As a non native speaker, it really irks me when people mix up "brake" and "breake", specially among car enthusiasts.
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Last time I went to Canada, my roaming wasn't working, so I called customer service from another number and I was told I should call from the phone number having problem instead.
And their Unix driver archive keeps (almost) every single version in storage. Their linux drivers might be bad, but at least they are always available
I've tried this on an old version of Android 10 and was unable to do so, I tested it by connecting two laptops to the hotspot and then trued to nmap each other IP addresses, they were unreachable.
I think the term you're looking for is isolated vlan in which each device on a network cannot see its peers, which is a common setting in (properly configured) public WiFi hotspots.
edit: oh, you want to access from the phone itself, I did not test that, but it should be easy to test with termux
probably it would get imported into another country within the EU, it is quite common for used cars in Europe to make their way into the used market in another country.
Just like used American cars make their way to central an south America.
Terraform and Ansible do different things, they do have overlapping features, but ultimately they're meant to do different things. I use them both at my current job with Terraform running Ansible
I've been using Ansible for almost 10 years now and one thing I learned is to keep things simple, most issues I had with Ansible in the past were due to me taking the wrong approach to problem solving. In way, it forced me to not overcomplicate things.
I'm not the biggest fan of it, but I do prefer it over other IaCs.
edit: tbh my biggest issue with Ansible is other people who ask me "why not wrtie a bash script instead?"
I categorise them by genre, but only those I've played. Everything else is unsorted and my backlog is whatever I have installed and uncategorised.
Indeed, YouTube had auto generated subtitles for a while now and they are far from perfect, yet I still find it useful.
the mockumentary is just 1 hour long, give it a try
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I sent a department wide email announcing a new release on an internal piece of software my team maintains, it was very concise, almost like a telegram, it was something like:
Shortly after I got a very verbose response by someone explaining me why should I use AI to write "better" emails, by better it meant longer and verbose. I replied with this comic