

Nope, she’s a calico shorthair.



Nope, she’s a calico shorthair.



Our cat loves bedtime - it genuinely seems to be her favourite part of the day, even over mealtimes.
If we don’t go to bed on time, she will come and yell/paw at us until we start getting up off the sofa. The bedtime routine starts with feeding her, but 9 times out of 10 she will ignore the food and run upstairs to wait for us.
Once we’re settled in, she jumps on the bed and gets brushed. Then she waits for me to turn off the lamp before she will get up and go eat. It’s like she’s putting us to bed. She then comes back and spends most of the night with us.


The sheer amount of finagling required to get older games working on modern Windows is a big reason why projects like ExoDOS and ExoWin9x are so important for game preservation.
Getting these games to play from their original media is only going to get harder over time; eventually, playing archived/preserved digital versions will be the only way to experience them.
I’d think it’s obvious that downloading isn’t illegal in every case, otherwise you’d never be able to watch/listen to any media online.
A differentiation is necessarily made between authorised and unauthorised downloads, such that buying and downloading an album on iTunes is legal while torrenting that same album is not.
Music on YouTube is authorised via licensing. That’s why videos get routinely flagged for using copyrighted music without permission (and sometimes even with permission due to overzealous or malicious DMCA claims, but that’s a separate argument).


I imagine they’ll try to make this increasingly difficult; maybe even impossible.
Kids these days don’t know the horrors of wrangling IDE ribbon cables and fiddling with jumpers.


Yep, and the option to filter them is already in settings and has been for some time.

USA-only, unfortunately
These kinds of posts will always be funny to me.
FAFO
I mean, yes - that is one of the selling points of a smartwatch, since phones can’t easily record heart rate, blood oxygen, etc.
But that’s also irrelevant to the article, since these devices aren’t consumer smartwatches and aren’t being worn voluntarily.
The device was not an ordinary smartwatch made by Apple or Samsung, but a special type that US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had mandated the woman wear at all times, allowing the agency to track her.
So it’s a new kind of tracking bracelet, similar to the old ankle tags? Calling it a smartwatch seems slightly misleading, even if not technically inaccurate.
The fact they had to do this to earn a promotion is an institutional problem. Don’t hate the player, hate the game.


JP Allard says his company uses AI to create adverts with authenticity, heart and emotion
hahahahahaha


Most people who mock American football as ‘rugby for wusses’ (or similar) don’t even know how the game works, let alone what the legitimate differences are.
In that case, I believe your options are as follows:


Took me a second but I see it now - very cartoony. I like it!


Off topic, but I’ve not seen that emoticon before (unusually left-facing too!) and it’s adorable.


people want a keyboard on a phone not more folds
I don’t give a shit what most people want
🤔
Ah yes, I think we all remember the moment back in 2016 when Apple famously announced the removal of the foreskin from the iPhone 7.