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All this LLM shit just gave crackpots a new tool to annoy the hell out of the rest of us.
That's not his site. This is his official campaign site. He's a republican running in New York's district 21.^[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_United_States_House_of_Representatives_elections_in_New_York#District_21] The flyer pictured in the post and the website on the flyer are a parody by someone else.
If caution, awareness, and altruism makes me a whining pussy, then I boldly accept it as my moniker.
https://minecraft.wiki/w/Server.properties
The online-mode key controls whether players without a Minecraft account (i.e. paid for the game) can join. It looks like enforce-secure-profile has something to do with chat messages getting sent to Microsoft. The history section doesn't mention either of these ever getting removed.
online-mode will become important when the devs decide Minecraft has reached end of life and shut down the authentication servers. Players who have a copy of the game client will still be able to play together by connecting to a server with online-mode=false. online-mode=true serves the purpose of limiting players to those who coughed up money for an account, helping to protect the server from ne'er-do-wells.
It's a challenge to find a case where it really is a Hollywood thing.
Do Americans really eat lunch and mingle outside in high school or is that a Hollywood thing?
Is the last thing you hear
before going under anesthesia
Somebody with photo editing skills needs to copy the fingers and give them bunny ears.
- most of it doesn't affect you directly
- you have almost no direct input on major world or regional events which become headline news
Shit's happening in the world. You can do nothing to stop it from happening. This is in stark contrast to everything else going on in your life.
Folder is better. On disk, a folder is a list of pairs of a name and number, mapping the items in the folder to their location on the disk i.e. it's a directory. The days before computerization are before my time, but, as I understand it, library index cards worked this way. You might have a card for each author which listed the books by that author with the location of the index card on that book, and you might have directory cards on subjects or keywords too, and the card on a book might point to the location of the book on the shelf and the card for the author, etc., or something like that. It would be most confusing to call these directory cards "folders". The computer does the same thing internally, but the user interface has hidden away any notion of directory. They're logically folders. It's only a directory if you're writing a file system implementation.
