We build bespoke servers installed at client properties to support our service. Since August, our unit cost has jumped from $3,500 to $5,500. It’s a bleak situation and will directly impact many businesses.
I think their bias shows primarily in which stories and topics they choose to cover. But it seems like they do a good job finding and reporting facts in the stories they do choose to cover.
It’s a good example of why people should seek out a broad mix of media sources. Pretty much every outlet is going to have a bias embodied in what they choose to cover.
I hesitate, because I don't disagree - They do find and report some very interesting information. They're not just "repeating" stuff others have found.
However, their interpretation of facts is the bias I'm referring to, and in almost all cases I've seen, their reporting has a very visible prejudice.
Correction: Only some articles are. I thought everything was. If that was the case then you wouldn't really know what you're subscribing to. That was my initial objection, but the site seems to follow the lwn.net model. Mb.
Yeah, a password manager/autofill would have set off some alarms and likely prevented this, because the browser autofill would have detected a mismatch for the domain npmjs.help.
I've never heard about rainbows and stuff, at least not for weed. I've heard for some people it increases their depth perception to potentially painful levels, I've heard for some people it makes them feel like they can see with their eyes closed, I've heard for some people it makes daydreams more vivid/accessible, I've heard for some people it makes things feel/appear funnier than they actually are... but for me it's just some slight dissociation, which doesn't exactly manifest as a particularly interesting or impaired experience since I experience dissociation all the time just naturally (thanks to my dissociative disorder).
I use both the Windows and macOS version almost daily (work vs home), and I'm happy to report that the macOS version is just as efficient as the Windows one when dealing with huge directories. I regularly have to deal with thousands of files at a time, and it just zips through them. One of my all-time favorite applications, no doubt.
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