"quietly"

Just curious, how do you translate things? I know Mozilla recently did some local translation stuff in-browser, but what about before? Is there a good competitor to Google Translate?

Sounds like some wasp shit to me. Maybe ants. I haven't looked any of this up, but that's my guess.

For the Lap 64 contact that put Norris out of the race and demoted Verstappen to fifth after punctures, the stewards handed the world champion a 10-second time penalty.

It did not drop him from fifth however, as he was well ahead of the Haas of Nico Hulkenberg.

However, the stewards have also decided to award Verstappen two penalty points on his super-licence, bringing his total for the 12 month period to four, with 12 needed for ban.

Every driver has a few choices. Brake and wait, go off the track, or collide. You're not allowed to overtake off track, and you shouldn't cause a collision, so what's left?

Great analysis.

Brake, wait for the road to be clear. Not overtake off the track.

You're allowed to almost go off the track.

I've worked back and front end, and with a lot of developers, and I don't think anyone would say they're the same. Software devs are some of the most pedantic people out there.

Let me just quote the top of this thread.

people please actually read the article not the headline; this is literally about accessibility improvements for blind and visually impaired people for generating alt text inside of documents and pdfs.

It doesn't just read the page to them, which is a solved problem, it generates descriptions when they're missing, making the web more accessible.

Thanks, I saw after I posted.

I just hadn't seen the post yet. I'm not omniscient.

I hadn't seen the post on Twitter, I don't use Twitter. Looks like he posted that about an hour before I commented, so it's not like you'd expect everyone in the world to have seen it.

Having read it I've obviously got new information and can update my opinion accordingly.

To be clear, though, he hadn't made this statement until today, and so everyone until now was acting based on hearsay, not proof.

Were there twitch whisper messages with an individual minor back in 2017? The answer is yes. Were there real intentions behind these messages, the answer is absolutely not. These were casual, mutual conversations that sometimes leaned too much in the direction of being inappropriate, but nothing more.

Disgusting.

I still don't understand why Twitch would pay up in that case.

So what would he do that's not illegal but bad enough to get banned? What would he do that would also explain why people are saying he was messaging minors for a meet up? Why would Twitch pay out the contract?

Allegedly.

Edit 1: Downvotes for not jumping to a conclusion with no actual proof. Okey dokey.

Edit 2: I hadn't seen his post on Twitter that was made around the same time as my comment.

Nice for you, fuck blind people.

So he was messaging a minor and Twitch just got him off their platform and nothing more happened? No repercussions for what he was allegedly doing from a legal standpoint?

I see a lot of LayoutInflater stuff in there. Is this incompatible with Compose?

I use the overnight and next day delivery a lot, but when it goes wrong it's very frustrating, because there's seemingly nowhere else to buy an 8TB HDD in-person. Fry's closed down, Best Buy is garbage, etc.

We made this bed by giving Amazon all of our business and shutting down all their competitors. :-/