Not necessarily. Linux can have files that are r—r—r— too

Assuming they haven’t mugged me, I’d just sign into one of my accounts with my yubikey.

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“The fuck would we have to say? Don’t do this. Obviously. Fucking stupid.”

I’d buy a printer. If you’re looking for something easy, an assembled Prusa Core One. If you want something more expandable/project-like then probably a Voron.

Edit: a letter

I think the idea is that for one, the front screen can be smaller and more easily used because the main screen is bigger. On the other hand, the main screen is bigger, allowing it to act as a tablet without having to carry a second device. On top of all that, it still fits in your pocket.

The games on the PBS kids website over dialup

wastes literal resources extracted from our planet to fix or replace the car

This is the big part for me. The car exists. It’s made. That can’t be undone. Making it unsafe (from vandalism) to drive, the only remaining option is for it to go to waste, for the most part. Sure, it can be recycled, but that’s still wasteful compared to continuing to use it.

I’d contact Ninja support about it, but the likely answer is that it’s not possible

You could try putting up a cloudflare proxy and Turnstile (their captcha product) to try to help with it.

The truth is, though, if it’s static content, then you have to be able to stop them every time. Once they get it once, they got it. With how frequently they can try, it’s going to be difficult to stop them.

I’m with you. I’m on vacation in a foreign country. There was a performance and part of it was asking the crowd where they were from. I felt no enthusiasm when the performer asked the crowd to cheer if they were from the USA. It felt shameful.

Okay, this I can explain. New Microsoft Teams is the new app. It was also installed before the person installed the old Teams. “Microsoft Teams New” is actually just “Microsoft Teams”. The “new” is part of the Windows UI, not the name. It just denotes that it’s a new option for opening “msteams” links. It’s a new option because it was recently installed. The real solution to this is just don’t install two different Teams clients. The old one is actually retired now so that’s not an option and it’s a solved issue.

If California successfully left (trying that didn’t work so well that one time), then I see Oregon and Washington joining. That bloc probably wouldn’t spread further east, though. Too many red states in the way. Texas would probably also secede because honestly I think the only thing keeping them from doing so now is the precedent that it’s not possible. New York would talk about it, but it wouldn’t pass. Minnesota might talk to Canada about joining them, but they probably like their guns too much to actually go through with it.

Alternatively, be loud and proud so that you have evidence that you should be granted asylum when the time comes

I don’t know Rust, I’m just here to chill. I can tell you what I would do, and have done, in PowerShell to solve this. From there you can translate that to Rust.

Let’s go with your limit of 200 requests per second. At the start of the script, I create a stopwatch. Literally, a stopwatch that’s tied to real world time and can be reset. Then, I have a variable that counts my requests. Every time I make a request, I increment it. Before every request, I check if the variable is 200. If it is, check the timer to see if a second has passed. If not, calculate how much time is left until a second has passed and sleep for that amount of time. After doing that check/sleep, reset the request counter and the stopwatch. From there, continue on.

I go for a drive. The more frustrated I am, the faster I drive (within safe bounds)

If they didn’t get you already, message me your steam code

Reminder: she’s 17

A trick I learned from my dad was to do a quick “9-9-start” to get about a minute and a half

What happens when you type “1-6-0” on the time?