If Andrew Mountwhatshisface decides to sue the BBC, claiming the pictures are AI generated or something, or done by an imposter, then “appears to” shields the BBC against lawsuit and political fallout.
The BBC are treading on eggshells here, being publically funded and with the oncoming majority in parliament being ready to privatise the lot (shudder!).
Not on the internet!! How else will we learn to hate each other?!
Where we vibe code, we don’t need abstractions!
Just an inglorious soup of notches and work arounds.
It’s the ultimate shitty transpiler —> from shitty requirements to crappy architecture by fibbergibberting!
Did you definitely take your meds this morning?
Work often issues work phones. They’re likely to be quite swayed by something focused on communication.
It endlessly crashed for me, on bigger vector heavy files.
I need office and affinity.
Ah sorry I responded which you then responded to but in the meantime I had deleted my comment as I couldn’t figure out if you were being sarcastic or not 😜
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It drives me bonkers! The browser already has a way to display loading and it’s even respectful of back buttons.
I get that in a select few cases, for real time content, it makes sense to handle the loading inside the page. But if all you’re doing is displaying an article, I don’t need you to load a framework page that then loads the content. Just load the content.
Lost my job. Second oldest daughter became a Christian overnight (neither my wife nor I have ever mentioned religion in the house and are both decidedly atheist/agnostic) and don’t we dare suggest the fact that religion is trending on social media might have anything to do with it!
Other than that it’s been a splendid week.
Darwin I hope Canva keeps it clean.
And I speak as someone that did just start subscribing to Canva AI from inside Affinity this month.
100% DaVinci Resolve. It’s a full-bleed, professional solution on top of a large hardware ecosystem.
I hope this forces an Affinity build for Linux.
The tanks are rumbling nicely this morning.
As someone with a 20 year old Reddit account, I have to say I agree. The character of Reddit did change noticeably when digg users came over. And that’s fine. But it definitely happened.
France should simply offer select participation in their nuclear program, by way of buying in to maintenance and development, and some staffing on their submarines.
Germany, Poland, Benelux, the Nordics, Spain and Italy would likely join.
A couple more SSBNs with English speaking staffing running under French procedure would work.
But the thorny challenge is to determine who determines when the button is pressed. Extremely clear simple rules, such as “If any member states are attacked with nuclear weapons, the attacker is counter attacked with nukes”. It would be impossible to have a “when the survival of a state is threatened” like individual nuclear states do.
Set up your own emergency grid. I’ve got a couple solar powered nodes around so I can contact my wife even from the villages that aren’t in mobile coverage.
But to be fair, not being able to sweat and having perfect Pizza Express date recall are pretty sweet buffs.