They started with the mobile division only, and eventually bought the whole company out.

Still wouldn’t trust them. They had installed a Microsoft-aligned CEO prior to their acquisition.

Doesn’t Microsoft (an American company) fully own Nokia now?

He doesn’t care. He doesn’t need your approval ratings anymore. He’s blatantly said he’s gonna ignore the constitution and run for a third term. There have been so many “deal breakers” that his constituents have claimed would cause them to stop supporting him, but I haven’t seen a single one change their mind at all so far.

None of this is conservatism at this point - it’s regressivism.

Being written in C++ doesn’t keep it from being reverse engineered in exactly the same way. All code can be reversed. It’s a little easier with Java because java isn’t turned directly into machine-code at compile-time.

Imagine legitimately believing Bedrock is “ahead” of java in any way, lol - There are “features” that bedrock has, which are the REASON Java is better. None of the coins bullshit, better and more developed mod scene, none of the desyncing issues where you fall to your death on the server, but it looks like you’re standing on a pillar on your local client, etc.

It is, but that code is run through a scrambler that makes it more difficult to read for a human, but basically a trivial task for a computer to undo anyways.

So we’re just burning CPU cycles by scrambling it, and then just unscrambling it anyways – so Microsoft is just saying “why scramble it at all then?”

This should, in theory, make it easier for people with less experience coding, to read and understand what’s going on.

Viral infections don’t typically last over the course of several months. I get that there’s a lot of people who want antibiotics for viral things, I don’t take them when I don’t need them.

https://aafa.org/allergies/allergy-symptoms/sinusitis-sinus-infection/

Many viral sinus infections are followed by bacterial infections if they go on long enough.

Yes, but almost every viral infection I’ve ever had…comes with bacterial infection as an additional “feature”

It helps with the bacterial infection that I get and my sinuses are BLOODY RAW from sniffling for the last week!

Badger Badger Badger Badger Badger MUSHROOM MUSHROOM

Thanks for the correction, I edited the original OP to reflect that info!

My daughter is kind of becoming a horticulturalist and recently taught me that sumac (there are non-poison varieties) can make something akin to lemonade if you dip the berries into water and then filter the water back. They have a citric-acid-like outer shell that dissolves in water.

And we’ve eaten so many mushrooms and stuff - thanks to communities on the internet who have categorized lookalikes, where to steer clear of certain types (white mushrooms, don’t even bother. Half of them will kill you)

Yep, basically if you take off all the ad-blockers (you should run that yourself anyways), and extra shit and you just need a barebones VPN, it can be like $1/month. Mine is $2/month so that I have a wider range of servers to choose from.

You know Windscribe is like $2/month if you choose the build your own plan right? I’ve been using them for 6 years now on a wireguard split tunnel, and they’ve been amazing. On VPN I can saturate a 1gbps symmetrical connection.

lol - looks like they were lying about Windows 7 usage, only for some developer to accidentally reverse the bullshit.

Just do Caddy instead of nginx/cerbot all that garbage. Caddy just simply handles it all for you: Subdomains, wildcard certs, authentication, ssl

My whole caddy config file is like 6 lines; something like

@mydomain.com {

ipaddress:port

path:/

}

And you can do all sorts of plugins that make it compatible with fail2ban, etc.

I hear Traefik is pretty easy to set up too.

I don’t even know why everyone keeps getting these no-name bullshit tlds. .com is $12/yr, it basically never changes…

So you run everything through a VPS? Is that so very hard? You don’t use the VPS directly, you use it for the RDNS and static IP.

‘the cloud’ is just someone else’s computer. The cheapest way is always going to be to use your own hardware. Get into homelabbing :D