He was already allowed to.
There are two candidates. No, the others are not viable. Yes I know that's unfair. Yes voting for them is basically not voting and potentially helps another candidate you "hate more" to win instead.
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May be a grifter? He's a quack.
Or "ho hum."
Who doesn't know the candidates yet and thinks they'll learn anything about them?
I like Subsonic. The interface is a bit dated but it supports multiple users and has excellent android apps.
"I do not remember what I saw when I looked into the void, only what I felt; cold, empty, and alone. As though all life ceased to exist and all stars were snuffed out at once."
This is a good approach. I've always found it beneficial to learn "the standard things" than relying on a customized setup.
I've seen some people absolutely lost when they login to a system without 500 custom aliases on it..
"He just tells it like it is" - everyone in denial about how shitty he is.
I do. Anyone else when asked simply says "oops, sorry, done". You pitch a fit and act like it's a civil rights violation.
What a moron.
Looking forward to his gop nomination.
There's a weird right-wing attitude that "it's better to be an asshole who's 'real' than to be nice but 'fake.'"
"Fuck you... ...... Please give me money?"
I love UUID keys. Only drawback is they can be a bit difficult to share, but they solve so many other problems. Being able to generate them client-side makes batch inserting with dependencies easier, being globally unique means you can copy data between environments, never needing to "fix" a sequence again... So many up-sides.
Maybe you’re just still in highschool, or never took a serious class in college.
Yeah, I hope you're not expecting a response with a tone like that. Bye
What if I read the transcript in book form?
You're attacking the medium rather than the content. You can learn things from video just as you can a lecture.
Books aren't special. And they can be very wrong too.
I've found good work with both. Java has been "dying" for decades according to people who have an irrational dislike for the language. I'm yet to see any evidence for it. The ecosystem of libraries there is huge and well maintained.
Frankly I'd learn both as well as Python and maybe rust and go. Once you become proficient in any language it's easier to learn others. So start with Java if that calls to you but branch out as well.
The android nextcloud client works great if you're willing to setup/maintain a nextcloud server.