Background apps typically don’t take up memory/CPU on modern mobile OSes. You don’t need to spend your time manually quitting them.

TL;DR: The author didn’t like working with WebP simply because the tooling wasn’t there in various applications.

Is it true? I’ve never heard of anyone doing this in my life.

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Why are we constantly linking to Yahoo’s news wrapper here?

The same items at my local Ralphs (Kroger) are constantly (like 4+ years) out of stock because they just face over the holes. Whoever is putting inventory into the computer must absolutely suck too because this shouldn’t even be happening; but having worked at Walmart I’ve seen firsthand how people roll their eyes when the numbers are off.

My wife watches a lot of those serial killer shows and while I totally think the prison industrial complex in the US is a complete shit show I’m still oftentimes in shock when it’s a case in another country and they get like one year in jail for murdering a family.

The plan is to stop journaling altogether? Isn’t that kind of a huge change, or am I missing something?

This sounds like a potential big problem for people who are using .lan for their internal network rather than .internal TLD specifically designed for this.

A wealthy few are looking to golden visas as a ‘plan B’ in case they need to flee the US.

Oh for fuck’s sake. If you manufacture something cheaply it’s cheap for the manufacturer. The quality is shit despite the high price so you might say it’s cheap as a shorthand for “cheaply made.”

I literally see and hear this usage everywhere. I’m not sure why it’s suddenly a mystery.

I can’t answer your question but I can say as a vegan that different fake cheeses are best for different things. My suggestions would vary wildly based on what food you’re using it for.

I’m a native US English speaker and use both definitions. I’m on a Swiss instance because I don’t like hosting my data in 14 Eyes countries.

If I think your product is shit, I’ll oftentimes call it cheap — especially if it looks like you manufactured it cheaply and then sold it for a high price for a huge profit.

I take cheap to mean poor quality and/or cheap for them to buy or produce (versus the customer).

God, this reminds me of when I used to disable the shortcut icon on the actual icon in Windows. Fucking annoying.

I’ve been seeing this headline more or less my entire adult life, it doesn’t necessarily do any good when people vehemently against it keep getting elected.

For me it’s starting to feel very draining. I’ve worked on small teams the past several years but now my current internal-only project is picking up steam and we’ve got a product owner and manager on board.

The amount of planning, discussing, iterating, changing requirements, etc. is absolutely demanding. I’m starting to miss just programming. The overhead is what starts to make all this feel soul-sucking after a while.

You’re right, it’s probably a lost cause.

just let me read my articles in peace.

Your articles? This sounds really entitled.

I still do some sneakernet file sharing with a Windows user where BitLocker support would be nice (we currently use VeraCrypt).

Yes, along with nearby Orange County.