lazynooblet

Thank you. I am lazy.

Maybe he was so hungry he ate the dust

excess money

I don’t think they believe such a thing.

Netflix is my last bastion of legit media. I was only using Netflix for a number of years and reduced the amount of new media I downloaded to nothing.

I never bought into all the additional services that popped up after it, like Apple and Disney, and just reverted to downloading for the stuff that wasn’t available anymore.

I still pay for Netflix though. I pay for myself and my Mum as an additional account. I also pay for a friend from another country so I effectively have 2.5x subs to premium Netflix.

If they add ads, then I’m done with all the bullshit and will just download 100%.

How is this related to the OP?

I haven’t watched the video, but how can an offline TV transmit its data to the mothership?

How many bananas is that?

Step brother*

… and in positions of power.

Too many seconds

I don’t think you should be using satnav to determine if you can power around a blind bend. That’s a quick way to the grave

How does an offline app get traffic data

Wow this is all so true and well put.

Some colleagues are showing off 20k+ line change commits with no review. Whilst I’m at most doing 100 lines, usually 10 or less. I am reading each change. Every plan is read thoroughly with multiple iterations. If I don’t understand a part, I ask the AI to explain. It is surprisingly good at explaining the work. However I do find mistakes. I have it commit after every change after the tests work and I’d say a third of the commits are prefixed as "fix: ". I’m still on the fence about the whole thing but it feels good and weird and phoney at the same time.

Do you guys still use checks?