Right, sorry that’s what I meant to type which got corrected to “exit”. When I tried it it would be exported as a separate set of json files instead of being part of the images. Glad to hear that’s not the case any longer or that this tool can automatically handle it.

Bold of you to assume he is sober enough to remember anything.

Right, the problem only happened on google checkout for me.

Does that properly keep metadata like location and other exit entries? I recall google takeout used to suck at that. I had to export using their web UI 1000 at a time or so back in the day to keep that info.

Kind of interesting how we feel more impacted by those parasites on a day to day basis.

Trump looking to blame someone else for his shit show I’m assuming?

We’ll be performing a surgical procedure on your anus. We’ve heard it is not the best anus around, so we took the liberty of removing it without your knowledge. But it was surgical and you just need this bag of shit on you going forward.

Someone on the design team cashed all their stock options at apple and bought coke in bulk from the animations shown.

It does actually, but against an invading army. There are reports of Russian fighters having trouble executing orders because the “enemy” also spoke Russian in some instances of the Ukraine/Russia war.

When there is a common language, the people sent to fight might notice there is more in common between them and the people on the other side than with the people in power that sent them there to die if needed.

If we go by personal experience, we recently had the time of several people wasted troubleshooting an issue for a very well known commercial Java app server. The AI overview hallucinated a fake system property for addressing an issue we had.

The person that proposed the change neglected to mention they got it from AI until someone noticed the setting did not appear anywhere in the official system properties documented by the vendor. Now their personal reputation is that they should not be trusted and they seem lazy on top of it because they could not use their eyes to read a one page document.

Technical specs don’t capture the bugs, edge cases and workarounds needed for technical subjects like software.

They actually do sell peel and stick “stainless steel” covers which should work well on a fridge since it has no parts that get hot in the front and sides.

Thanks for the info. Just got into Linux gaming recently and appreciate the first account stories since much of the internet seems kind of useless nowadays for looking up facts unfortunately.

Once you map them, do the settings stay on the controller itself? Dual booting or a VM with hardware pass through might be a (tedious) way to get that configured if so.

I had a little self made amp as well. That thing could go loud, you had to be careful (I messed up the resistor or knob that controlled the volume and instead used the computer settings because $ to order another part). 30% was very loud 😀

Maybe the GRADLE (Go Roll And Do Little Else) probe will come to the rescue.

(Not a real thing, just a Java-ism).

And stop buying from vendors that don’t allow full free local control (Google, etc.)

Smart local devices rock though. Its not the technology but the implementation for many IoT devices that sucks 🙂

… Software no longer needs to be preserved. Systems will be created, tested and discarded naturally.

By far the dumbest word vomit take on software I’ve seen in a while. Who wouldn’t want to have tax systems and critical infrastructure being treated like slop with no accountability, and many rewrites because “software is no longer scarce”…

They more often than torrents do have the wrong tags when its not English music. Took me way too many emails to google music and Spotify before they stopped screaming at me with ALL CAPS on one album and before removing the dots after album track names (1. Track Name), not to mention the ones named TRACK 1, etc.