The more you move through the networking stack, the more you start seeing OB1 error potentials.

Many protocols have packet ids starting from (and wrapping back to) 1. Modbus registers start from 1, but stored in memory offset 0.

Packet lengths can either include or exclude the length itself. E.g. packet length 200 in a protocol could either mean the length is followed by 200 bytes of data; or 1 byte containing the length + 199 data; or even 4 bytes length + 196 data (off by four!)

It’s a wild world out there.

Looks more like a panTerabyte

Containers plus Sidebery is how I managed to convince some people to move to Firefox. Cookie isolation across tab groups is the best thing ever.

Does that not make them a hard link (pointing to a filesystem node) instead of a symlink (pointing to another filename)?

It’s that the one better or worse than the Explorer One S?

I still don’t understand the “whiskers”. What dataset are they using to train? I’ve literally not seen them until the prevalence of genAI.

Yes. Yes. Totally not the NSA.

The ones who wouldn’t be persuaded by peer reviewed studies anyway, because they did their research.

If I were the NSA running example.com, I too would say it’s “totally harmless, for realsies, trust us”.

Gemini is complete garbage in Android Auto

It also can’t read labels on gmaps. Can’t read people’s “nickname” field in contacts (there are so many Roberts). And can’t access or write notes without also requiring access to my emails (hell no).

Those are the three things I use AA for, and it’s objectively worse at every single one of them.

Also, guess which middle eastern country regularly sends their officers to train the Singaporean military? Hint: it’s not Palestine

elements of the natural world in a symbolic manner

What about elements of HTML? It also has symbols.

The current legacy code I’m dealing with is full of these:

// TODO: Class description here to satisfy linter

I think you’re projecting a little. People act like this no matter the field. We swim in the tech pool, so we mostly only see the shit floating in our pool.

I can assure you the neighbour’s pool also has their fair share of floaters.

Any type of bread following the same standard will fit into a standard toaster.

is how it should be done

No it isn’t.

The whole point of partitions is so you can have multiple things on the same drive. Be them data, swap, or… yes, operating systems.

50s = just under a minute

“implementing things in non-standard ways”, have been their modus operandi for about 3 decades now

Poor que no los dos? ¯\⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯