From my superficial research going there on work/study visa seems easier. Then you can decide whether to return or not later based on how things go. What do you think is the benefit of applying for permanent residency from the beginning? That seems a bit risky for me without knowing the culture and other aspects of living there.
Git works through ssh. So you need the same system as sshing into your machine. You just make a user group git and then let git and ssh handle things. And if you don’t need people to push to your repo, then it’s a lot easier as it’s now similar to hosting a website/file server.
If they care enough about how I think they’d give cash. Or no gifts at all, because the concept of “I have to give a gift for …” Just makes me accumulate more things that I won’t use, coz most things I use I buy.
I do appreciate greatly when someone asks what I want and I can give them a list of things that need at the moment, or something I’d like to have bit feels like too much money to spend for the low amount of use I’d get. Buying random things when I can’t think of things has never worked in my favor.
Yup gift cards are like money but with limited use. And sometimes expiration dates.
I think there’s significant portions if it that don’t get used at all, which is free money (profit) to the company. Or maybe they don’t count it as profit because people may use it, idk.
Problem with MS word is you can’t really put vector images in it externally without it being weird. I think that’s why people are used to drawing it in the software.
Don’t feel guilty. Everyone has their own struggles. You can look at people who are in worse situation to get some perspectives in live. If it helps you to be positive that’s ok. But don’t use that as a way to disregard what you are feeling and why it’s a problem and how you may solve it. I call it “don’t be grateful someone stabbed you in the leg just because someone besides you got stabbed in heart and died”. Yes you’re better off, but you still need to worry about you and get better.
Let’s name it CVE-2025, no id, just year so that we can recognize it immediately. The vulnerability of the vulnerability database being like this.
Wait poppler-utils can do a lot of pdf related things. Haven’t tried rearranging but it has tools for separating pages and uniting them. And pandoc can covert between a lot of document formats. But it doesn’t do it from pdf, can use pdftext, inkscape, graphicsmagick etc based on what you want to extract (text, vector graphics, raster graphics) etc.
Didn’t even know about the org, but that’s the QR scanner I have been using.
Many people accept ad, or online website to do simple things like QR code, file conversion etc way too easily.
“It squeaks”
Translation: It makes noises like an animal at distress or about to die when you are tearing into it.
I’ll keep saying it. Let’s have a journal system for negative results and replication studies. Give partial credits for it relative to journal papers with novelty.
So if you have an idea you can search there, see if someone has tried it and failed, and how they failed. You can also search a certain paper and see if people have replicated the study.
It’ll help everyone immensely.
It’s easier to assume everyone online is a guy and still use gender neutral pronouns though. I think it’s also a language problem that people weren’t really used to using gender neutral pronouns in general so they resist it. I wonder if the problem is more pronounced in languages where everything has to be gendered.
People don’t even check the name of the person they are replying to. From the signature or from the account itself. And just write whatever they come up with. So I don’t really expect anything from them :(
The point I understood was that our individual changes aren’t going to be significant because the companies contribute a lot to climate change. And we should focus on making them change their policies and processes to actually do something about climate change.
It doesn’t do that just to fall straight down to the ground. It’d land far far off from there
It’s https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikram_Samvat
(calender), it could be 2081 or 2082 now. So your calculations just made me think of that.
Yeah. I didn’t want to do immediately after the trip. But now I don’t see the option to do it from the history of trips.
Does it say 2080 is the end anywhere? Because in the calendar we use in my country it’s 2081 right now, we’re a hindu major country.
I was on a car from ride sharing app recently, and there was a tablet in front of me playing ads continuously for the whole ride. Asked the driver to turn it off and he said, “I have to keep it on”. I know it’s not the requirement from the app, so honestly how dystopian is it?
The way things are going people can’t afford anything and will have ads blasting in front of them for discounts.
Talking about Australia.
Yeah, I was surprised with how much the education cost was, but it seems to high mostly for foreigners so that’s understandable. But it’s still cheaper than US tuition cost.