For some reason I Don't Like Mondays was popular with my parents when I was a kid and I remember singing it sometimes. Turns out it's about an actual school shooting and not just disliking Mondays.
Viber does this by default for media but it also doesn't support offline chat backups and I don't know if it's something you'd want to move to in general.
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So close
Some latam-based ones
- Uruguay - El cuarteto de nos. Rock/indie rock but sometimes they mix in Latin American sounds as well (check out the song Mario Neta).
- Paraguay - Kchiporros, Bohemia Urbana. Ska and Paraguayan rock.
- Mexico's Yucatan - Pat Boy. Rap in Mayan and sometimes Spanish. Does collabs with other singers of indigenous languages.
I get the other parts but why is there a target for 75% adoption of cloud and AI? It feels like solutions looking for problems instead of the other way around.
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Damn the US with its weirdly shaped states. One day I'll get all four
Wait really? Many days my only breakfast is black tea and never had an issue
I like the taste of coffee but I'm way too sensitive to it so I'll only get it when sitting in a coffee shop with a bad tea selection. Tea doesn't seem to have any effect and there's much more variety. I've had times in winter when I was drinking 4-5 cups a day.
I find myself adding this to a lot of hack/breach headlines lately
I tend to prefer libraries and piracy but if you want to support the authors you can start by buying new books of authors you already enjoyed when reading downloaded books. If the book turns out bad consider it as payment for the pirated books you did enioy, so it's not really a waste.
Seeing this as a driver, it's scary. But seeing it as a pedestrian I'd just mark this whole area as completely inaccessible.
Having spent several summers living with dirt daubers, they don't build nests in the ground, they build them right above your bed. Which I'd be fine with (cause they really never bother anyone) if they didn't decide to do it at 6 AM SOUNDING LIKE AN ELECTRIC DRILL.
I've finished mario kart in 4 different platforms. Not exactly hard but it does take some time so I'll consider it an achievement.
I know it was just an example but is there an actual advantage in using chatgpt over a translation service, say DeepL?
The funny part is the green countries in this map don't start the week on a sunday. I guess they used to and the name stayed
Of course we can't even agree if it's the third or the fourth day
I can't tell what the Taguatinga bird is supposed to be but that design is really cool
Yeah it's the public part I meant. All changes would be shown under a single account.
Is anyone using VMware under a Wayland host?
I've been using VMware Player (free version) for a while now and it's been working fine. Recently I switched to Wayland and VMware's grab input behavior broke. The guest gets most keys correctly but Alt and Super are intercepted by the host. Clicking on the vm also gives me a remote desktop popup on the host prompting to allow remote interaction which gives some weird results both on the host and guest. Apparently this is a known issue with gnome(?) and the only workaround is to add Super to any shortcut (eg. Super+Alt+Tab) but this obviously doesn't work for all shortcuts.
I'm using Gnome on Fedora and Ubuntu and they seem to have the same behavior (but no remote desktop popup on Ubuntu). Both work fine on X11. I've also tested both VMware player 16 and 17.
So if anyone is using VMware on Wayland, do you know of a combination that works? Does it work on KDE? Should I just switch to Virtualbox? I'd really rather keep Wayland if possible.