@nsarwark I always just assumed that anyone taking on such a role was actively seeking to make the transition from practicing law to the "lecture" circuit.
@jann My guess is a typo from "earning money".
@WiredForFlight True, but as I understand it, many other conditions (i.e. diabetes) used to kill careers too, but that's since been fixed.
Here's hoping we can see similar reform in mental health regulations.
@WiredForFlight Agreed.
I'm gearing up to get in the cockpit again soon after months away due to cataract surgery.
Anyone who acknowledges a failing medical condition, physical or mental, and does the work to get it addressed responsibly should have just as easy a path back to the cockpit as I did.
@wilfredh For the longest time, search engines used the "#" symbol for various searchy things and more-or-less ignored it for results. That made searching for C# very difficult back in the day, but nowadays, that isn't an issue anymore.
@alex Uh, yeah. They asked for an original image, not an original character. It delivered exactly what they asked for.
@pganssle SMTP is just a text protocol over TCP. So, use whatever socket library you're comfortable with and then look up the SMTP spec. Most likely, for your use case, you can ignore all the stuff about attachments and just accept basic messages and parse their contents.
Like, the first message you have to accept is a four-char "HELO". That kind of simple.
The biggest problem you're likely to run into is many messages are encrypted into Base64, but even then, there are a ton of libraries to decode it.
@pganssle Correct. And coding up a basic SMTP receiver is actually surprisingly easy. Parsing the email for the code would be more challenging.
@molly0xfff I have so many exciting non-bullshit projects I could execute with a fraction of that money...
Why does the world have to be so stupid?
@aram It's security. Power is used to ward off fear.
#FreeSpeech jurisprudence, in its simplest form, can be analogized as the crazy hobo delivering sermons on the street:
You're free to voice any opinion you want.
But you can't force anyone to listen to you.
And you're not entitled to use anyone else's megaphone.
In other words, you have a free speech right to scream into the void, and the rest of us have a free speech right to decide if we give enough of a shit to listen.
@VPS_Reports It's education. It's always been education. That's why the right is so dead-set on killing DEI in state-run schools.
We have a problem that high quality news is now behind paywalls while fake news and misinformation is free.
The new version of this problem is 88% of top US news sites block AI crawlers like ChatGPT but Breitbart does not.
Cue moral panic in a few months
https://www.wired.com/story/most-news-sites-block-ai-bots-right-wing-media-welcomes-them/
@peterdrake Have the villain send them a red herring. Someone who is totally misinformed, but thinks they're in the loop. Have the villain start using this mole to play with them like puppets.
Also, please stop making YouTube videos. I'm fucking old, just give me the fucking manual. I cannot actually follow along in real time with your Youtube video without having to pause every 30 seconds and it's fucking maddening kids.
This applies to a lot more than GIMP; doesn't anyone under the age of 40 ever TYPE things anymore?
Software engineering contractor/consultant in Florida specializing in .NET C# #WebDev, plus #Indie #GameDev in #MonoGame, #Stride, and #Godot.
I like complex simulations and enjoy writing procedural generation algorithms for fun.
#Pilot in training. Burgeoning fan of #Aviation in general.
Fan of #1A jurisprudence and the kind of #FreeSpeech that applies to everyone equally.
Pro-Democracy. Pro-Rights. Pro-Freedom. In that order.
He/Him 🏳🌈
High risk of rants, especially with the lack of character limit.