I love watching old Computer Chronicals episodes and seeing that warning from the Software Publishers Association.
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that's gonna be a no for me dawg (unc saying, right?)
I'm amazed Discord hasn't launched a corporate version of thier software yet, or that Slack hasn't seen the potential of static voice channels.
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Will the browsers only be forcing the 47 day limit for publicly-trusted CAs?
How about for Pro (not Ultra) subscribers?
There's a "brand" that makes auto seat covers called DIKSOAKR.
I don't see it in Team.
Oh man, playing CAL-I was peak adolescence for me. I even had some friends turn pro, and another became a professional shoutcaster.
It's now $3 a month for 300 requests/day.
I'm on a Team plan and get a "No eligible ChatGPT workspaces found" error when trying to sign into Codex CLI with my ChatGPT account.
Sounds like he's using it on Groq, no self hosting.
ChatGPT loves using emojis in eactly this manner
Counter-Strike. I learned basic HTML for a clan web page, then PHP to run the forums. I eventually wanted to host my own server, so I learned Linux back then too. Probably 25 years ago.
Is this limited to non-pro accounts?
Best Buy just gave me $1099 plus a $200 gift card for my S23 Ultra, when buying a Pixel 9 Pro XL.
It's nice to have my opinion, suggestions, thoughts, etc validated with upvotes. I'm not sure I'd get the same effect from a totally fabricated story. But that's just me...
To what end? Fake internet points just for the high score? Or are these future scammer accounts building credibility? I just don't understand ragebait, seems like a waste of everyone (including OPs) time, with no tangible reward.
It’s more akin to Slack, with text channels and voice rooms.
An enterprise subscription would be welcomed.
I discovered the channel Inheritance Machining a few weeks ago. This guy inherited his grandfathers machine shop, in various states of disarray, and has been learning how to get it all working and doing some projects. Well filmed and entertaining.
And for $90 a year, they’ll drop it off at your house. Never been a big Walmart supporter, but I’ve been impressed with their online grocery delivery.
Anyone know something similar to this, but with help generating a web front end? I'd love to generate a small UI for my team to help with openssl commands, being able to input data would be a bonus.
I could probably cook something up with node fairly fast, but I'm a remedial programmer.
I've been using https://pomelloapp.com/
I've heard stories of the TT-RSS dev being an abusive maintainer.
I've already noticed issues in my inner ring suburb. During the business day, my 200Mb Charter cable connection is only pulling 20-50Mb. I've never had capacity issues in the last 10 years.
Administrating it is a giant PITA, I wouldn't recommend.
And no price listed, if that is all you were interested in.
rural rust belt
It's just a browser extension