Not specifically. It sounds like they’re not really interested in maintaining a Windows version, so for that they charge. Generally I think people should be compensated for their labor, even though that might be an unpopular opinion in this community.
The problem is when your previous posts are suddenly now crimes, and nobody cares about ex post facto any more.
They don’t, and that’s not happening here.
we also have to pay for a Apple developer account for signed macOS releases
Sounds like you should blame Apple, not the dev.
*negligent discharge
What exactly is the connection?
Airbnb kitchens aren’t great either (dull knives, wrecked pans) but at least they exist.
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/6436-there-s-an-old-saying-in-tennessee-i-know-it-s
As dumb as Bush was, he was smart enough to not say “shame on me” on camera.
A lot of them adopted Christianity and made their own version. Few are Catholic, mostly just Latin America it seems.
Christianity adopted and adapted a lot of local religions and traditions when it spread outside the Roman Empire, so really it’s only fair that people adapt Christianity to their own cultures.
Yup. You make yourself look like a bot, you’re gonna get treated like a bot.
He has some. He has direct control over church matters, and a lot of people willingly follow the church. So if the church says “no red meat on Fridays”, the people will do that.
Originally, they did fill a niche. If you have a big group of people, a hotel breaks the group up into rooms. Airbnb lets you have one place all to yourself.
Nowadays it’s gone to shit with low quality spaces, hotels listing themselves on Airbnb, stuff like that. I hope there’s a middle ground.
Yeah but that’s not a high bar. Hopefully his successor is even more so.
Depending on country, that might be the law.
Nah, let them know how it feels to become homeless.
Yes. Between that and some bad OCR not recognizing text in columns, causing it to see these words in separate columns as a single phrase, it makes sense that it would be replicated in machine translations.
Not so much wouldn’t as can’t. I wasn’t able to find the source paper, but it sounds like they used a very narrow wavelength so that they only stimulated certain cells. Outside the lab, light emissions and reflections aren’t so narrow.
Not quite. They’ll pull the rug before you get to cash out.
Hang on, this doesn’t make sense. We have huge problems with incarceration in the US, yes, but this article leads with Padrón violating his parole. Yes, it was probably a bullshit violation, but if he was on parole, that means he hadn’t completed his sentence.