AFAIK that would mean ChatGPT and each website (not Firefox) would decide that itself. Firefox doesn’t do it since a website may need it.
It wouldn’t need to be proprietary. The logic could just be “remove everything”. Not sure how the Google Inc thing appeared.
Stripping metadata is up to the website / app, not the OS. Many apps use metadata, some don’t. If they don’t need the metadata and decide to do the right thing, then they’ll strip it.
Also upload my Android photos to Ente Photos and the metadata is preserved (thankfully).
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Competing with ice and snow can be far less stressful, dangerous, and depressing than competing with other humans and tons of other species.
If they’re seniors then why not slowly introduce Rust to their existing codebases?
FYI
They’re people, just like the rest of us. Some are great, some are not.
What’s causing the most headache for you?
Why not just use the C ABI?
And what libraries are you referring to? Almost all the ones I’ve used have fantastic docs.
We should give people tax breaks if they vote.
People putting out buckets of candy for Halloween instead of handing it out at the door. No more social interaction or tradition. Just grab free candy and go.
It’s insane to me that people actually have plastic kettles.
If you citizens arrested yourself then the criminal would also be holding the arrester hostage.
Probably, because it’s simpler. Driving on a highway is way less complex of a task than driving in cities.
What’s the other reason why you listen to them?
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Shouldn’t errors be in the bottom of the output if you don’t want to scroll?
https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=20639
tl;dr it isn’t Latin Latin - a lot of swords had tons of odd spellings and there are theories about why that is. This sword could be a combo of acronyms of Latin words and possibly spelling errors.
For example, “I’d like a sword named Christmas” -> “Please make me a sword that says XMAS” -> sword that says XMS
Isn’t the terminal only going to affect performance when it’s displayed in stdout? I’d think a program like find / using pipes would send the data under the hood and all that the terminal would deal with would be the output of the entire command.