They would take some elements of black culture, like (…) saying they love fried chicken and watermelon
How did this become a stereotype? Doesn’t everyone love fried chicken and watermelon regardless of skin color? They are both delicious.
Except for the UI.
During the Apollo program they had very limited computer capacity in the capsule and lander. Computers were huge machines back then and they had to fit one in a spaceship.
The Apollo computers used metric internally for all calculations. Anything shown to the astronauts however was in imperial, as metric was apparently too complicated for astronauts to comprehend. They had to waste precious computer capacity converting to imperial because even astronauts can’t handle anything else.
For me it’s the exact opposite. Job applications are the closest I’ll ever get to experiencing what it must be like to be a woman on online dating.
We have more OTA channels, you just have to pay for them. The free channels are in shitty SD quality (you have to pay for HD) and they are only unencrypted because the government requires it (as they are used for emergency broadcasts).
Here you get a grand total of three shitty channels for free OTA. Anything more requires a subscription.
Which has significantly worse picture quality than cable or fiber, has fewer channels and isn’t even significantly cheaper
So? Not sure why the difference matters. What is even the use or a tuner anymore?
Your point?
Do they?
I can watch my local TV channels from the other side of the planet. I don’t think the signal reaches that far.
Also, my TV provider’s app allows me to watch live TV on my phone.
Or car to carpet
Or fun to funeral
My glovebox has a separate compartment to one side, just the right size for a bottle of water, where you can divert some of the cold air from the airco the pass through. Took me a while to figure out what the big knob in the glove box was for, but it’s super nice to have in summer.
That’s Java, not Javascript. Java is to javascript as ham is to hamster.
My quote explicitly ties wired and wireless charging together into the document.
It just says they are keeping an eye on developments in both wireless and wired charging standards. Not a word on requiring either on any device.
Given that they’re focused on reduction of waste and reduction of market fragmentation there’s definitely a question mark over only QI based charging.
I don’t see how you can get that from the text. The way I read it, wired and wireless charging are separate. There is nothing in the directive that mandates one should be used over the other. They explicitly require USB-C for wired charging, but do not put any requirements on wireless, as there doesn’t seem to be any significant fragmentation on the wireless side (i.e. no need to enforce a standard if everyone already agrees on a standard).
Nope.
Look at the actual directive , not some press release. Note that this is an older directive, but the common charger directive only describes the changes that need to be made to the earlier directive. The first link is to the latest updated version of that directive.
I quote (emphasis mine):
In so far as they are capable of being recharged by means of wired charging, the categories or classes of radio equipment referred to in point 1 of this Part shall:
2.1. be equipped with the USB Type-C receptacle, as described in the standard (…)
2.2. be capable of being charged with cables which comply with the standard (…)
At the moment the directive does not prescribe a universal standard for wireless charging, but does reserve the right to do so in the future. (At the moment it doesn’t seen necessary as everyone seems to be adopting QI)
The EU does not require a charging port, it only says that if you have a charging port it must be USB-C.
I’m an IT person professionally, and I use Fedora as my daily driver.
Ah, Fedora, that brings back memories. We used to call it RootHat back in the day when it was still RedHat. It was what all the first-time Linux users used before they graduated to Debian or Slackware. They would use root as they day to day account, hence the name.
Havent used it in forever. Is it still as big a pile of shit as it was in the 90’s ?
Sure, but back then the whole issue didn’t get that much attention to begin with.
So basically it became a stereotype because black people knew how to have a good time and throw a party with lots of guests and delicious food?