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groupByAge = collections.defaultdict(list)
for person in people:
groupByAge[person["age"]].append(person) const compile_version = gorge "git describe --tags --always --dirty"
const compile_time = gorge "date --rfc-3339=seconds"Every wired headphones I've had started to break down after a year or so, including ones with a detachable cable.
BT headphones are much more reliable. If you buy something like the Sony's you can probably get replacement batteries.
So letting property should just be risk-free profit? Being a landlord is a business and businesses fail all the time.
Basically a battery powered camera that can be deployed very quickly to an area of interest.
I only have ublock origin and a minimum of config changes.
https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2017/02/science-fi...
So what? What's the harm?
People sure like to write emotionally charged posts arguing for privacy, but they're always suspiciously low on details on what bad things (actually) happened.
Even in this case with phone numbers and other data leaked, so what? What harm do data leaks cause?
Seems like making a fuss about nothing.
> How are we still ok with this shit?
We're ok with a lot of shit. I think if we were to make a list of shit this would rank pretty low.
Works the same as with bank accounts or scamcoins.
The government can always just make a law and take whatever it wants from you (or imprison you). Doesn't matter if it's from a bank account or bitcoin cold storage on planet Musk.
Debatable...
"In 1994, the most recent year for which published data are available, an estimated 4.7 million dog bites occurred in the United States, and approximately 799,700 persons required medical care (1). Of an estimated 333,700 patients treated for dog bites in emergency departments (EDs) in 1994 (2), approximately 6,000 (1.8%) were hospitalized (3)."
That's been the sentiment for the past 12 years and X11 still works great and wayland implementations are a buggy, slow, featureless mess.
I guess that's sarcasm? I can't even eat a sandwich outside without fearing that it will be considered a picnic and get me arrested.
And like it's been noted many times before here, had Europe banned US companies like China had, maybe they would have a stronger software development culture, and they could control their own data instead of handing over everything to the US.
I don't get it. What's the danger?
https://liko-12.github.io/ (lua, open source, I haven't used this much, but it seems nice)
https://github.com/ftsf/nico (nim, open source. Not quite the same as the others, there's no IDE, etc. But it's a library with an API similar to PICO)