Personally, imma use this script for the legacy compatibility.
My use case is making maps and character tokens for Virtual Table Top games, and it feels like no one supports webp format. One of the standard tools I pull up when doing my thing is a webp to png converter.
Ah, missed that OP included the source. Was here to ask for it, but appreciate you pointing it out!
IME? Is that "In My Experience"? Don't think I've seen that one before, but might need to put it in the pocket.
Not a linguist by any measure, but it seems that you should use just "have" when writing, but that it will seem more natural to use "have got" when speaking.
I'm not the guy to explain why this is, but want to be sure you get some kind of feedback for your post. Hope it helps!
Yeah, I think that's a reasonable expectation from the service. The notion that it's an end-all-to-beat-all service is foolish, but when properly incorporated into an otherwise robust personal protection plan, it can probably help with security.
That's fair.
I do think this video lays out a clear case that Proton is not as open and anonymity focused as it could be. While going from those facts to a postulation that it's a fed honey pot is probably a stretch, to use this as grounds to say "Proton isn't as trustworthy as they claim to be" seems reasonable.
Thoughts on that line of thinking?
Not a "real home improvement" guy, but my dad added radiant barriers to his attic some year back. I want to say he said he saw a ~15% reduction in AC usage back then which reduced the ~$300 bill (in peak summer) by about $50.
Radiant barriers always seemed like a low hanging fruit solution to help with summer cooling.
Looks fine on Wefwef/voyager.
So I'm aware of how other apps are faring, which app are you on?
See, that opinion just feels out of touch with the real world and with real people.
I get that things suck for a lot of people, but the notion that the system is so fundamentally flawed as to be unrecoverable; that the only solution is to tear everything down feels untenable.
I do agree with the notion that the "conductors" of this train are corrupt and need to be removed, but saying that "blowing up the train" is the only solution feels both extremist and like a lack of creativity.
In interest of a complete record, the video I found most compelling on the issue:
I'd love for you to disprove this guy's claims. I mean this in good faith and will be checking back in the next couple hours.
In interest of a complete record, the video I found most compelling on the issue:
I'd love for you to disprove this guy's claims. I mean this in good faith and will be checking back in the next couple hours.
While this is hilarious and I want it to be true, can you pass any source on it?