The public must gain it’s share of the revenue for allowing a private company to use public domain IP exclusively.

Hold a yearly auction to see who is granted rights to the property which is now the public’s.

Gotta find time for a rewatch of Tucker and Dale vs Evil

The messaging coming from Budenov, the Ukrainian head of intelligence:

“We have the ability to hit any part of the temporarily occupied Crimea as of now. Absolutely at any point we can get the enemy. Those who have done stupid things, it’s better for them to leave,”

“And those who are waiting must prepare and do everything to help, first of all, the intelligence agencies, and then further, when the troops go into the open.”

Psyops for sure, but part of me wants it to happen. Now with this battery gone it definitely sets the stage.

After personally speaking to a Taiwanese engineer working for TSMC in AZ, there is a major cultural difference, it shouldn’t be overlooked.

People forget though, Intel is also expanding their plant in Chandler so this project is competiting for workers from within a diminished work force against a huge competitor. Intel doesn’t need to be told how to pay and run US based capital projects.

If anything TSMC should be embarrassed they couldn’t successfully forecast a huge capital project to completion. That’s where the lack of competency and blame should be placed.

Here we go again.

Lawmakers: put back doors in end to end encryption.

Tech sector: we can’t.

Lawmakers: think of the children.

Tech sector: it’s math, if we weaken the tech, nothing is private.

Lawmakers: yes, or leave the market.

Tech sector: ok.

This has been playing out since the Clinton administration and the idea there, which failed was key escrow. Key escrow still isn’t a solution becase the code is, now, open source.

The lawmakers want the public to have less privilege than the criminals, or they want the entire population to act as criminals by using freely available software. This shows no forethought.

Done, hopefully correctly.

I keep rewinding and rewatching scenes before the episode is even done.

So 🪛 indeed. Their official figures state 5.5% GDP growth when it was more like negative 5-10% GDP yoy.

Right. It will if this is another Tofu Dreg project

Is this a video for ants?

If we are starting to get alarmed over surface temps, here’s my patio furniture temp right now in Arizona

Air temp is currently 43.8C

So it’s clear, on Android press and hold on the app icon and go to App Info. Goto the subsection Storage and Cache and delete the Cache. I had issues with Jerboa and had to delete both the Cache and the Storage as well.

Ok, you made the same joke I was gonna make.

Obligatory *you’re and *there is

Started using RoboForm on Windows XP, switched to Mac, used several there, came back to Windows 7, used LastPass and then dumped LastPass after they were acquired by LogMeIn which, as predicted, poorly managed the product to where people are getting locked out of their passwords. So now its 2023 and I’m back on RoboForm.

(If anyone has any reason to not use RoboForm I would appreciate, however I need to use password sharing occasionally, which is a feature) Edit: just realized this is an Android group but RoboForm has a pretty good Android app, FYI.

Found it!

Connect let’s you hide viewed posts.

Edit: Had to use 3 different apps to post this comment.

Wefwef - original comment that posted but never showed post was committed Connect - to verify original post committed and to reply that I found the app. Jerboa - to post pic of setting.

This list is great and I’ve gone through a bunch of these already but I’m looking for a client I used that allowed you to hide post viewed posts.

Currently I’m on wefwef has jerboa is back to throwing JSON errors for every interaction.

Nothing yet. Now that RIF is dead I’m less likely to check regularly.

I’ve had the exact same situation happen to me as in the post however Tesla’s service has always replace the battery for free which really makes up for the hassle. It appears also that they are transitioning people to the new lithium ion 12 volt battery, even if your current never came with it originally.

My frustration with this process is that Tesla uses a 12 volt battery that is not easy to come by unless you go through Tesla service. Sometimes you just need your car immediately and will replace the 12 volt when it dies but you can’t find this bastard at your local auto parts store.

I am still waiting, about 1 week now, since the request.

Gotta think they are swamped with these things. Good.