Did they change the rules after the first Star Wars, or does Disney still still go against the union rules?

And hope that someone stronger than you doesn’t want your rock. Or pay someone to guard your rock from stronger people.

This looks like it’s straight out of the madonna inn

What? No. What problem will will this solve?

Wailing Wallie, amiright?

Let’s Encrypt supports DNS verification, if you have access to update the zone file. It makes automation harder, but there are scripts to do the DNS update for the verification.

If you can sacrifice quality, you can encode the videos at a lower bitrate, but that is lossy compression, not lossless. Also, if your videos are in h.264 codec, then transcoding them to h.265 and preserving the quality may be a way to get the files smaller. You would use a tool meant for video, like Handbrake for this, and not winrar or other generic compression tool.

Ahh I kinda remember that, that wasn’t in the movie?

what was the coolest part of the book? it’s been 10 years and I only saw the movie once and forgot about it.

Basically, each of these sites used open standards and APIs as a way to grow their service. Eventually once they got to the user base they wanted and beat out the competition, they could tighten the screws, lock things down, since the users didn’t have any place to go, they were locked in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish

In terms of specifics, it’s unclear if they were ever profitable before locking things down, since the main goal at that phase wasn’t making money, it was growing active users and killing competitors. I would have to imagine that with the locked down APIs, they are more profitable, and they never really cared about the community and good will, only when it was beneficial to grow their user base.

Haven’t seen it but a Google search with this posts title shows it’s this episode:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2708122/

https://americandad.fandom.com/wiki/The_Full_Cognitive_Redaction_of_Avery_Bullock_by_the_Coward_Stan_Smith

Not sure if that’s true or not.

“I don’t tip. I don’t tip because society says I have to. All right, if someone deserves a tip, if they really put forth an effort, I’ll give them something a little something extra. But this tipping automatically, it’s for the birds.”

I think what people generally mean when they say programming language (other than just a language to write a program) is that the language is turing complete. Even with this more limited definition, JavaScript, Bash, and Powershell are turing complete and therefore programming languages.

The instance ban on this community from lemmy.blahaj.zone gets removed and this is the first post i see. And I can’t unsee it now. wtf

I’ve played Pokemon on and off since it’s release in the 90s, but one of the best Pokemon experiences was that two week period in the summer of 2016 when Pokemon Go came out and everyone was playing it. It was the perfect thing at the right time, and something I don’t think can ever be replicated again.

I went searching for Pokemon Red/Blue on the Nintendo Switch Online Gameboy app and all they had was the trading card version of the game. I played it for a few minutes but couldn’t really get into it. Is it nostalgia or was there something Im missing?

Ahh, thought it would have been Crimson Tide

“are you my mummy?”

So what movie taught you about periods?

Even with recent events, flying is still the safer option over driving. We’re hearing about all the incidents because they are rare, but every day there are lots of automobile fatalities that it’s not even reported on beyond the local market since it’s common.