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Definitely the sandwich attracted me, the beats made me stay.
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So satisfyingly well put.
I always say to her: If we don't need money, study and get better to work for your dream job.
We don't have kids but I constantly remind my girl of her independence. I would never want her to feel trapped or forced to stay with me, this also serves as a way to feel that she chooses me, willingly, everyday.
Plus she has a wallet that I cannot access (the same for me) to further protect independence.
In summary give a wallet to your partner if they don't already own one, the feeling of being chosen from your partner is way better than the feeling of having one.
People forgot that large companies ruined DEI and the concept that stands behind it which is human empathy.
Microsoft's DEI is not the DEI that we as human naturally stand for. Politicians weaponized the discrimination that came from these large companies in an attempt to void us of empathy and logical thinking. Making this issue 'political' instead of human.
If I were to run a company, I wouldn't hire someone less capable than another candidate on the basis of 'compliance' to DEI. But who would? Large companies. For money. And hypocrisy.
And the result is hate among us, making us weak, exploitable. We really aren't immune to propaganda.
We have to keep in mind that Tim Cook was behind every product, he was the one that got flash memories for iPods and subsequently MacBook Air in... 2005!
https://nomadiclearning.com/blog/2018/06/tim-cook-the-man-who-really-saved-apple
I would've been okay with paying taxes to fund the only real competitor to Google in the browser space, I would be okay with giving them even more than 3.55 million if it meant having a truly free and safe browser. Then you see that 80% of the money that Firefox has comes from their competitor and we are already cooked.
edit: Also the amount of work that Mozilla does cannot be funded not even with 10x of the denied money, they went super big and established themselves as backbone of the free Internet ignoring the fact that they've been able to do this because of Google's money: they don't really have their own money to sustain this
As if they really care about 3.55 million when they have a total revenue of almost a billion dollars, this would just spark another excuse from Mozilla administration to not care about privacy
Almost same language as 3.3.2 of Facebook terms of service. This line caused so so much controversy decades ago, then people got used to it
Going back to having a sleep routine alone was life-changing for me, for over 3 years I wouldn't actually see the sun if not for 1-2 hours. It's been 5 months now, 1 am to 8 am! So worth it.
I'm asking you this specific question because if it doesn't say the email you entered, it means that your browser didn't save the email as we expect it to (the email will be sent regardless) and then we can't log you in, and so by you helping me help you I can know if there's something wrong with the code or something wrong with your browser. I implemented the new code, I'm not doing some chatgpt-like rambling.
Right on, let's fix it. Knowing if the page where you should enter the code, showed you your correct email address is crucial* to know what caused it. Did it?
If you wanna know why it's crucial, when you enter the code we 'build' a verification process just for you and the email that supposedly got saved, knowing if the email is being shown can eliminate or confirm one probable cause of that error
If it says something like 'your email address' at the moment of code entering, that's wrong and it shouldn't say that.