What stops you from finding extensions that implement similar functionality? I know tree style tabs are pretty popular instead of tab grouping. This also so the first time I've heard of sync or pinned tabs not working. I'm kinda curious ab ur setup if youd be cool with sharing that? I feel like it might be a setup problem instead of a software one.
I don't think you can trust because we can't verify the results they put out, plus iirc, people have done wild comparisons between mojo and different langs.
I never thought about these changes but it's interesting how there isn't a centralized convention for web stylization(unless there is I don't really do that)
There are a lot of times where my privacy set up, which isn't anything fancy, precludes me from watching something. That coupled with the fact that prices have been consistently rising in our late stage shit system, you have to realize at some point that the same system that drives companies to scrape every possible iota of a profit out of users is the same system that makes people equally not want to be gutted financially and have every data point about themselves be out on an open market. Complacency doesn't change anything.
It kinda seems like if AWS permissions management and torrenting had a baby.
Edit: in all seriousness tho, I like the data model. Are there any libraries that support this yet?
Ah ok, is there a way to like get out of it? I get those a lot and I always just get stuck in a loop, but when I change my user agent or timezone it just magically allows me through.
I knew at first it was good for something, so I installed it. It wasn't until I worked with my boss on it that I actually grew to understand what it was and how it worked. Now I normally try to containerize apps that I use consistently because I don't want to download a bunch of dependencies for projects that I build once.
If there's a way to not use JavaScript, I would try to go that way first, in all honesty. What's the reason for learning JavaScript specifically? If there's a binding reason to do so, go for it, but if it's to put on the resume there may be another language out there to put on there that would be a better fit with your career goals.
I feel like there's a way to get around that... Like if you really wanted, some sort of system to Photoshop the keyword onto the piece of paper. This would allow you to generate the image but also not have to worry ab the AI generating that.
Edit: also does anyone remember that one paper that had to do with a new AI architecture where you could put in some sort of negative image to additionally prompt an AI for a specific shape, output, or position.
Oftentimes someone who does the same thing over again expecting a different outcome is called insane, except in this circumstance. Sometimes a simple reboot will fix, somestimes configuration will work, but for some weird reason every fix I've tried has increased the chance that a game works rather than actually fixing the problem 100%. Do I know why? No. Am I going to figure it out? No, I'm too lazy.
What's it ab?