I just wrote a tiny bit of code, a cute little GLSL shader than generates some shapes in a Voxel modeling tool I like. Would love to share it. Most of the shaders I use were found on GitHub.
I was going to use GitLab but then realized it was like a second life bar of the same GitBoss.
I have no idea where to host my little scripts now.
I don’t want anyone on this thread to stumble on my handwritten self hosted website because I probably used the wrong names for CSS classes or something and didn’t test it on those ultra wide monitors that go around the room.
You put all the shit in a Tupperware and most likely will already have spoiled the next day; except it’s in a box now so you can’t see it or smell how bad it has gotten.
Not that at no point did the Tupperware go in the fridge.
Well, I have a 16 and it can be charged on 4 out of the 6 ports. It is true though that not all ports are equal. Some supporting display, others not, some consuming more power when a USB-A is plugged into them etc.
Well they could do it the right way where, for example, you go to your city hall to get a certificate of age where they check your ID.
Then some cryptography happens so you only enter a public key from that certificate on a website or OS to verify your age.
The website or OS doesn’t check your ID. City hall doesn’t know your browsing history.
But I’m not fooling myself, that’s not the point of such a law.
What is this argument? You and I both know they want this age verification at the OS level for personal computing devices: phones, tablets and computers, maybe watches.
Is this really what’s going to kill this law? Semantics?
What if you need to be a little crazy to stand out? No one wants a boring a artist, uninspired actor, musician that sounds like all the other ones…