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Yeah, everytime I see it, I feel sorry for it.
And the joke is actually good… because it’s the truth.
Yeah, everytime I see it, I feel sorry for it.
And the joke is actually good… because it’s the truth.
YES!
Vindication at last!
It looks great. Wonder which tool was used to upscale the videos.
Is there any way of backing this up in case of a C&D?
Theoretically.
Sure.
I just wonder how often I will find a package that gives me a 2℅ gain. If it’s all fair and square, it should be fairly common. If not, either the scales need recalibration or… (insert sinister music)… there is intent here and that is another way to maximise profits; 2% at a time.
Some things really should be remembered annually.
This is one of them.
I’m surprised, sad, shocked and disappointed that such laws even have to exist.
There are actually people out there who want Nazism to exist and flourish. Why are many so short-sighted not to learn at least from recent history?
… and so on. So many lessons to ignore and mistakes to repeat, because many can’t be bothered to look for new solutions to old problems.
How do you know?
So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.
Thought so.
Means I can safely disregard your statements.
Source?
Symfony, Laravel & other PHP based frameworks are going strong. PHP isn’t going away anytime soon.
Logseq has an Android app. Zettlr doesn’t.
Edit: I tested Logseq. It has the basic functionality down, so for many it might be great. For me, though, it doesn’t come close to what is possible with the plugins of Obsidian. So for now I’ll stick with Obsidian.
And you haven’t even reached Nestlé yet…
Just naming a company isn’t particularly useful. Some context would be great, so others can hate the company too. 🫠
Get a day younger for the double dose.
Maybe so, but my trust in companies with such responses drops to zero. If my problem doesn’t feel right for them, I can get lost. And I’m not alone. Some “great” rating Oracle got here.. In this case probably for fraud protection, but there are better ways to deal with this than giving the proverbial middle finger to potential customers.
My thought is now: what will they do if another problem arises that - according to Oracle - feels uncomfortable to deal with? Close my account without warning and explanation? Wouldn’t be the first time they would have done that. Is that thought rational? I don’t know. But it’s there.
Whatever the case, it’s mildly infuriating.
Something like that. Not that they give any indication of what they expect from the start. Definitely underlines that Oracle is best avoided. Based on this, I can only imagine the support one can expect with a real problem. No, thank you.
Ridiculous. A true Oracle original.
In short: air out regularly, even if it’s hot outside.