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Is this the best move for the customer or the investor?

As soon as they support groups/folders I will switch. But I can't as my gitlab is all setup in many folders and sub projects.

Having to rewrite all my CI will suck but will be worth it.

Where is the case that was reported all over in Switzerland?

The Swiss nation bank and other central banks should also do something similar. They are loosing control to private foreign corporations which decide what you can and can not purchase. Not based on laws but on risk.

One of the jobs of the SNB is to enable payments. But because most people are using digital payments now they are loosing this ability and control.

If you get sanctioned by the US you loose access to all digital payment systems. In Switzerland where access to a bank account is a right written in the law you can only use one bank (Postfinance) and this bank has to limit you to basically a useless account (No wires, no credit cards etc.) because even the internal digital payment system (Twint) touches some US system.

Human mistakes in code usually have reasoning behind it. You can understand how the engineer made the mistake.

AI mistakes aren't like this, mistakes look like someone was lobotomized mid coding.

Nice but Switzerland and the EU by law require a minimum of a 2 year warranty. You can't sell a device with less.

I guess I should have been more specific. I was talking about Zürich.

Just put your head phones in, no one will bother you.

Last time I was in a US theater the tickets where not numbered and you could sit anywhere. There was no point in pre purchasing a ticket because if you wanted a good seat you needed to show up early either way.

In Switzerland the seats have always been numbered and even if the cinema is empty people wouldn't dare move into another seat. People do show up right before the film starts and try to avoid the ads. Some also hang in the lobby until the film actually starts.

Why does the Pentalobe exist in the first place?

Are there still large shorts on GameStop? If this goes through I assume it will wipe those out?

But if it all goes sour nobody will be held accountable and two not one company are ruined.

I don't see how such leveraged acquisitions should be legal.

Let's see if this work. I just posted something that got a score of 83/100.

I doubt it will. From everything I have posted, it's quite random what sparks peoples interest. It really depends on many factors such as what the topics where in the last weeks and on current events.

This will make testing more expensive and hence some will no longer bother to FCC test excluding the US from receiving their product. Especially small companies and startups.

I did not FCC certify my product because the primary focus is for the European market but now I would also have to consider costs.

Biggest blocker with forgejo is that currently it isn't possible to create "projects" or "subfolders" like in gitlab.

Gitlab has become quite hostile and I would not be surprise if they stop supporting their open source version. Even if you want to pay, the starting price is quite high and there is only one price now and for everything else you need to make a "deal" with them.

Tim cook did his job well. He increase stock value over and over again for the delight of the shareholders. He also increased the moat as large as possible.

If you want a better product you will not get it from a publicly traded company.

Sure you may claim that a bad product is bad for a company in the long term and it is. However short term stock increases are far more desirable than long term stability and growth.

Yes, even the ones that have an LED behind each disk which are on in the dark. This display [1] is the same but in the dark [2] you see the LEDs instead.

[2] https://www.urban-transport-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/...

[1] https://cdn.unitycms.io/images/2padXosoqh99o13dcrN3co.jpg

A Framework SFP+ or SFP28 expansion would be sweet.

Whatsapp was much much more at that point. It also had a huge userbase at a time when getting such a number of people was incredibly difficult. Many were also paying the $1 per year fee. Switching from Cursor to Kilo etc. takes nothing. There are no "friends" you need to convince to switch.

Exactly, this isn't something new. It was removed for no reason other than aesthetics and possibly to force users to buy a new device every few years.

May I remind you that the fist few iPhones were not water proof, yet the battery was not removable.

Laptops are not waterproof but those batteries are also no longer removable.

Where do I find that? https://www.ipv6.he.net/ has an invalid certificate and is the first result on Google.

Just found this little site. https://isgithubipv6.web.app/

Maybe we shouldn't even measure percentage adoption and instead just if github has finally adopted..

My next project, IPv6 in my homelab. It will be a challenge but it is time. My ISP gives me a static /48, I should use it.

I though the whole concept in IPv6 of remembering addresses is that you don't. That is IPv4 thinking...

Just wait until a bank moves their 2FA to CF...

Netblock do not work and will never work.

Off topic but Milla Jovovich just released an AI memory called mempalace:

https://github.com/milla-jovovich/mempalace

I would be interested to know how these are made on a technical level. Is it a combination of several tools and are they local or some service (I would think LEGO minifigs would trigger some copyright issue)? I also assume you need to do certain things to keep the consistency and somehow sync the music with the video?

Yet somehow the US did manage to get power to most places...

The thing with fiber is that it can go so much longer than copper without any active components. It is also very future proof, you won't be pulling it out of the ground/off the pole for at least 50 years if not longer.

If size is such an issue, how did you get power?