@mnux5 You need more! TBH I have lost count of how many thinkpads I have…

RT @RyanEls4: 😹

@vaxryy Well…

@renzocarbonara @elonmusk Probably not. It means a globally routable number that starts with “+1”.

@yeadudeitschr1s @NewsIADN It would not. The F35 pilot would just calmly announce “Fox Three” and AIM-120 will do the smoking.

@renzocarbonara @elonmusk The latency implies bunch of things, including the fact that you will not have NANP phone number on Mars.

@LukasHozda @LottoLabs There is a logic to the U+3000 block ;)

@jwt0625 I just really need that thing. I can look omnious, but this thing is in completely different league.

@yacineMTB Ask your wife, she might have another idea ;)

@renzocarbonara I assume that this happens in some kind of urban environment. That is in fact an expected behavior.

@Schimtastic @UK_Daniel_Card @oceanpilled I have seen multiple in-house ERP systems where the users can just outright use SQL for filtering.

RT @dan_goosewin: five stages of jira ticket

@UK_Daniel_Card I'm in EU, so obviously... But for android development I use scrcpy almost daily.

@CtrlAltCuteness @chocqn8 @TheBobPony In 95 you get that not from Plus! but from MSIE 4.0. (the default installer included something called “desktop experience pack” or so, which replaced shell ListView implementation with HTML-based one) Later windows versions have that by default.

@yacineMTB That makes a munch sense, obviously after filtering all the “we used LLM and found out” out.

@RetroTechDreams Well, the thing at the right end of StatusBar window is a Window resize button, that resizes the top level overlapped window. But well, the rest of the window chrome is annotated somewhat correctly. The contents of the window, COM and ItemIDs is another thing.

RT @yacineMTB: the chat interface for LLMs is a spook. it's there to mislead you about what you're actually interacting with. learn how the…

@yacineMTB Exactly that.

@elricmann You have the right insight, but you mix too much of a concepts together for whatever you are trying to say to be understandable.