but i mean, it doesn’t say “continue straight” in every interchange. i don’t know how other countries do it but we have being able to navigate by signage as a mandatory part of driving tests and it’s always understood that no instructions given means “continue on your current course”.
i think the average american would die of shock if they came to visit me. just to get through town (as in just passing by) requires navigating on average 9 to 11 roundabouts, and that’s on an E-road.
it’s pretty obvious when using google maps for navigation that they don’t really “get” roundabouts. it pipes up “take the second exit” in every roundabout where you need to go straight through.
just… do a roundabout, man
i think i misunderstood your earlier reply, i thought you were talking about eich as the founder of brave, but you meant that he was the founder of firefox.
yeah he sucks.
i don’t think he wrote the adblocker though.
…because he also founded firefox?
no, but no harm either. they use the same lists so one of them will just be doing nothing whenever the other removes something.
it’s an open source component built on the same system as ublock. it’s good for firefox that they add stuff people actually want.
it’s a lot faster since it’s not built with js. less customisable though, since there’s no ui, although i imagine they’re working on that.
in a very agressive way. hence coffee.
good morning to you too. remember to have your coffee before going on the internet.
that’s linux kernel code style
arrays start at (offset) zero. lists start at (position) one. fight me.
oh that’s unfortunate. i’ll add a clarification.
interesting that you should mention epstein because when macaulay culkin was interviewed about that a while ago he brought up mj. mac said that one time as a child, he was scheduled to go to epsteins island when jackson called out of the blue to ask if he wanted a tour of the neverland estate. since jackson was famous, mac and his agent went to neverland, and he and jackson apparently became friends. mac stressed that he had never even gotten a creepy vibe, just that michael genuinely liked children.
maybe this was entirely coincidental, i don’t know. but there is a chance that michael knew about epstein in the 90s and tried to help people steer clear.
all i know is that culkin seems like a good guy. he’s called out bad practices and abuse in the industry before, to his own detriment.
Edit: Apparently that interview was faked. bummer.
it’s open source now, but it wasn’t when microsoft aggressively lobbied all of europe to adopt it in the early noughts.
like, why would you start a new project in dotnet today unless you need it to interface with the microsoft stack somehow?
not easy in orgs with thousands of devs and decades of software, unfortunately
trying to find a job that doesn’t involve microsoft products right now (mostly because i have no experience with the stack) and it is rough. all the government agencies around are completely dependent on dotnet.
that doesn’t even look like him.
i’ve worked with highly competent programmes and sysadmins whose houses are entirely connected. they do exist.
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