had another way to see behind you.
My self-hosted stuff is intranet only apart from the VPN I used to access remotely. My blog is a Hugo site currently hosted on GitHub.
Yeah, though I don’t know if it graduated beta, because I don’t use windows 11.
If they just wanted telemetry they’d just “enhance it” they way they did with the monstrosity that is new Paint or AI assisted notepad.
Now that it’s a thing, UMG is going to find that corner and start shaking people down for performance royalties.
Glad I’m not the only one pessimating that.
My initial thought was, “that title can end after the 3rd word.”
Cellular modems with lifetime contracts from a telco are also increasingly common.
Certainly! Let me ignore half the details in your prompt and suggest a course of action for v2 of this package even though you said it was version 15.
I’m sorry that isn’t working for you. Here are the troubleshooting steps for a Samsung convection oven that went out of production in 2018.
You are correct, your question did not involve baking tips, here’s that same course of action from v2 of this software package.
Ideally it’d be a check that comes close to what they saved from no longer hosting caches themselves.
I was thinking pressing it turns everything to shit, but that works too. I’d also accept, completely misunderstood by future generations.
My only real hope out of this is that that copilot button on keyboards becomes the 486 turbo button of our time.
Yeah, I mostly deal in m3 screws for my projects which, I know from experience, do get caught in type-A plugs.