The facts of the matter are, he’s simply cruising right past all of them

All of “download request hitting a single server”, but network traffic would still be happening machine to machine, so we’d still have billions of requests, just more ideal traffic shaping?

How much of this would go away if CI pipelines had implicit caching of unchanged resources?

The alt-text of an image is intended for users with low to no vision and typically is written as one or more paragraphs to help them understand the content of the image and the important details/context.

We’re worried that some folks will read /and believe/ the safety marketing, and then your aunt will get screwed by a) paying for a VPN at all and b) still getting her life savings stolen at the coffee shop WiFi.

For a given task, any mom will often have “at least as many years as their kid has been alive + 20” years of experience. So that’s kinda just how it is…

Since when do you know my wife 😅

That’s if you catch more than all of them 😅

I’ve always taken that seriously because it keeps coming up. Just yesterday I was in Windows Performance Analyzer tracing bugs into Windows kernel cpp files, with no way to actually view the contents of those files. And no official documentation on the display error code they give to the user.

I recall seeing a post saying they were overzealous with some things as content moderation got a lot more difficult a lot quicker than they were expecting. Could be that? (Also some things are bad enough that users shouldn’t have control)

A perfect 5/7

Is this like... an LSB/MSB endianness thing or what in the world even?

What's weird is mine does this but only for tab groups, so I can see things I've stored in the Rust tab group on my phone, from the iPad or MB, but I can't see any of their regular pages from each other.

I made granola for the first time :)