Because hexbear users would never do that, right? You're fighting your battle on the wrong battleground.
thericofactor
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In skateboarding the term is "poser".
Friend of mine played enemy territory competitively. They turned the graphics all the way down so grass and smoke didn't get in the way of their field of vision.
With someone else?
Ok, can someone please explain the bread to me? I sometimes go to Austria on holiday and every time there's this bread on t.v. floating in space or doing other silly boring stuff. This goes on all throughout the night. I can turn on the t.v. at 4 a.m. and the bread will be there...
Remember that, in general, consuming almost always costs you something while producing can potentially give you something. This is true in a very broad sense.
Don't take shortcuts doing DIY. Prepare, use the right tools. Don't skip steps or do things "quick and dirty". Clean up afterwards.
"Making money with other people's content is shitty"
What reddit, xitter, meta and pretty every big corporation is doing right now with A.I.?
The problem with rcs is that it needs to work without a data connection like sms. For that to work, every single mobile operator needs to support it and route it. For that to work they need to work together. The problem is they don't and there are different implementations, some don't support it at all. Even when they do, the phone needs to support it. Google is now at a point where they have rcs capable messaging on every recent Android version. Apple is now also integrating rcs into iOS. They are circumventing the operator problem by enabling rcs over wifi or your subscription data. But that's a workaround, because it requires data, while sms just requires a cellphone signal. Until operators start working together to enable and relay rcs messages, Google and Apple habe the monopoly by having rcs routed directly to their messaging apps over the internet instead of directly to the device like sms does.
Shit, I don't know yet how everything is connected, but I've noticed that with the rise of Linux on the desktop, the temperature on earth is rising too! /s
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Probably because they're from the U.S. where SMS is still used extensively for messaging.