They’re the baristas. Because at least they can make latte art while they scrounge for tips from the tip jar.

I see that rogue Google Play Music icon there. Makes me sad they killed it.

Is like twice a week I see that sentiment on here. What’s OP complaining about? Their mirror?

I’m realizing now that this would have been super useful when I worked in Loss Prevention way back when. Wish I had known…

Oh that’s a really good point. Don’t trust the cops, keep everything encrypted.

Way safer in those situations.

Is this for your home? If it is, you don’t really have to worry about someone stealing your desktop. If someone breaks into your home, they’re looking for quick cash and jewelry and TVs. They’re not going to bother stealing your server to dig through files for something usable.

“When I get into office, the first thing we have to do, social media companies, they have to show America their algorithm,” Haley said during an interview with Fox News Tuesday. “Let us see why they’re pushing what they’re pushing.”

Once the march was underway it took less than an hour for the police to declare it illegal, just as they did in 1965 during the March from Selma to Montgomery. Despite numerous stated commitments from religious leaders and city officials to honor the right to protest, armed riot police terrorized the crowd with tear gas grenades, attack dogs, clubs and ballistic shields.

This comparison to the Selma march is really really bad reporting. It’s definitely not the same situation. Plus, is the second sentence talking about what happened in Atlanta or what happened during the Selma march? Because it very much sounds like the description of the Selma march, being used by the author to conflate those actions with what happened in Atlanta without providing an actual description of what the police in Atlanta did.

I’m not defending the police, but it’s an awful article if they’re not even going to describe what actions the police took to reportedly infringe on the people’s right to protest.

Well, I wish I had known about devdocs sooner. Thank you!

How do you learn programming on paper to be sufficiently effective when translating the skills to the computer?

I get that it’s the same stuff, but there are very useful tools and workflows, in addition to knowing what you’re doing wrong that you can’t learn on paper.

Or am I misinterpreting what you’re saying; that you just didn’t look for resources online to cut out distractions, but programmed like normal?

I left reddit for like two weeks before joining lemmy.

I felt like I wasn’t so attached to my phone anymore.

Then I downloaded Sync for lemmy knowing full well that I’d end up addicted again… The internet is the hardest habit to break.

So this is a search aggregator that searches across the main sites? And they’re hosted by individuals and I can create my own instance if I want?

That’s actually real cool

Tidal. I use it because Id gotten tired of Spotify and YouTube Music’s BS