I’ve heard sometimes arbitrary targets are chosen to demonstrate capabilities. It’s marketing.

Someone should email the Vatican and ask. Not because I think they have the answer, just because I think it’d be funny.

And how do I reach her?

Pussy

It feels like there’s a lot wrong going on here but my sleeping pill is starting to kick in so if anyone wants me to explain my thoughts ask in the morning

https://stopthemingmy.app/

Yeah but the noise cancelling still usually helps. HVAC can be loud sometimes.

Five Media and two drugs

Eh, I like not having to climb to get in and out. I also like being able to see over other cars parked on the street at intersections.

Yes

Clean and reasonably priced

Have they figured out how to do a foldable that’s not fragile AF yet?

Both are DFL, Hortman is former speaker of the house

Have it auto-mirror to a social media platform.

That’s what it is most of the time. The thing is that native content just does a lot better than linked content. Think about how often someone will see a link and not click it. If they don’t have to click and you meet them on the website they’re already on, your content is consumed a lot more. I’m not just talking about so-called “content creators”, but also things like what the Rust account would post.

My mom sucks, though

Eh, Overwatch was good for a while. So 4-6 years ago, maybe

Pope caught being catholic for years

First - Hanlon’s Razor

Second - that doesn’t explain how they had the permission to do that single handedly

I don’t know Rust, I’m just here to chill. I can tell you what I would do, and have done, in PowerShell to solve this. From there you can translate that to Rust.

Let’s go with your limit of 200 requests per second. At the start of the script, I create a stopwatch. Literally, a stopwatch that’s tied to real world time and can be reset. Then, I have a variable that counts my requests. Every time I make a request, I increment it. Before every request, I check if the variable is 200. If it is, check the timer to see if a second has passed. If not, calculate how much time is left until a second has passed and sleep for that amount of time. After doing that check/sleep, reset the request counter and the stopwatch. From there, continue on.

It’s incredible that people still do this, honestly. Just don’t.