Thank fuck.
Though they'll make opt-out soon enough, when the backlash has dwindled down.
AnonStoleMyPants
joined 1 year ago
People like to use things that are used by many people. Not that surprising.
Its still there with tons of content.
I doubt most Windows users care enough to hate it.
Started Valheim again with a friend of mine. Having a blast! No mods but we kinda wanted to add a few for an immersive no-map run.
More like finding bugs and exploiting the hell out of them.
I'd rather hire someone I know is a decent, stand up guy that is easy to work with even if they are not as qualified as a rando, as long as they're qualified enough. I'm sure this is not always the case, like maybe I need a specialist for a single thing or a consultant or whatnot. But I put a lot of value on personality in general.
Though I guess it also depends how easy it is to fire someone if they're not what you wanted.
Another very simple solution that will work well is just a google docs file that you share with people.
Quantum computers eh? Yeah that's not even remotely true. Currently they are a scientific curiosity with very very little practical use.
Lmao yeah when they realised how much money they can do it they suddenly "understand" the "risk" it "poses" if it is freely available. Uh huh. Sure bud lemme have some of what you're having. Smokes capitalism yeah that's some good shit.
But that same argument works the other way too, no? If you define a chicken egg as an egg that came from a chicken, then if you have a dozen of eggs you cannot know whether they're chicken eggs or whatever eggs unless you know specifically a chicken laid them. Even if you take a dna test of it and it comes back as "a chicken", you cannot know whether it is in fact a chicken egg.
In the other definition you are capable of determining whether the egg is in fact a chicken egg by its contents.
First thing I noticed too! Gorgeous graph.