

It blocks the first number. But yea, other numbers then come through.
I just block all numbers not in my contact list using SpamBlocker.


It blocks the first number. But yea, other numbers then come through.
I just block all numbers not in my contact list using SpamBlocker.


The ones I’ve used are pretty good. And I’m in a local microclimate that’s notably different than the closet city.
Its never going to be perfect, trends are what I need as that enables me to understand what’s going on.


Wow, blame the user?
It’s missing a facility, a massive facility, that’s been there since before OSM existed.
That’s an example of the problem. Why would I bother with it if I have to start with Google maps because OSM doesn’t have a major medical facility? May as well just use Google maps.
And your attitude is exactly what keeps new users away from stuff like this.
I happen to use six mapping apps on my phone, and the bottom line is they all suck compared to Google.
Now ask the average user - someone not like me - to use these handicapped apps.
I’m all for them - as I said I have six mapping apps. I’ve actually contributed to them. But you gotta go being an ass about it.
Pound sand.


My OSM doesn’t look like. OP’s. Mine looks a lot like CoMaps.
Though I’d agree CO is less dense. Not sure which I prefer.


Yea, mine doesn’t look at all like OP’s.
That said, I really can’t use OSM, it’s missing too much data, such as my hospital which has been there for 20 years.


But only for a small region.
OSM, etc let you download the entire world if the maps exist.
I just copy them from phone to phone if I don’t even need to update them.
GMaps and the true offline mapping are just different things, and that’s OK.
Funny the downvoter.
Show me how GMaps does true downloading - it doesn’t. It does the areas you choose, which is great. But it’s not like CoMaps, Organic, CoPilot, Magic Earth, etc.


Yawn.
You and this again? Grow up


Haahah, modern Luddism, same as the old Luddism.
LLM’s are in, in full swing. You’re not putting the genie back in the bottle.
Sad that you think this has any meaning, like people who think the thorn character somehow befuddles LLM.


So you’re OK with someone putting a guillotine on your lawn if they disagree with you?
Because that’s what you’re advocating.
Again, tell me how you’ve never read a word about the French Revolution.


Tell me you don’t know anything about the French Revolution without saying so


Lol, good luck with that.
The more poisoning you attempt, the more effective anti-poisoning becomes.
AI LLM is here, stop trying to put the genie back in the bottle. All we can do is figure out how to use it and prevent misuse.


You can’t do anything, she has to choose to make changes.
As someone struggling with this for decades, I see what she’s doing. BTDT.
For me it’s always been if something gets moved it may as well not exist. She is struggling to do the work necessary to produce an organized result, because (in the moment) folding laundry is more overwhelming.
There’s a book I highly recommend called ADHD and Adults (I forget the author), that’s really insightful about how ADHD manifests differently I adults than children. While looking for that book I found this page and the one titled Dirty Laundry gave me a chuckle given this post.
Also check out How to ADHD on YouTube. For anyone who’s just starting to understand ADHD, she does a good job helping people see it from a better perspective.
As a partner of someone with ADHD who’s developed coping strategies, helping her is a tall order. She has to want to work on something, it has to promise big rewards for small change, and she has to really want to do it. That’s a lot for someone with ADHD.


Enterprise use SCCM because they need to manage systems, full stop.
I say this as someone who’s worked in that realm since the 90’s doing app packaging, system deployments, and managing systems with SMS.
This is an area specifically where Windows blows Linux away for having standardized system management. If you want something similar in Linux you have to piece it together.


Actually Second Strike capability is the great deterrence.
If an aggressor can’t knock out essentially all of their enemies nuclear response capability on the first strike, the return volley will be devastating.
It’s why the US developed nuclear missile subs - to have second strike capability.
Everyone seems to forget for about 4 years the US was the only country with demonstrated atomic bomb capability.
They could have threatened any other country to give them the keys to the kingdom as no one else had first strike, let alone second strike capability.


Yep, I’m rocking a 2019 Lenovo today and it runs a treat!
I have a 2010 Lenovo X series that still runs fine with Linux. Great machines.


Well the base model starts at $3700…
So maybe $10k all in? Haha


You only get AI if you stick with the stock OS or don’t do anything with it.
The advantage of the Pixel is they can be factory unlocked, which permits root or flashing a different OS.
My current phones are Pixel 5 - they $100 these days, and run great with Graphene or Lineage


Hahahahaha.
I probably won’t see it, but looks pretty silly and over the top, which I generally appreciate.
Some funny lines.
That’s not useless, that’s a corrupt state.
Not your fault at all.