besides memory leaks

Have you tried auto memory reclaim yet?

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-subsystem-for-linux-september-2023-update/#:~:text=Automatic%20memory%20reclaim&text=When%20this%20is%20set%20to,you're%20not%20using%20it!

And if the backup was merged into existing contacts, just take a new one. Then you can purge all contacts instead of trying to sort through the broken ones.

When I first watched that movie, I was very much BuT iN tHe BoOk ShE LoOkEd LiKe...

But looking back, they made the right call to change the character's appearance. Having her look Legally Barbie truly made her that much more insidious.

Andy Taylor

Has

I also pay for YouTube. I just don't normally bring it up because it usually results in a lot of rather unpleasant replies.

It's fascinating, really.

Google gets a lot of hate for being a data collection behemoth. The whole "if you aren't paying, you are the product" thing. And rightfully so.

And pirates love to say that if companies would just charge a reasonable rate for an easy-to-use service, then they would just pay instead of pirating.

But when it comes to YouTube, a lot of people seem to want to have it both ways.

Stargates all the way down

I can see that being the case for the Desktop variant. For the Server variant you get vim and tmux out of the box.

Good bot

He's also in Prodigy

• Find new macro cell sites and small cells

• Find new capabilities on those sites (new spectrum, equipment, sector splits, etc.)

• Know more about the network you're using

• Diagnose problems. Even if you can't personally do anything about them, there's something satisfying about understanding why you're having a problem (and possibly how to mitigate it).

The green pins have been manually positioned by a user. The red pins are a calculated approximate (which can be way off). Sites can (and usually do) have multiple pins, for reasons.

It's way, way easier to collect the data now that CellMapper exists. It almost makes it less fun.

The 2022 survey accounted for code that the 2017 survey missed?