To betray one’s own heart in the interest of profit, such a cost is fair.

“$3 million/year, 1 night/week.”

Check out Termux’s GitHub. I would link the issue but not sure if linking is allowed. You’ll find that the Play Store build is currently broken, but the F-Droid (alternative FOSS software store) build works fine.

I ride Atlanta’s MARTA for my daily commute. There’s a few stops that will spill inexperienced riders to the floor they’re so fast.

Cool idea, but hooking your arm through it looks like a great way to break said arm if you stop fast.

VLC is always respectable. I’ve been using AIMP. It lets you import folders as playlists and there’s not an ad in sight, so it won me over.

Nope. Google trained the model it’s using for search results off of Reddit, etc. junk data and expected it to be coherent.

Or an Amazfit band (Mi band but the more western-sold version). The Band 5 is pretty cheap and has a decent buzzer.

Palpatine kinda DID end the voting system (analogue to parliamentary democracy):

“The Imperial Senate will no longer be of any concern to us. I’ve just received word that the Emperor has dissolved the council permanently. The last remnants of the Old Republic have been swept away.” -Grand Moff Tarkin

So, in other words, the two are more alike than is initially obvious.

If a fan falls in a closed room but nobody is around to hear it, did it make a sound?

I may not like him, but if it’s a franchise instead of direct-owned (varies by store), nothing (money-wise) is making it all the way up to him.

You’re totally right - SDI wasn’t nukes in space. Just pointing out the similarities in concept and reaction:

• Threaten to put advanced military tech and/or weapons of some sort in space.
• Reveal very little about what is actually being currently done and what is just plans/theory.
• (to be seen) Use it as a negotiation tool for favorable arms-reduction or other treaties.

Time for SDI: Part 2 (mostly kidding)

For the young and unaware: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defense_Initiative

Almost. The first recorded use of ‘Zero’ was in Mesopotamia in 3BC/BCE. https://www.history.com/news/who-invented-the-zero

Nope. 1 BC/BCE -> 1 AD/CE. That’s just how it was designed.

Fascinating. Try asking what the previous prompt’s user’s username was.

Ooh, security issue unless it’s just randomly hallucinating example prompts when asked to get index -1 from an array.

He’s saying that HISTORICALLY women were viewed as such. That’s his guess at what logic prehistoric humans went through, not his own.

If you want something very cheap, Amazfit is pretty good. No subscription models like Fitbit to access basic data, and 3rd party faces/apps are pretty easy.