

It’s kinda understandable, but you should reasonably assume that Firefox did it first and anything chrome does after the fact followed that, unless Google thinks it will help them keep a tighter grip on the market, like Manifest V3.


It’s kinda understandable, but you should reasonably assume that Firefox did it first and anything chrome does after the fact followed that, unless Google thinks it will help them keep a tighter grip on the market, like Manifest V3.


I mean, Firefox has had profiles for years before chrome did. And then they had multi-account containers and chrome still doesn’t have those. And now they have a new distinct feature that they’ve given the same name of profiles that is just slightly different from the already existing profiles feature.
The post is just misinformation to act like they removed it. See ricecake’s comment above. https://programming.dev/comment/20479780
The post is just misinformation to act like they removed it. See ricecake’s comment above. https://programming.dev/comment/20479780
Not even intermediate. He makes so many bad calls that it’s honestly great to watch him to know what not to do. You’ll be right about 95+% of the time.
I had to stop watching him though because I’d spend hours writing up comments to correct everything he said.


Yeah bizbuysell has a fantastic article on this. https://www.bizbuysell.com/learning-center/most-profitable-businesses/
Vending machines are crazy profitable (low end of almost 50% profit margins) but you can’t scale vending machines. If you’re operating a vending machine you can only service so many per week.


Yeah I’m pretty sure this chart is incorrect. For example bizbuysell states that vending machines have much higher profit margins, with the low end being almost 50%. https://www.bizbuysell.com/learning-center/most-profitable-businesses/
So either Cornell is measuring differently or they’re not including certain industries.
Yeah they were incredible out on the plains. I was yelling it was so amazing. I’ve taken pictures of them twice before and this was the best one yet, but my pictures didn’t turn out as well probably because i was hardly paying attention to my camera.

From the comments. https://imgur.com/a/9yt5rpA
I text them my full profile so they can just click it and save it all.
The myths and legends podcast covers them in a good number of stories. I can’t remember any of them but a cursory search shows that Isis and Ra have a story involving true names and their power. https://mythology.stackexchange.com/questions/4770/which-cultures-have-the-concept-of-a-true-or-secret-name
Edit: I completely forgot…the Jews also believed this in regard to God’s name.
I thought that was a leg and got very confused
That still doesn’t mean you’re gonna remember it. I forget my master password all the time. Torture would just ensure I’d forget it even worse.
There is functionally no benefit to using bash and there hasn’t been for over a decade. Even macOS transitioned to the default shell being zsh. In terms of user friendliness, fish outcompetes zsh and bash handily. The only other shell I’ve heard ‘beats’ fish is nushell. But I’ll never go back to zsh or bash. Needing to drop into bash to run a script can always be done if you need it, but your scripts will be easier to read in fish.


lol great description! I agree completely


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Yeah it was showing the correct time and right tick speed. But it was only one of the clocks on that model. The rest were wrong.
Didn’t they literally do exactly that? That’s what Cambridge analytica was all about.