He continued, "Anyone who has abused the privilege of the opportunity of becoming a U.S. citizen should have that citizenship revoked when they engage in such reprehensible behavior."
Cool. Do Trump first.
I feel like I'm missing a joke here. Help me out, if you don't mind...
My mistake.
Not sure why you hate it so much though.
and smells like burneding.
Ohgood, thanks.... hey wait!
Originally from 1962. My copy was made last year. Red vinyl, so classy
Ray Charles - Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music
https://www.discogs.com/release/32197875-Ray-Charles-Modern-Sounds-In-Country-And-Western-Music
Product website: https://www.tingfire.com/
The ever important privacy policy: https://www.whiskerlabs.com/privacy-policy/
My insurance company sent me one of these in the mail, for "free". They say it helps avoid fires caused by electrical faults. But it needs to be both plugged in to an outlet and connected to my wifi, so the data can be sent "home". And so I can use their app, of course.
How Ting prevents 4 out of 5 electrical fires: Ting detects dangerous electrical arcing signals – the precursor to most electrical fires. It leverages advanced AI to analyze 30 million electrical signals per second, enabling detection with unmatched precision and speed.
What do you all think? Might the benefits outweigh the obvious privacy problems with a device like this?
Or, is there any home grown way to achieve the same thing? Thanks!
Aww. Hope it's OK.
REWRITE because I don't know how to read.
My own home-grown weather page uses the API from openweathermap.org. That works really well for me, for a few years now.
Yes, they're big bois
Patty Pan Squash and peas. The squash came up so fast!
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..............
For those like me still learning.
Linux Containers (LXC) is an operating system-level virtualization method for running multiple isolated Linux systems (containers) on a control host using a single Linux kernel.
original image: http://www.impawards.com/1951/posters/man_from_planet_x_xxlg.jpg
I'm 8-10 years from retirement and I'm fine with this. I always knew younger, better coders will come along. Anyone holding on to their 90s or 00s coding skills... Well... Good luck with that.
That, and this kid is still the very rare exception. I don't think he's representative of most 18 year olds.