As the other commenter implied, it’s first hand/in person, second hand, third hand, etc or primary/secondary/tertiary/quaternary sources
As the other commenter implied, it’s first hand/in person, second hand, third hand, etc or primary/secondary/tertiary/quaternary sources
Yeah, then the corporations would gradually become public too, which would be beneficial.
Firefox and its derivatives are the only browsers that challenge Google’s monopoly on browser engines and prevent them from making unilateral changes to all web browsers based on them, including Vivaldi. DuckDuckGo is a good search engine though.
Fortnightly is every two weeks, bimonthly in every two months. Biannual is twice a year, and biennial is every two yeara.
The Linux app SpeechNote has a bunch of links to models of both varieties, in various languages, and supports training on a specific voice.
LLMs are a form of artificial intelligence. And yes, they are useful and good. So are many other forms of AI. It’s only really bad, same as other technologies, when it’s propriety censored and centrally controlled by one company.
I only know about it from Hermitcraft.
Sweden, I’m learning Swedish and its political and social system seem better than that of the UK, although everywhere is trending right.
Firefox for Android as it’s one of the only mobile browsers with comprehensive addon support and helps to keep Google’s WebKit/Blink monopoly at bay.
I said that I understand that some people want to act unethically in games as a form of escapism for that you can’t do in real life, and that’s fine. But there should be ethical options for people who do want to build an ethical civilisation, as that also makes it more realistic in many ways, not all real civilisations have to start off with a feudal system and slowly progress in exactly the way the tech and civic trees work in civ6.
Design guidelines?
Thanks!
So you’ll call it X if he becomes a good parent?
Which daughter, what’s the source for that?
Edit: I have now been provided with a source, thanks!
I do see them when I go to the resource manager
Force sterilise everyone and there won’t be more humans to experience pain.
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}
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implementation(libs.androidx.appcompat)
implementation(libs.material)
implementation(libs.androidx.constraintlayout)
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implementation(libs.androidx.navigation.ui.ktx)
testImplementation(libs.junit)
androidTestImplementation(libs.androidx.junit)
androidTestImplementation(libs.androidx.espresso.core)
implementation(libs.androidx.vectordrawable)
implementation(libs.androidx.vectordrawable.animated)
}
That’s a huge generisation. Most white people, including me, have no idea who Rachel Ray is.
It’s too fractured, posts in one community on one instance have separate comments and interaction to the same post in the same community on another instance, even if you use crossposts properly, and it clutters up your feed with multiple of the same post
Fair enough. GNOME Web is the only cross platform non Blink or Gecko browser, and like you say it has flaws compared to those two, such as lack of extension support.