Subtitles are useful for people like me that are hearing impaired. There is no other option. If you're (almost) deaf, you can have 1000 dubbed languages available, but it's still useless. Fuck me, the tech future is bleak...
Total withdraw from the EU? I hope that's a promise, not a threat.
...when I read:
"digital merchandise such as scarves and flags, [...] to adorn their virtual houses to express their team spirit.",
"blockchain-based metaverse experience",
"immersive soccer-themed digital environments"...
Are the people that come up with this shit even real?
... now go crash down on the insane amount of scammers that scam people all over the world. If you want to make a difference, that would be a good place to start.
Abusive spouse, moving to a new country, starting fresh after certain circumstances like depression, bad job, moving house, etc.
Phone numbers should not be regarded as unique. The amount of numbers is limited, so when I cancel my current subscription, after 1 year or so, the telco will recycle it and give it to someone else.
SumatraPDF. Been using it for years, never looked back. No bloat at all, extremely small, quick, etc. Haven't had a PDF that didn't work.
Wow, who would have guessed... What did you expect, a surge in knitting and Japanese gardening?
Will it *finally* allow me to use Gnome via VNC without the dreaded "Oh no, something went wrong?"
But the real question is: can we finally, after all these years, run a Gnome 3 session over a VNC connection without getting the "Oh no! Something has gone wrong" error and the ridiculous workarounds for that?
can we now run Gnome3 over VNC without the "Oh No! Something has gone wrong." message?
At least all the letters there...
Funny how you misspelled "Gammar Nazi"
That's available through an extension on Thunderbird called "Thunderbird conversations". See here: https://github.com/protz/GMail-Conversation-View/wiki
Also, while we're nitpicking, it's
I believe you made a slight mistake. If all of the 100.000 were year subscribers, then the tally would be on $8.000.000. And that number does not take into account the more expensive monthly subs. Again, I have no idea what running stuff like that costs, but would 8M *really* be not enough?
You know, the difference between this company and the Titanic is that the Titanic had paying customers.
