And that’s why I use zigbee and z-wave

16 or 18

RFK Autism Nazi can jump in a volcano

It already did, and it can’t make a text or call without fucking up.

Fuck turnitin, it was bad when I started using it and only expect it to be worse now.

Obligatory fuck Optimum/Altice/Shittylink

Preemptive stikes don’t stop wars they start them

It’s usually the storage costs that will get you if you store large files with GitLFS. Otherwise it’s fairly light with the git repos and container image version persistence.

If you do plan on storing containers, you might want to enable the container purge.

GitLab SaaS and CE (self hosted) are both good options. Self hosted would obviously rely on whatever your server can do. SaaS has been very consistent. I mostly enjoy it for the CI/CD that is provides.

Whatcha mean, they obviously need to count the wrinkles on your dirty balloon knot.

Localizations are used to convert between different languages. Just having a country code inside a header doesn’t give enough context where you are. For example states/provinces and their respective cities. Most of that is easily collected from the GeoIP information to give you local results for your area.

Edit: here’s an example of one of the bigger GeoIP APIs that provides the data so you can see the example for your own IP

https://ipgeolocation.io/what-is-my-ip/

Accept-Language is usually used for localizations. The 2 main ways that are used to gather location information are the location permissions and IP’s.

The reason IPs are used primarily is they don’t need user consent since it’s being sent to the server. It allows an easy way to determine a close enough location for search results since it can get down to a metroplex or city.

Fuck spez

Used CF for years, email routing is neat but they aren’t a inbox provider. They just give a way to send email to another inbox.

Everyone should interrupt RFK brain worm

Think it’s Fifteen Million Merits

https://12ft.io/

Open 1000 instances of vim

It’s the other way around, I need to get long links to the CLI