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@VinAmbleNaess Att tacka någon har implikationen att de gjorde en ansträngning eller uppoffring för att hjälpa dig.

"Varsågod" bekräftar att ansträngningen/uppoffringen skedde medans "Ingen fara" eller "Det var så lite så" menar på att det inte var någon ansträngning från början

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@borderlida Rekommenderar att åka ut med skärgårdslinjen på middag, ca 2-3 timmar

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@JagexAyiza @Marni_OSRS @JagexPheasant is the method still allowed if i hold alt+esc (default windows keybind) to rotate between clients and spamclick?

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@ThePrenti @KingCondor69 @NieveTask helm fremmy
staff mory
torso kandarin
crystal legs tiranwnn

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@kc_noren @VerkanUnderline @YB_Sodermalm Håller med om att YB är intressant. Tror att i detta fallet är det ett fåtal som förstör för resten, t.ex som denna jag såg häromdagen

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@DruB83 @DaOogieboogie @PandaTVoce because the race is who defeats it first on live servers

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@mehulmpt @IroncladDev I agree that it sucks but I'd rather write one or two xmlhttprequest helpers than pull in a whole library for progress on a few requests

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@TheAlexLichter because prettier works and its pointless to migrate to every new formatter released

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@NeoSahadeo_ @aisauce_x @ThePrimeagen Its because some upload forms to check file extension before saving to db

const allowedExts = ["jpg", "png"]
if (allowedExts.includes(file.ext))

Later its rendered in <img src={url}> which supports webp and file extension doesnt matter

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@habibislop @jxnlco @ArelAvellino I know you can turn it off for cursor

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@zeeg @cia_surveilance This has been my experience with the majority I've read online for years.

The hype cycles want you to change tooling, frameworks and language every month.

Experience tells me that bleeding edge comes with issues, better to wait to see if it stands the test of time.

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@jxnlco @ArelAvellino not an oss maintainer, i work at small saas. i am responsible for the code i commit, even if its llm generated its still me whos responsible. the risk of adding co-authored-by is that blame can be shifted from me to the llm "oh this vuln was introduced by codex, damn llms!"

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@Ecom_Moody @stupidtechtakes Yes, but theyre not intercepting messages over the network. Its spyware running on your phone so it can naturally read messages just like you can while theyre on your phone. All e2e communication is vulnerable to this

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@nicholasnlawton How is it different from getting an annual subscription from SideShift? You still pay the full amount for the subscription even if you cancel after 6 month?

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@chris__harvey__ @nicholasnlawton No. If you sign up for a one year commitment with monthly payments for a discount, you naturally have to pay for the full year.

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@howcanbobhelp @AbyssusErigo @nicholasnlawton No. If you sign up for a 1 year commitment with monthly payments for a discount and then cancel it early, you still have to pay for the remaining of your commitment. Thats normal for alot of memberships

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@sweetkindfriend @CoachLewGrizz ah yeah, youre right. i knew it was quoted-printable but utf-8 showed as "Â" because i didnt have auto-bake on at first.

tried a few other reasonable ones and macos hebrew showed it as a dot so assumed it was right given context

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@CoachLewGrizz

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@CoachLewGrizz Imagine you are limited to only english alphabet when sending but you want to write german.

ü is not in the english alphabet so instead of sending "über" you encode ü as "=u2" and the recipents email client decodes the email it knows to replace "=u2" with ü