Sure, but despite all the crypto bros assurances to the contrary, the only real-world applications for it is buying drugs, paying ransoms and getting scammed. Which means that any non-zero amount of energy is too much energy.

Tbh, that would have been extremely simple to come back from: Fire his ass. The issue is that they didn’t.

(Inb4 someone says they cannot fire him for some legal or contract reason: That is a major red flag in and of itself)

I also like /wiki ezd which opens a page telling you how to quickly do the daily and weekly objectives.

It’s still a wiki, I.e. user/community written content.

The Guild Wars 2 (and 1) wiki is also hosted directly by the devs. It’s even accessible via chat command.

https://wiki.guildwars2.com/

One thing Amazon is better at (at least here in Germany) is free shipping. But seeing how that is a least partially responsible for creating a cutthroat delivery market, where companies contract out delivery work to barely self-employed drivers for barely any money, paying for shipping doesn’t seem like a bad idea (even though I know the drivers won’t really see any of that money in the end)

There’s an archive of books belonging to a certain anna, which has not failed me yet.

Incidentally, Aurora Store is unable to find this particular app.

The problem is the combination of AOC and nonconsentual explicit AI content. Overly broad rules might make that fall under satire, which is why caution is advised when devising such rules.

It’s Microsoft. For some insane reason, excel formulas are localized. E.g. German Excel uses “SUMME()” instead of “SUM()”.

It’s insanely annoying because it sport of makes it more difficult to ask for help (I.e. only Germans might know what SVERWEIS does). And if you manage to find a solution in English, you need to translate it.

Nah, let them file all they want, so long as they pay for them. If they’re bogus patents, they’re rejected and it’s basically just a money transfer to the patent office employees.

There’s a slight difference in that “Ostsee” is the common name. If the German chancellor decides to call it “Deutsche See” tomorrow, the name would continue to be “Ostsee”, because that’s how language usually works.

“Gulf of America” is just a dictator’s wish of a common name. The people of OpenStreetMap decided to use the tag “official_name:en_US” for that reason, while keeping “Gulf of Mexico” for the commonly used “name:en-US”.

You can literally sort issues by last activity if you want to proritize based on that. There’s no reason to autoclose issues.

The Japanese version of the NES was a toploader, and the NES itself had a toploader version later on as well.

Also, what’s with the personal attack?

You connect power there.

This device literally does exactly this, coming from a USB C connector.

Let’s not pretend they’re not doing that as well.

This is the exact reason why Steam had a separate “recent reviews” statistic. A well-reviewed game with negative recent reviews is a good indicator that something broke (three exact reason should be spelled out in the reviews).

The only issue is that such reviews are not “self-cleaning” once the issue gets fixed, and not every negative reviewer will remove or correct their review manually.

There’s already docking stations for laptops that use two USB C connectors for exactly this reason.

And said state has both an interest in the stability of the currency as well as tools to influence it that are not available to everyone.

The launch price is what killed it. In a genre dominated by AA games, games need to use AA pricetags.