I had to assume there must be ads displayed before the "payoff"- luckily, wouldn't know
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Are you asking how the open source ecosystem works in general?
In my experience, if the dev wishes to be compensated in dollars, they also sell a commercial license, cloud services, etc.
Sorry, why would I invest in a failed airline with an anonymous collective with no defined leadership?
How could it do anything but fail?
It's amazing how much I was able to build for $40/mo- something that would have taken a team of 100 twice the time just a few years ago.
Will always be grateful for the greed of trillion dollar corporations that subsidized me.
Exactly, it was just simply much cheaper and perfect for my usecase.
Can someone tell me what this does that n8n doesn't?
For what it's worth, this is basically why and how I run MalwareBytes Windows Firewall Control
Would be really interesting to know what % of Microsoft devs use MacOS at home.
My 256gb Mac Mini currently has 65gb of "System Data" and 40gb of "MacOS"
I would honestly be embarrassed to call myself "micro soft" in general.
Unless you're into that kind of thing.
Here's a decent map of Flock installations for those interested in doing field research:
100% agree. Interestingly, the only politicians who talk about removing Citizens United or even just strengthening consumer protections are considered "far-left" in this country.
Super cool.
To be fair on your point about only displaying status when they need attention vs displaying everything at once- this is easily achievable with a bit of IF ELSE logic with most cards in Lovelace.
You are hitting on the fundamental difference in political views.
Half of this country believes problems are systemic and can be fixed. The other half believes they are a natural consequence of culture, race, and invisible flying creatures that tempt you to do bad things.
Malwarebytes Windows Firewall Control may annoy me sometimes, but this is exactly why I run it.
Yep, Ableton is why I have a Mac Mini on my KVM.
I liked House of Leaves in high school
The only thing I could think to build on blockchain is electric utility metering / settlements data, but I fear I'd be laughed out of the room at this point
You have nothing to hide given the current, reasonable definition of crime.
What if that changes?
Yeah, but I mean... pizza and beer...
The other difference, of course, is that the mechanic can just RTFM
Public buses existed before cellphones
You can certainly test the theory pretty easily with Wireshark
To expatiate with perspicuity:
The Apple ecosystem is a walled garden.
I can see it being useful as a VST, actually- could be an interesting part of my workflow in Live.
Same vision, and I found it hard to do at first- but super cool when the image appeared crystal clear!
Honestly fascinating.
Any first-hand experience?
It's Larian for me
There are 2 use cases:
1. Speculation
2. Converting to a real fiat with enforceability, like USD
Agencies operate untold nodes.
No.