Browsers, at the core are just file browsers. Websites are just files on another computer.
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Not too mention the scary browser warnings. It's not a good look tbh if this is your portfolio. Lots of great considerations and tips here already though.
Still a ton of devices with no c port. Even if op went that route they'd likely have to keep an adapter around too. I recently picked up a hybrid A/C drive. Using the C port side always feels like it's gonna just snap off lol.
I was reading this as in the stapler is an Excalibur level stapler - hence it went through steel XD
Idk, worst I get is about 5 seconds of silence
I still use it, often. And no ads either with wireguard going to my pi-hole.
Ive been tempted to setup a Honeypot like this lol
True horrors
Like, that's what vpns and jump boxes are for at the very least.
Maybe, if the system taught more of HOW to think and not WHAT. Basically more critical thinking/deduction.
This same kinda topic came up back when I was in middle/highschool when search engines became wide spread.
However, LLM's shouldn't be trusted for factual anything, same as Joe blows blog on some random subject. Did they forget to teach cross referencing too? I'm sounding too bitter and old so I'll stop.
It's not so much the thermometer temp here in Louisiana. It's the 80-99% humidity. At these levels your body's main heat defense: Sweat - no longer works as it can't evaporate fast enough or at all. Then it becomes an insulator and a feedback loop of hell. Like being wrapped up in a wet electric blanket.
I can remember a few summers in the desert where it would reach 130's. And as a kid back in the early 90's, we had the hole in the ozone too. No joke we had ozone warnings, and no outside recess cuz of it.
Plenty of summer nights were the temp never dropped below ~100f
Strangely, we often got winter temps below freezing.
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That a lot of the lower level components are already there. Id imagine it's easier to recycle working code than redo from scratch.