Cool colour grading if it’s your pic

I see c&c

I upvote

I’ve not played Tiberian Sun in quite some time

“here, baguettes”

I’ve seen this sentiment a few times online, so I have to wonder how you all are preparing your tomatoes and the sandwiches that they go in? I just don’t seem to have this problem

Cutting them up wrong? e.g. halved/quartered cherry tomatoes

Is it a stacking order thing? e.g. maybe between slices of Gouda?

Overuse of condiments? e.g. too much mayo/dressing around them

I always season tomato slices before using them, as it’s obviously against the Geneva convention to not, so maybe that’s the extra friction the war criminals are missing?

Yeah I think they’re going for something more straightforward that describes exactly what it’s about

Brushes, Design, Shapes & Multimedia

It really is quite interesting how brazen the “rules for you and not for thee” has gotten

Grand theft copyright and literal cybercrime?

Oopsie doopsie!

Arabic is RTL after all

Please insert your fourth factor sensor probe to log into Uber eats

This is a bit of a misread from where I can see

There’s more people upset about not being on the list

Bob is a shithead

Authentik is great, super versatile, if not a bit of effort to get it set up initially

Lol the keywords list is hilarious, imagine publishing a list of things that rustle your jimmies.

https://www.wordfence.com/threat-intel/vulnerabilities

The CVE list always cracks me up, there’s like tens daily

What did the Slovakians say before tractors were invented?

Yeah, but as someone who grew up down south and has lived in the north for the majority of my life:

Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Very clear, no fucker doesn’t know what you’re talking about

Breakfast, dinner, tea

What the fuck are you playing at, skipping lunch and having a drink to compensate?

Get in the sea

Tea is important enough in this country to not use the word again, especially not for the second most important thing: dinner

Oh I’m aware we don’t have one global standards org, but generally at ISO, IETF, IEEE, ITU & IEC are all some that come to mind with some level of shared interest, however I wouldn’t say they act competitively to each other and tend to work collaboratively rather than competitively.

I suppose interestingly, to use your HDMI example, this is kind of what happens when you don’t have a central standards body handling this stuff, HDMI came from the television industry and DisplayPort came from the computing industry. There is no technical reason for both to exist, and one could have been adapted to fill the needs of both and become the one standard if it wasn’t for industry groups ultimately trying to profit (HDMI carries licensing fees and requirements, so does DP to a lesser extent).

I guess you’re right though, I probably should have thought it through a bit more before my last comment

Yeah I was going to say the same, this was created by someone with an overly basic understanding of how these things work

Natural monopolies over things like infrastructure and standards aren’t necessarily bad as long as they’re not privately owned nor profit seeking.

For instance, I can’t exactly imagine how a market of competitive standards orgs would even remotely be able to reach the consensus necessary to accomplish the goal of creating standards. It’d just be an endless XKCD 927

Letterboxd is pretty good, though it got bought by private equity a few years ago and they’re now trying to flog it off to Netflix or Paramount, so probably numbered days

Ahh cheers, yeah that one is more in line with the usual style

I think you’ve got the power dynamic wrong here

If OP is having to contact loads of estate agents, it’s probably because they live somewhere with in-demand property.

That means those estate agents are going to have loads of potential people to sell to

Someone who wants to do something differently than everyone else is going to get a lower priority over someone who just does everything they are asked without question.

The estate agent doesn’t really lose anything by doing this, OP risks reducing their chances at getting a place, ostensibly one they need to live in at some point soon.