Longer != difficult. Windows installs are easy as fuck and id say its as simple as linux mint.
The debloating is a choice and id say thats the same amount of work as installing stuff in linux because what it comes with is very limited.
Im a linux mint user btw

Very true, but in due time verizon could also be bought. Hence fcc should technically block it, like the nvidia and arm merge.
Or microsoft and activision ( which was heavily contested ).
Both were heavily contested worldwide

Thats stupid of the US to not block the merges again then… :p

Sadly, it was just a proof of concept, writing random bits the size of the actual data to the plc. We swore it would result with the project being assigned to our company, but the other company’s project manager quit soon after and we lost all contact with the company… :(

I made a poc for a company that wanted to replace the way they programmed their pick and place robots that were powered by… Excel.
( the excel made an connection to the plc and wrote the data. It took 30+ minutes, while the poc took less than 3s xD )

Oh ye, in the case with norway, if electric is working then fuck hybrids!

Fair, in regard to tax advantagea they shouldnt be the same as electric. I agree with that.

Its stupid that my audi has the same tax advantages as a kia ev6 despite it beeing bad, and if not worse, for the environment.

But i wouldnt say that law wise they should be considered like ice cars, They arent that. Optimally, they should be considered what they are : hybrids, a step between ice and ev. They arent ice and they arent ev’s either. Yet, as is, nobody looks at hybrids so we just deal with them like ev’s. Better that than ice imo or i, as a single guy renting a place, would be royally fucked that i would be forced to take a ev i cant charge at home or ice that i would pay a shit ton for

Plugin hybrids arent ice either. I can drive my audi a3 full electric for as long as there is charge in the battery.

I agree they need to be seperated in statistics, but law wise, keep them as electric. They are a good stepping stone to prepare us for whats to come

But if that is true, then he had no free will. He was there because of her wish!

Right, but again, thats only browser stuff. If i say android i mean the actual operating system and all applications/services that are running on your phone.
My point was that ublock is limited to a browser, and there is so much stuff that can be blocked, more than just ads.

Im not saying ublock is useless, or that average joe shouldnt use it btw. I run it on my phone and pc in firefox, but i also have a pihole for so much more.

Its an old meme sir, but it checks out

Or android, ios, consoles, … :p
These are all devices pihole can help with that ublock cant. A combination of the 2 is key

Thats only nvidia though. Amd seems to still be trying to compete with nvidia some way or another

That only stops browser activity? What about windows, discord, nvidia, … ? :p
Those are all blocked on my pihole ( i run both pihole and ublock btw )

And how much did you pay for the 2016 card, what range was it in, and what is the new card’s cost and range?

Overal, gpus have been a major ripoff, despite these upgrades giving good performance boosts

Its nvidia, its always a ripoff :p

At this point it might as well be a natural response to childeren to link them to the loud noises ( which irritate op ). Tbh, i was thinking the same and it might help you realise what you hate ( childeren, or just loud noises )

Ngl, wouldnt have clicked otherwise :p

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I had no idea trusted types existed, and took a while to realise the w3 docs was confusing as hell.
But mozilla to the rescue : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Trusted_Types_API

So it boils down to a javascript api to santize a string before using it in a plathora of javascript functions that interact with the DOM. Neat, but if the developer has to make the policy themselves i dont see the added bonus to this. XSS seems to be still possible if the policy is made incorrectly?

Edit : or am i reading the example wrong and the developer defined code is on top of whatever the api does with the string? I also dont understand why the browsers implementation of innerHtml couldnt just automatically apply whatever that policy does…