For some people, it's the convenience with pirating. It's easier to pirate a movie from a go-to piracy website that you use than to find in which of the 50 different streaming sites the movie is available.
The one who provides your wifi connection. Technically ISP but without internet through SIM
Don't know about the western countries. But this is definitely not correct for India
- Person replies: are you straight? You just haven't had the right dick yet
Doesn't work if the NPC is female tho
Hey guys, I use rubocop linter with vs code extension. I have a rails 6 app with ruby 3 but some files in vendor/ are symlinks from legacy code which were written in ruby 2. I have to make sure my team doesn't write any ruby 3 specific methods inside this folder cuz since it's a symlink, it's used by other apps with ruby 2 as well. How do i configure my linter for this?
Fuck spez is also an actionable statement tho:)
If the source is already in text (perfectly accessible), why should we make an image out of it? That's like saying let's email a document, but instead of the original doc file, let's print them out, scan, and then send the pdf of those images instead.
That is not a correct analogy because printing and scanning a document is less convenient than just forwarding the email. But here, most people are comfortable taking a ss and share it. That's what they're learnt. So they keep doing that.
My man, you just don't know how crappy OCR can be with non-latin alphabet writing systems, especially Chinese characters.
That's why the OCR tools have to be improved. They should atleast be able to read the top 10 most used fonts in a language without issues.
Accessibility should be enhanced to read text from image. Enduser shouldn't care about how he should share an information. How hard is it to read a font from a text?
Shouldn't the client side be responsible for invalidating the cookies automatically when the backend API returns 401 Unauthorized?
By words in reverse, I actually mean the entire word reverse pronounced and not just the letters rearranged. Best example is when you reverse a video, pronunciation of every letter in every word reverses.
Is it because instead of blowing out the air, we're breathing in? Are there any papers related to it? I'm interested to read
He is sayin it sarcastically. Like, how we say it looks like Animal X and Animal Y had a child.
I tried your command and got the tutorial program and I gotta say that this is the best tutorial program I've ever seen. Now I wonder why other OSes don't do that
- Have we collectively agreed to follow the same UI to ensure easier interoperability for users?
- Can someone provide the link for the source code of the UI?