Wow that is so sad that people would destruct important infrastructure like that. How do they do it, exactly? How do they evade their surveillance? God, it's a right shame, all this vandalism. What tools, precisely, can enable one to just break the flock cameras? A right shame. Are the risks high to get caught?
In Radiohead's Sit Down. Stand Up, at the end, Thom repeats "The raindrops", but I kept hearing "Power Rangers". I searched for it and found a lot of people in my situation, I was amazed at humans.
Technology Connections has in-depth videos about the workings of the dishwasher, so my armchair expertise make me doubt the expert's claim that we need tablets.
Also, this reads more like a bland listicle than an helpful article.
Sometimes, I think science educators aren't political enough.
Cleo Abram's interviews with Nvidia's CEO, Zuck and Sam Altman are her only interviews to date, and they all paint them in a good light without being critical of their work. I get wanting to make it to the top, but simping for the capitalist elite is just not a good look in my book, especially when science communication should try to minimize bias.
I also remember her video about John Deere last year, giving the impression the company is only doing so much good in the world...
Photopea is a good alternative to Photoshop when you need automatic subject selecting and other powerful features. They have a very similar UI, but it's not FOSS and they want you to see ads or pay to use features repeatedly. Nonetheless, it is the best I have found for my use cases.
Not exactly what you're asking for, but it felt really small world to me.
I saw Anthony Bourdain on TV review a Bánh Mì restaurant in Vietnam and told myself I would eat there someday. Went to Vietnam, pretty much the first time I traveled ever. Went to the Banh Mí place. It was at night, there was a very long queue to get in, I waited in line and ordered. At the counter and on the walls, multiple snippets of newspapers and pictures of Bourdain with the staff and chefs. I sat down with my food, and as I started eating, I received a notification on my cellphone from my local news network at the other side of the world : Bourdain just killed himself.
It felt very surreal. I was looking at all these pictures with the feeling I knew something all these people didn't yet.
Acquiescing while reading this, having never contributed to a project of any size and thinking I'm hot shit for having climbed to 4 kyu in Python on Codewars.
Doing things right the first time is certainly a tip I'll keep in mind. They probably would do a better job than me though, they are retirees having pretty much only cleaning and gardening as hobbies. And I'm not the best at both. Compared to my friends, I clean a lot, but compared to my close family, we're not in the same leagues. They are "dusting-the-fire-alarm" people.
You know what, didn't really think about this. I thought if I had to have professional help, it'd have to be a regular thing and it's not in my budget, but I'll look for that kind of service. I won't be able to tell my folks about it, but they won't know!
Yeah, thanks for that. I feel like I have a pretty high standard of cleanliness, after all I grew up with my parents, who are very nitpicky about it, but I never tell anyone I'm visiting that there is any problem with their own cleaning. Everyone has a life and their own responsibilities. I just wanted to see where the bar was for people.
Yeah, pretty much the same boat. Honestly I don't really want to invite them anymore because of it, but I can't shut my parents off. Maybe I could groom the cats ahead of holiday season lol.
Wow that is so sad that people would destruct important infrastructure like that. How do they do it, exactly? How do they evade their surveillance? God, it's a right shame, all this vandalism. What tools, precisely, can enable one to just break the flock cameras? A right shame. Are the risks high to get caught?