That is not how file conversion works

Sounds like avif

Is it too late to send the email

Privacy preserving? More like avoiding lawsuits due to copyrighted information

Successful web request, web server functioning fine, application functioning fine, but the application needs to tell the user they have done something wrong in-app.

In my world for example there’s a piece of third party hardware I need to take a bunch of data from and deliver it to the user. One part of that data is telling the user there’s an error and they need to perform an IRL interaction with it to fix something, but the rest of the data and images in the payload are good

It’s often valid to serve a 200 OK with an error in the application data.

Money is earned linearly, not logarithmically

Orders of magnitude are super important for us (well, most people…)

Then they don’t learn the skill for themselves lmao, can’t win

Does that come from getting paid and therefore being able to feed oneself

Ah…

Why would you pause it

Let him cook

Plot twist they just vibe code the v2

The graph on https://stuffthatworks.health/ is the closest to what you describe

Proton are slowing building up solid competition to google on emails, auth, cloud storage, documents. I feel like the main barrier preventing more widespread adoption is literally paying for the service, but I guess that’s the price for privacy

What’s a serving cabinet? I just leave the icecream on the kitchen bench for fifteen minutes

Was confuned by the descriptions, it’s the deep freezer that is rare here

Very interesting, maybe our ice creams are different but ours are inedible at approx -20 in the fridge freezer (chest freezers would be the rare one here)

The freezer on my fridge is just called a freezer, but it runs at something like -25C last I measured it

How cold are your “deep freezers”?

Unicode? Sir this is C, if the character doesn’t fit into a uint8 it’s scope creep and too hard