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it’s never over, now get back to the that 0.1% drop chance farm.
gotta switch to your super-soaker secondary to wash off the ‘wrong’ hints.
he wouldn’t be able to, anyway.
the deadline is the sunday the 19th. monday the 20th is mlk day (federal holiday, courthouses closed. ag couldn’t file proceedings to enforce the legislation) and the last morning of the biden administration. diaperking is then in charge. even though it was his idea to begin with, he’s flopped on the issue.
afaik the legislation doesn’t include active blocking of a qualifying service’s (which includes tiktok by name, but is not limited to only it or bytedance) traffic…
it only prohibits the distribution of their ‘apps’ (such as via google/apple ‘stores’)–this is the part that does most the heavy lifting, and hosting of their services within the u.s.
if the goal is simply to ‘de-google’, then mxroute itself is enough. 3rd party. decent policies. good track record. reasonable price (especially their promos).
the middle child generation.
their original registered mark was strictly, and very specifically, for “Downloadable computer application software for mobile phones, smart devices, and computers, namely, software for the management of E-commerce shopping carts”. they have a brand new (jan 15, 2025) application that adds your functionality to it. meaning, when you released your app, you weren’t violating their mark… you still aren’t because their new application hasn’t even assigned to an examiner yet, and your use in that market predates their application.
they might just be fishing for an easy settlement or your domain name(s).
ianal and you could use one. so, consult an attorney that handles ip and trademarks, let them respond (don’t communicate with the other party yourself). actions might include a real threat of a counter-claim, challenging their new trademark application, or just tellin’ em to pound sand…
so, you want something like spamhero standard (in/out relay and spam filtering for one domain)?
(i don’t use them, just the first one i found. i had used similar years ago, but just have email hosted at two of our providers now instead).
a simple renewal won’t mess up their driving records check. it’s not even worth a mention to the new employer or anything. just do it and get it done before its expiry.
i’ve been shutting down linux desktops most every day lately, and turning them on only when i want to use one.
even if you did, stable shouldn’t break itself regardless of how far out-of-date it is, nor will it upgrade to the next release without a little bit of hoop jumping first.
if you don’t beat 'em, how are they gonna get tenderized?
His (Tim Cook) pay package for fiscal 2024 included $12 million in non-equity compensation and $1.52 million in other compensation.
it’s in there somewhere.
a straight, ordinary image display in a page or tab will save to the cache, and if you then save it to disk yourself from there, firefox will utilise the cache. i see this behaviour every day on pc.
some addons will interfere with this. and cache settings, of course, do as well. there’s also some ways to construct a web page that makes it harder to save an image, or doesn’t save the image to the client’s cache at all–requiring another hit to and download from the origin to do the requested ‘save’
a bit less than one-tenth of one percent of one day’s revenue.
yea, probably ‘worth it’.
iirc, cloudflare domains are literally at cost.
if that ever happens, i’d cross the bridge then. but i’d probably shut everything down. if i’m in ‘vacay’ mode and not at home, i wouldn’t care about connecting to stuff at home. if i’m in ‘work’ mode, i’m taking shit with me i might need or putting it on space at the office before i leave.
i don’t have what some would consider ‘vital’ services running. like alert notifications systems for various ‘detectors’ (co, power, flood, fire, etc), security cam recordings, and what not.
wut u think is burning in the oven?