Perhaps that’s backwards. Maybe women make batter CEOs, so AI parody of failure doesn’t apply as strictly.

#4 is a good thing. ORMs do not make queries better or safer, they make them easier for devs that don’t learn SQL or safe calls. In some cases, they have been shown to cause slowdowns.

You’re probably right, and that’s why it is in quotes, but I figured if I can save some people from reading a “there’s no readon this is 12 screens long” article I would.

FWIW I dont use Gmail at all anyway.

When they made Chex “bolder” it got bad.

How to “opt out”:

• Open Gmail desktop in browser
• Settings icon
• View all settings
• General tab
• Unchecked Turn on smart features in Gmail, Chat, and Meet

Is there any plans for a data migration feature from Plausible?

I’ve been using Plausible for a long time, will definately be checking this out.

Isn’t the first just AOSP? GrapheneOS ships Google free.

Graphene could sandbox the integrity check, just like they do with the Play Store.

Chicago police records shared with the Sun-Times show that a Border Patrol agent had called for assistance, reporting that roughly 30 agents had been “surrounded by a large crowd of people.” But police officials weren’t sent to help, the records show.

A police spokesperson said officers ultimately responded to a call of a person shot in the 3900 block of South Kedzie Avenue “to document the incident” and “maintain safety and traffic control for all living and working in the area.”

“We’re here so that you can protest,” Chicago Police Deputy Chief Gabriella Shemash told protesters.

Chicago PD is staying out of it, it would seem.

Set of cron jobs that check services, then send a Matrix message if there’s an issue.

For the cron jobs, I pipe stderr to another script that watches those and does the same.

If all fails, and internet is unavailable and the router crashes, a Pi will toggle a relay, cutting and resupplying power.