Fedditor385

Plain ol' spreadsheet.

Oh, funny, I also have sentient AI at home that I developed, but choose not to release it. My mom also created one accidentally while baking a cake but it was to powerful and she also decided to best destroy it like it never existed. You know, for everyones safety.

According to Wikipedia, they basically have no representative nowhere... I would rather vote for a more established party which actually has the power do influence the decision. Surely there must be one mainstream party that has the same stance.

And, did you raise the food cost, so that everyone can get decent pay? And why not?

Pardon my ignorance, but physical cards are tap-to-pay since it exists, no smartphone needed, and as a bonus, you don't need to think about your battery dying before you need to buy something. It's a problem of extreme convenience, not something you depend on in any way. An alternative could also be a smartwatch, which you can set up tap-to-pay on, so you can have a custom ROM on your smartphone and pay with your wrist.

Take your time to organize your tasks, then prioritize them. The decide what has actually such a low priority, that its fine if it doesn't get done. Then, check how to split the task on time (not full 24/7, but actual work time) and see if it is realistic. If not, you need to communicate that you can't realistically get it done in that time, and that you need to extend the time to get it done or delegate it to someone else.

Anything else would be unprofessional and not really helping the situation.

Can we prevent this on the EU level? It really is just killing independent competition.

I, as the owner of my device, don't want to wait 24h.

I hope this will popularize the ROM community again. It gradually faded out due to mainstream ROMs having every perk of the custom ROMs but now the custom ROMs can start offering freedom, which no official ROM will offer.

And also, there's the platform bias. The fact that you are on Lemmy here and not on Reddit asking this, also gives a lot of information what your opinions are, and by that you already share a lot in common with most people here. Sharing a lot in common also means less things to argue about.

What levels of diversity are you expecting? I am here exactly to avoid the extreme polar opposite diversity many mainstream platforms offer. I see people agreeing and disagreeing but they are still having some common ground which enables the disagreement to look civil. Considering the mainstream social media this can look like a lack of diversity, but it's actually how it is supposed to be in a civilized world...

Expired domains have "cooldowns" because this would be a security issue, if suddenly, overnight, because someone forgot to extend their domain, there is suddenly a new owner. This means, after the domain is expired, you usually have a grace period where you still have the chance to extend it before someone else "snatches" it under your nose.

They are trained to achieve goals. If your goal ist to win a war, but also not kill anyone... its incompatible.