How does an offline app get traffic data

In 6 hours? Why do you think they are a bot

Wow this is all so true and well put.

Some colleagues are showing off 20k+ line change commits with no review. Whilst I’m at most doing 100 lines, usually 10 or less. I am reading each change. Every plan is read thoroughly with multiple iterations. If I don’t understand a part, I ask the AI to explain. It is surprisingly good at explaining the work. However I do find mistakes. I have it commit after every change after the tests work and I’d say a third of the commits are prefixed as "fix: ". I’m still on the fence about the whole thing but it feels good and weird and phoney at the same time.

Do you guys still use checks?

s/Plex/Jellyfin/

Same here.

I agree but if you forget the story lore, the actions themselves fit the meme.

Are these all fresh installs? Would an established but still idle system use more?

I am so sorry for your loss.

I’m cuddling my 16 yr old boy with tears.

I see this a lot. I got brought into a project where the entire CI/CD was a prompt.

True dat

Before the item is uploaded there is an option to “delete from device”.

On Windows I get a “some apps are preventing shutdown…”. With a list of apps. The app that is stopping shutdown? It’s called “shutting down”. Wtf

I hate my government for forcing Imgur to be blocked :(

In the UK, fast chargers are regularly over £0.80 a kWh. It means that journeys beyond your range actually cost more than gas (even when gas is really expensive too).

haha thanks for sharing

Watched this a few days ago. Still gives me goose bumps.

Thanks for the insight. Truly grateful you replied as I checked your comment history and there were months between comments so I thought I’d never get one :)

I’ll refrain from doing a fresh install on this, see how it goes 😄