Just buy chromecast (or something similar) for $30 and connect it to your "dumb" TV to get access to youtube, netflix, etc.
There's no need for bundling this "smart" sh*t with your TV. If there are "compatibility issues", update your chromecast or simply buy another device for $30.
Liberal religious freedom = believe whatever you want; don't expect me to comply with the tenets of your faith.
... unless it's the Gender Religion or the Climate Religion or something else that marxists happen to use at the moment.
And 2 million Ukrainians escaped to Poland from what? Deep fake bombs dropped on their cities?
Your "GitHub" link actually points to a project hosted on Steam's GitLab (https://gitlab.steamos.cloud/).
Which would be the desired effect in some cases.
According to this document:
https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/ne...
China: 30.3% (and it's growing)
USA: 13.4%
India: 6.8% (and it's growing)
So yes, in terms of CO2 emissions EU is tiny.
... as EFF people obviously no longer care for freedom.
And they'll probably get some corporate money from their new friends anyway.
This week first patient in Poland was given blood plasma produced from COVID convalescents' blood.
Several hours after injection his fewer has dropped, but it's too early to say if this therapy actually works.
No. You can find matches without exposing the actual passwords. That's where cryptographic hash functions are normally used.
> Just because he fought the Commies doesn't make him a good ruler. (...)
I wrote nothing about being (or not being) a good ruler. I opposed calling the government (with PM being well known for his anti-communist views) "national communist". They are national conservatives.
> (...) National Communist government
What are you smoking? Current Polish Prime Minister was a member of Fighting Solidarity (Polish anti-communist underground organization founded by his father) and Independent Students’ Association. He was beaten several times by the communist militia when he was a teenager. He's probably the most anti-communist PM in modern Poland.
Have they (the PC Police) actually found someone "offended" by master/slave naming scheme? Have they found the real slave who actually read Python documentation and felt bad because of this?
... and many TVs, home routers, in-car entertainment (ICE) systems, etc.
More sophisticated SSDs perform static wear leveling (moving old data to different locations on the disk) in the background. To improve performance, firmware on some disks does this without ensuring atomicity of each operation. It means that in case of unexpected power loss you could end up with seriously broken filesystem. Cheap pendrives are probably not affected by this, but you should be careful when connecting e.g. external SSD via USB.
So, how do they call doctors with 20-30 years of experience?
Take your work seriously but never take yourself seriously; and do not take what happens either to yourself or your work seriously. -- Booth Tarkington
