The menu works as intended for me on iOS but I don’t use Android.
I tap and hold, then drag without releasing.
The menu works as intended for me on iOS but I don’t use Android.
I tap and hold, then drag without releasing.
Most of the work is done for you though, the "old" logo is still all over the site. Click "X Corp. > About the company" and you're greeted with a giant bird, and Twitter is what’s happening...". It's clear there wasn't a plan to roll out the rebrand.
Those who know, know.
She is eligible for copyright on the text she wrote, the composition and editing performed on the images, but not the raw output of the AI.
[1]https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/02/us-co...
Let me try again and this time I will definitely not hit anything.
Sorry, that was another dog.
BingDrive: I'm sorry, but I prefer not to continue this conversation.
Just like any discussion between advanced web devs would make any humble woodworker feel?
And just like any discussion between advanced woodworkers would make a humble web dev feel?
"It's really simple, they're just using a No. 7 jointer plane with a high-angle frog and a PM-V11 blade to flatten those curly birch boards, then a No. 4 smoother plane with a Norris-type adjuster and a toothed blade for the final pass."
Whut?
"You could use Webpack to bundle your HTML, CSS and Babel-transpiled TypeScript 5 down to shim-included Ecmascript 4", "They're just using OAuth2 authentication with Passport.js and JWT tokens, which easily gets you CSRF protection", "Our e-learning platform uses LMS.js and xAPI.js, plus SCORM for course packaging and Moodle as the LMS backend.", ...
There was a time you didn't know what any of that meant.
Just because you don't know what the words mean shouldn't make it sound difficult. Not saying AI is easy, just that the jargon is not a good indication of difficulty and we should know better than to be so easily mystified.
i.e. you can animate a bird with flapping wings, then drag 3 copies onto your sky.