And then 30 seconds after that it’ll get reverted because the edit contains primary sources.

Based purely on the thumbnail image alone I’m going to assume it was located in the “Cocknballs Nebula”.

When I first started using Fedora I hesitated to turn this setting on because, to me, it sounds like it’s going to install stuff automatically without asking. I feel like it’s badly named and confusing. Now I suspect they named it poorly on purpose because they really want people to restart to install updates.

As a childless man, they will have to pry my work from home out of my cold, lots of free time having hands.

I was using it two decades ago.

Why not both?
https://youtu.be/ug5IHeEUVDA

There is only one place pineapple belongs …

In HELL.

As a programmer, I’ve learned to cringe at any suggestion from someone that starts with “can’t you just”. Cause I guarantee you, I can’t “just” do that. It’s way more complicated than just.

Your work machine is running 18 copies of McAfee or whatever. Of course it’s going to be slower.

Something going catastrophically wrong with my current installation in a way that I can’t fix.

Ohh no. Please don’t destroy call centers. What will we do without them. Ohh the humanity.

Manipulation

To be fair, they learned it from our code.

I generally agree. My focus was on the “business model” side, where people act like the web exists only to serve business interests. The Web will be just fine, possibly even better, if some of these companies monetizing everything were to fail.

The Web was much better and more useful back before it had a business model. Good riddance.

So you’re saying that I can just start an infinite empty meeting in order to block the AI Recall thing from recording my screen?

It’s been doing this for over a decade. It’s used by maps to create automatic pins for home and work, for easier routing (and profit if course).

I know North Carolina does this at the very least. I hate it

Whatever application code is running on pacemakers.

And not defining the abbreviations.