Readit NewsTeam A builds a feature that detects when the device is in a localized area. (This already exists)
Team B builds a feature that disables the camera. (I could see this being a parental control)
Both features are reasonable by themselves. It's when they are combined that they become an issue. The trick is that Teams A and B don't know of each other's existence.
Thanks, I'll be using that.
its the only way i consume news/blogs. there is no way im checking 40+ websites every day for new content and that way i won't miss anything
if a site has no RSS or its RSS feed doesn't work right chances are i just won't use that site
I went the same route as you did, and have the same attitude towards sites that do not provide a RSS feed: they drop of my radar.
You might as well turn off the internet for some.
Most of the magic of a Ferrari is in the engine, driveline and running gear. When some Ferraris fetch north of $20m, if I was super rich and wanted one, I'd just have a machine shop build a duplicate - including the engine, etc. It can't be that expensive to do it, after all, the originals were built in a machine shop.
YMMV. For me that is not a shortcut (although it is a lot less valuable) but a prerequisite. I will like modern technology and I like old style.
Might not be a popular opinion since we all are expected to optimize everything but 50 years in and this non strategy has made my financial live rather dull, which I like.
No more draining discussion if AV needed to be installed on particular systems, the right to wipe any employees desk or laptop in case of "issues", create outbound firewall rules (yes those where new, and yes it saved a lot of damage 3 years later when Slammer hit, but that's another story) and budget to install "monitoring services" on whatever we'd like.
The total data loss was limited, the costs of employees not being able to work was a lot worst.
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In all three languages I feel confident, can tell jokes, understand and have tested level C2 (https://www.efset.org/cefr/).
Still, every once in a while, I "have this feeling" my proficiency is subpar. Still I learn new expressions and grammar twists that I was now aware about before.
What helps me getting more certain and better in the word craft of the local language is asking locals to correct me and ask them to explain words and constructs that seem strange or unknown to me.
Living in a city which city center was (re-) build between the 16th and 17th century, the 30 years till worthless puzzles me.
Even the house I live in is over 100 years old and in excellent condition.
Why do houses loose their value so rapidly in Tokyo?
It's an interesting business to be in these days...
Here in Europe there is close to no police still using analog and listening to air traffic control or couriers just does not cut it for me.
Bought the app, hope you'll be able to keep this up.