Gmail labels are great but they're not universal, and are easy to strip out.
A lot of sites:
I have an email address I have only ever used with labels but still get spam to the non-labeled address. Spammers and email harvesters are very much aware of this trick, so it only works on legitimate sites.
That would be a completely different piece of software. It didn't check their pitch or their tonality or their beat. It was barely an AI.
All it did was listened to the music.
So yes if he had written a completely different piece of software that did something completely different he could have pitched it completely differently and the outcome could have been completely different.
Why is this lengthy process preferable to using ublock on Firefox?
Windows 11 IoT Enterprise 23H2? Or the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 24H2 Preview?
This ain't it. I can smell the batshit from here.
The GitHub repository?
No. But it does make for a good shitty click bait title.
I've been telling my friends for years that the technology advances in lab grown meat mean it's only a matter of time before we get Kevin Bacon bacon.
Yeah, this doesn't add up. If the friends added you after setting their profiles to private then SH can't see that you're friends.
This is a perfect time for the Christmas cracker approach - you're unlikely to be able to pick a movie that everyone agrees is good, so pick a movie that everyone agrees is bad, and bond over shared mockery.
Space Truckers (1996) - Dennis Hopper, Charles Dance. Terrible movie with some wacky bullshit, cube pigs, neon space twinks, and a cyborg love prosthetic.
Moonfall (2022) - another classic from Roland Emerick where most of the movie is nonsense but there is a seed of a brilliant idea buried in there.
Mega Shark Vs Mecha Shark (2014) - it starts with a giant shark catapulting a fishing boat from Manhattan to Giza, and gets more and more ridiculous as it goes on. Featuring Christopher Judge in one of his less believable roles.
That damned elephant?