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Then there's the fact that UNESCO sites receive funding, which Italians love.
Then Italians are (overly?) proud of their history and food and they won't pass up an opportunity to tell the world they're the best. [1]
1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp2uDyzxP6gIn a world where videos and photos are still shared at laughable resolutions, let’s not scorn decisions to preserve media in the highest possible quality.
This awkward press release lives at https://learn.applemusic.apple/apple-music-classical
Drop the pathname and you get a nice 404.
Yep, they’re allowed to run on Chrome, that’s Google’s platform.
Good luck using your Chrome/Google passwords outside Chrome/Google apps.
Firefox at least does (or used to) offer a Lockbox app to use the password on your phone.
So here I am using Safari on my computer and phone.
Passwords are my ID, sometimes I have to enter them onto another computer or app or just share them with someone; I shouldn’t need to hunt my ID in the trunk of my car.
Keychain Access did this right decades ago, so there’s some logic behind it. The issue is that the app is not built for this decade and its UI is lacking.
To rephrase:
> mv dir .old-dir && rm -r .old-dir &
it's how most GUI desktops “delete” stuff, they just run the two actions separately
It's kind of a stretch anyway since the core idea of the command was the final `&`
> badgering their doctors/vets
You're saying it like being aware of possible diseases is a bad thing. One just has to avoid saying "you're wrong" to a doctor and instead just ask for a second opinion.
You realize that Google Search still brings in mountains of cash, right? Search generates 57% of Alphabet’s total revenue. [1]
We’re extremely far from that point.
[1]: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/18/how-does-google-make-money-advertising-business-breakdown-.htmlSo just like every one of your colleagues? Because that’s what they are. These bots are your new colleagues and they respond directly to you, without complaining, exceeding your knowledge.
Today I sent a PR fixing a bug in a language I don’t know anything about.
It worked. The bullshit worked.
Then I tried working on top of that adding more features and lost the rest of the day. But hey it’s still March 2023 and my colleague is still a junior. We should celebrate that they managed to fix a bug. I don’t know where I’ll be in March 2024.
I’m just here waiting for a “Fix issue” button on GitHub tickets, then I’ll be impressed again, for a week.
“Draw a Disney logo but for adults”
That image now lives on Adobe.com
We all bury bad memories. Feels like yesterday TypeScript couldn’t resolve a package because I set “moduleResolution: node16”
Oh wait, that’s still happening, because a dependency does not use the correct package.json exports setup.