Advertise a service on some dark markets for cheap paid models.

It’s always a clumsy experience for me. In some stores I just walk in, get a drink, scan, pay, and be out in less than a minute. But for my actual shopping? Way too much stuff on that little terminal thing.

The communication must be made in a manner in which another person may view it.

So she shouldn’t even get charged.

The AI will determine there are a few generous people on the parking lot to whom you can beg for the money.

a proposal of 4 names for the team to choose from. Those names went through further triaging to make sure it didn’t have very problematic connotations in as many languages as we could find speakers, from all continents. All of them passed the criteria

I don’t think she’s considered problematic.

I just want an icon only taskbar at the bottom and a Windows 7-like application launcher. Besides that it doesn’t have to look like Windows at all.

I like to do some business calls under the shower.

Hold the controller closely to your parent’s wallet and unlock this amazing new skin.

When are they going to write an article about me for also doing this normal thing?

Get your changes as git patches and apply them to the upstream releases. If a merge conflict happens, fix it and continue.

Here’s an example for the patches of Librewolf that are done onto every Firefox release: https://librewolf.dev/librewolf/source/src/branch/main/patches

I think going for 2U will be a hundred times easier.

No. The correct course of action is a public hanging.

Who says a random QR though? Intercept mail and replace legit QR codes with the malicious ones. It’s a common tactic for criminals to put them on payment gateways such as parking meters. And cops are criminals anyway.

You cherry pick the argument of camouflage. But in many FPS games that isn’t much of a thing.

Here’s an anti wallhack plugin for CS2: https://github.com/HLND2T/CS2FOW

You can clearly see how useful it is against wallhackers. But, as I said, it requires to do some sort of clientside rendering on the server, which costs CPU resources, and thus money.

Why would a server not be able to do the calculations a client does for rendering only the visible players? I know the answer and it’s money.

Wouldn’t put it past them.

It also has a few native apps now.

The W3 spec is dominated by Google’s submissions afaik.

Add it to the pool of a thousand others.

Not if you use Windows.

They’ll get the IP from Discord and then give Microsoft that IP to look up in their own data.