@BretDevereaux @Charlotte__Sea Considering exact images and parts of text were reused, is there a reason why this is not being framed in terms of copyright instead of plagiarism/appropriate citation? That would avoid the whole (unfortunately) messy conversation about what qualifies for scholarship.
In the course of my duties, I had to learn that the primary healthcare-related government institution in a certain EU country is only allowed to send a COVID tracing SMS (to those who were near someone infected) during standard working hours.
Apple TV+ has no search bar, or other search feature of any kind. You need to guess the category and click through the horizontal scroller until you see the thing you want to watch. You can also try googling the title with an "apple tv+" prefix and hope to get a direct link.
@polarfoxgirl Me neither, and I'm a recovered iPhone user. The player itself is also likely the worst I've seen (it freezes every 5-20 minutes on my machine and the "Skip trailers/recap/intro" buttons don't really work). And I've recently seen some video players built by non-tech companies.
*rippppssss blunt*
“What if hyperinflation causes everyone to land in the highest marginal tax brackets and this is what the government wanted all along”
I'm working on B2B SaaS that people mostly use at work and today Facebook went down, so I decided to plot the counts of web requests for today and two Mondays before.
Every year or two I remember what’s probably the most scarily/stunningly impressive linguistic feat I’ve ever seen. Every time, I think I must be mistaken, then I read the thing, and I just shake my head in disbelief. It’s been twenty years. Let me tell you about it.
Had to say this in a meeting: "We will have to build this first and try to convince [somebody] to use it later, so common sense is our only design driver."
The hardest part of large complex software projects is finding simultaneous gaps in the calendars of all the required people to create even more meetings.