Not supporting HEIC/HEIF is a silly political decision at this point. All decent phones, not just iPhones, have been able to use HEIF for some time. Google even added HEVC support to Chrome some time ago too. The world hasnâ(TM)t ended.

Sounds like Microsoft during the Internet Explore 4-6 years. This is monopolistic behaviour, yet people keep up a fuss about Apple and want to give Google more free rein!

I don't give a fuck about other people

There, fixed it for you.

Thanks for sharing. This is strange list: it has some countries in there, but not some of the obvious ones like the US. Then I wonder if they are double counting, such as with Gazprom and the Russian Ferderation?

Oh please, you're making things up about Trump. Putin would have done what Putin would have done whether or not Trump was president. Besides, all signals Trump gave was that he wouldn't do something like lead with American air strikes if Russia invaded Ukraine. Let's be honest, Trump likes his ego being stroked, and the best you would have seen is him trying to get TV footage of him shaking Putin's hand as they made a "deal", with Trump coming home waving a piece of paper all Neville Chamberlain-esque.

Iâ(TM)m wondering what the process is with liblzma that allowed this through without a code review or a review that didnâ(TM)t understand the submission.

I donâ(TM)t think Iâ(TM)ve seen repeated compilations of the same source produce bit identical outputs for a long time. Thereâ(TM)s normally a few bytes different every time, which I always assumed was some sort of timestamp or checksum that includes the time as one of its inputs.

Where does the heat go once itâ(TM)s in your house?

Most calcium carbonate in rocks has come from the oceans, such as from corals. Warming oceans seems to be killing corals and their carbon fixing.

Sending static versions is horrific and quickly falls down when more than two people are involved. You end up in version hell, not quite knowing which is the latest (or worse, you have parallel divergent edits) and no easy way to merge the changes.

The online version of Word is also shit, even after years of Microsoft working on it: edits are laggy and itâ(TM)s trivial to fuck up the formatting that then takes hours to fix in the desktop version.

There is NO reason at all to give a third party access to your smart devices. They want it because of the history of privacy stealing on the internet, but you get no benefit for this kind of thing.

You want to make a smart home? Make sure everything you buy is:

1) Hardware NOT directly connected to the internet. It should connect to a local network, not given permission to go outside your IP address. Have the software hosted on your devices, nothing else.

2) Be controllable via simple, publicized API commands. Then you buy/create INDEPENDENT software, not controlled by the hardware manufacturer, that you may (or may not) connect to the internet, installed on separate devices(computers0.

Is that when they start contributing to WINE?

Did somebody complain about her calendar, or did you all whinge amongst yourselves about double standards and revel in your persecution?

Spot the Russian troll. It hasnâ(TM)t been stolen, itâ(TM)s just frozen: Russia can get it back by withdrawing their military and restoring Ukraineâ(TM)s territorial integrity back to its 2014 borders. Itâ(TM)s peanuts compared with what Russia has stolen from Ukraine.