It's not free, but it's the perfect in-between image editing software between the "GIMP which is free but has a really weird non-standard way of doing everything" and "Adobe Photoshop which is really expensive or requires monthly fees ".
And no, you didn't say you were the only country. But apparently you're the only country that has a chip on your shoulder about it.
The U.S.A. is officially a non-metric country. Canada and the UK are officially metric countries but have to deal with imperial measurements every day. Example: my grocery flyers are full of imperial-only numbers... but I grew up learning metric. Why the fuck are the numbers advertised in the flyers not all 100% metric? That's the difference between the USA and Canada/UK.
If you don't know when to use signed vs unsigned variables, you do not belong on Slashdot. If you think that being able to look up the ranges of valid signed/unsigned values for a given x-bit number, you do not belong on Slashdot.
If they really wanted to sell more ads, they would stop trying to guess what I'm interested in and ask me directly. And stop adding things to my ads choice profile without asking me.
I did not say "the only country" I said "one of the few countries". The UK was a given. But the last time I saw things from a USA grocery store, pratically everything was in ounces and pounds, not grams and kilograms.
FIY I'm Canadian, one of the few countries on the planet that has to deal with both Imperial and Metric units in every aspect of our lives, every day. Basically everything around us that uses a measurement system of any kind has either both or only one.
What this means is that if Facebook suddenly decided to charge a subscription fee — particularly the $80 per month subscription fee suggested by this analysis ($1,000 annually), Facebook would implode.
So who's going to pay for the remaining 3.33$ per month?
In all seriousness, 1000$ annually is an insane number. Look at how much people complain when Netflix/etc even talks about increasing the monthly fee and you can imagine how fast people would move to another (free) platform. That would be the death of Facebook.
After four days of troubleshooting components that sustained wear and tear from sitting through two winters on ice, the Drill Team began drilling the main borehole on the evening of December 23rd and reached the lake faster than expected at 10:30pm on December 26th with a borehole depth of 1084 meters.
You cut hairs once they've become too long... You cut the grass once it's become too long... I sense the potential to do some merging of businesses here.
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And if you pick something that has a small enough niche, the big tech companies will never even bother you.
It's not free, but it's the perfect in-between image editing software between the "GIMP which is free but has a really weird non-standard way of doing everything" and "Adobe Photoshop which is really expensive or requires monthly fees ".
Still, the Canadian legs of the lunar lander touched the moon before Neil Armstrong.
The U.S.A. is officially a non-metric country. Canada and the UK are officially metric countries but have to deal with imperial measurements every day. Example: my grocery flyers are full of imperial-only numbers... but I grew up learning metric. Why the fuck are the numbers advertised in the flyers not all 100% metric? That's the difference between the USA and Canada/UK.
If you don't know when to use signed vs unsigned variables, you do not belong on Slashdot.
If you think that being able to look up the ranges of valid signed/unsigned values for a given x-bit number, you do not belong on Slashdot.
They can't even support UTF-8 and you're hoping they add support for dark mode? That's what I call optimism.
If they really wanted to sell more ads, they would stop trying to guess what I'm interested in and ask me directly. And stop adding things to my ads choice profile without asking me.
Oh, what is she planning to wear next summer?
Wait, who the fuck is Kim Kardashian and why should I care?
Or a UTF-8 support mode.
The country that built the legs of the lunar lander and the arm of the space shuttle.
I did not say "the only country" I said "one of the few countries". The UK was a given.
But the last time I saw things from a USA grocery store, pratically everything was in ounces and pounds, not grams and kilograms.
Damn you, Forman! You stole the joke I wanted to write!
FIY I'm Canadian, one of the few countries on the planet that has to deal with both Imperial and Metric units in every aspect of our lives, every day. Basically everything around us that uses a measurement system of any kind has either both or only one.
So who's going to pay for the remaining 3.33$ per month?
In all seriousness, 1000$ annually is an insane number. Look at how much people complain when Netflix/etc even talks about increasing the monthly fee and you can imagine how fast people would move to another (free) platform. That would be the death of Facebook.
... Okay, good idea! Let's do this!
The author is a moron. I knew as far back as 2025 that Apple would never ship AirPower in time.
What do you mean? AirVapor or VaporPower?
They can't drop it since it doesn't exist.
How is he supposed to discuss with your penis in his mouth?
4 billion miles? I have no idea if that is a small number or a big number!
4000000000 miles = 6437376000 kilometres.
OMG that is very, very far!
Are you trying to imply that PopeRatzo can't have any dairy products?
Jeri Ryan once visited London, they closed down the city for a week.
Damn helpful cops and safety laws to protect stupid people.
They're the reason we don't have nearly enough Darwin Prizes.
Gee, you want him to lose all his hairs or something? You're no friend!
https://salsa-antarctica.org/2018/12/28/3578/
Why would scientists want to "round up" numbers? They dug to a depth of 1084 metres and that's all there is to it.
Saying "3500 feet" is the mistake here, because that's 1066.8 metres which is a difference of 17.2 metres vs what really happened.
Also, bonus points if any of those scientist is an Amiga user.
You cut hairs once they've become too long...
You cut the grass once it's become too long...
I sense the potential to do some merging of businesses here.