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Yes but 3D is always a thing periodically.
I used shutter glasses with two voodoo2 cards…
Yes but 3D is always a thing periodically.
I used shutter glasses with two voodoo2 cards…
Adding to that, Bill Gates put quite some effort into image building and mostly succeeded.
I was thinking about this while posting and absolutely agree.
It just boils down to how enshittification is defined though, and using ai for everything (where it might not fit or degrade a service) might possibly be valid too.
Go go enshittification!
That only accelerates the learning and migration, no? 🤣
/scnr
X-plore on android can give file access via Web frontend in paid Version.
With that you can drag and drop files if that’s what you’re looking for.
Of course. I would not recommend using it.
More like giving hints or a rough frame to work with.
I also posed the question why I don’t get a date in the output of course.
Well I have to defend it here, it explicitly stated
if you have a column named “created_at” or “date”
But yeah anyhow anyone should be able to figure the own solution out with this. Nonwithstanding that if you need gpt for this, you might not have a good time in general.
The reason the date is not in the output is because you didn’t include a date column in your SELECT statement.
If you want to include the date in the output, you’ll need to add a column that contains the date to your SELECT statement. For example, if you have a column named “created_at” or “date” in your mainWorkSpace table, you can add it to your SELECT statement like this:
SELECT task, status, id, created_at FROM mainWorkSpace WHERE user_id = @user_id
This will include the created_at column in the output of your query.
🤷 Gpt, first try. I don’t know what you asked.
This a thousand times.
While having killall is nice, I didn’t have many use cases with it, administering Linux privately and for corporations in around 2 decades.
But that’s just me 😀
If I recall correctly (it’s been a while) it seems just fine and familiar (to DE I think) but when you start using it it’s just different enough to basically mess everything up and require you to validate everything.
(from an it admin perspective)
Started on US, now using DE for decades. But able to still use us. Slash position is a plus there.
But Swiss, that’s the stuff of nightmares! Oh and mac while usable unnecessarily sucks too imo.
Sd slot and exchangeable battery would get me interested.
Yes, exactly.