You’re close, Unicode characters don’t imply a number of bytes, it’s how they’re encoded that does (utf-8 most commonly). Utf-8 can be as little as one byte or as many as four, depending on the specific character. I don’t know about emojis but I imagine they’re in the four bytes section. Whereas “asdf” is also four bytes in utf-8.
Storj is very similar in cost and features.
I’m of the same mind, I was born in 1988 but I recognize the original run of Tom and Jerry as the best kids cartoon ever made.
Get over it, it’s where people write.
This is from like 10 years ago right?
The competition is not lacking at all if you’ve been paying attention. And literally every EV brand can use Tesla chargers now.
I read it, he’s definitely a vibe coder. But that’s not to say he isn’t doing noble work.
I thought I read that commercial honeybees have never been in danger (are there other types of commercial hives?).
By FPS standards it’s not great, if you take it more as a “first person action game” ala Metroid Prime, its appeal makes sense. To me it’s mainly impressive that they recreated so many parts of the movie and retold the story so well. But yeah people love it for the multiplayer which only impressed kids who didn’t have PCs at the time.
It holds up better than any movie from the late 90s that I can think of.
The Daily Show!
Can’t tell if AI or not
I wouldn’t go for a 2021-2023 for only 10k off. Not that they were bad cars then, but they’ve tweaked and improved so many things in it over the years (2025 owner here).
Brick cheese?
Not exactly. In the 2025 they made the frunk smaller to add the heat pump, but it was still free. With the 2026 they’re literally just charging money for the same thing that the 25 had.
Why is that? Other than not winning any curling medals 😁
Almost all of those issues are solved by explicitly quoting your strings, the author even acknowledges that. Yeah it’s annoying that yaml lets you do otherwise, but the title is a bit dramatic.
This is the best baseline or starting point, but in practice it’s never that simple. There’s so much intertwined with the whole thing that there just aren’t simple answers for every child or family.