To me it is the ultimate gamble with one's own thought autonomy, and an abandonment of truth in favor of false comfort.
So, like church? lol
No wonder there's so much worrying overlap between religion and AI.
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- Moving the entire current site to a new host.
- Relaunching as a new instance under a new domain, potentially on dedicated hardware.
Any reason not to combine those options? i.e. Keep the domain and instance and just move the database and services to dedicated hardware? That would provide the most seamless transition for all (local and federated users).
Good. Now let's not over-prescribe it to pushy patients suffering from the common cold.
I'm about that same age but am so glad we've largely abandoned the "www" for websites.
On my personal project website, I have a custom listener setup to redirect people to "aarp.org" if they enter it with "www" instead of just the base domain. 😆
server {
listen 443 ssl;
http2 on;
server_name www.mydomain.xyz;
ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.xyz/fullchain.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.xyz/privkey.pem;
ssl_dhparam /etc/nginx/conf.d/tls/shared/dhparam.pem;
ssl_protocols TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3;
ssl_session_cache shared:SSL:10m;
ssl_session_timeout 15m;
...
location ~* {
return 301 https://aarp.org/;
}
}
The only one I didn't hate was the jingle:
🎵 "F-R-E-E that spells "free"
credit report dot com, baby". 🎵
😆
Yeah, but they should take that pissing contest out of the UX.
I was an adult during that time, and I don't recall it being anywhere near as annoying. Well, except the TV and radio adverts spelling at you like "...or visit our website at double-you double-you double-you dot Company dot com. Again, that's double-you double-you double-you dot C-O-M-P-A-N-Y dot com."
YMMV, but it didn't get annoying until apps entered the picture and the only way to deal with certain companies was through their app. That, of if they did offer comparable capabilities on their website but kept a persistent banner pushing you toward their app.
The baguette cushioned his fall and the striped shirt scared away any predators. The beret was just a beret, though. Even if you've fallen down a 130ft ravine that's no excuse to look dowdy.
(None of this is true...probably)
My X1 Carbon does now. But it used to drain to empty after a day or two even if it was turned all the way off. Drove me crazy.
The problem ended up being the always-on USB setting in the BIOS. For some reason, even with nothing connected, that would drain the battery until it was completely flat. Once I turned that off, it'll sleep for weeks like you said.
OP, maybe check the BIOS settings for "Always on USB" or similar and disable that?
Mine are metal brackets with tempered glass shelves. So I guess it could be worse lol.
Still, the only reason I have a Samsung fridge at all is because it came with the house.
I would hope so.
Though since it's a Samsung fridge, an expensive, difficult to access control board will break down on its own eventually. Source: Own a Samsung (non-smart) fridge and have replaced an expensive, difficult to access control board despite knowing I should probably just get a different brand.
The DVD screensaver was perfect: unobtrusive and did what it was supposed to do: prevent your CRT screen from burning-in an image. On top of that, it gave you something to look forward to when it would perfectly hit a corner (which some people thought was a myth; sadly the GIF version does not).
Now, any screen in your home is fair game for intrusive ads. Why make something simple, elegant, functional, and unobtrusive when that otherwise idle (or even in-use!) screen can be crammed with ads.
I legit enjoyed the first two seasons of AHS and then whatever season "Cult" was, but otherwise it's become something of a guilty pleasure.
Genuinely cannot believe Lange is coming back. From what I remember reading, she was done with it and it took a lot of cajoling to get her to even cameo in season 8.