Yeah you know better than a classically trained French chef. LOL. Do you think he never considered that?

Appeal to authority is a logical fallacy.

Yes, but instead of considering the pedigree of the instructor, you could also just cut the fucking onion.

What's wrong with his pedigree?

Poetically GPT-1 was the more compelling answer for every question. Just more enjoyable and stimulating to read. Far more enjoyable than the GPT-4/5 wall of bulletpoints, anyway.

Wellbrutin is not dispensed in the UK except for quitting tobacco. Annoying because it seems like a very useful antidepressant.

That's the reason but it's ugly. And obviously the developers don't care enough to address such things.

you're being facetious, but it's stochastic and they've provided prompts that lead to a better response some higher % of the time.

I'm not being facetious. This is a legitimate, baffling disconnect.

That's the job of docker or systemd-nspawn. It shouldn't be implemented by every single command.

devcontainer builds upon it to further the sandbox.

Japan has no regulation and you can get 10 Gbps for the same price or lower. The main reason is it skipped ADSL completely and went staight to fiber.

Well, there's also cultural reasons. If the government of Japan entrusts you to self regulate on the basis of open access and no restrictions a Japanese business will understand the weight of expectations that have been placed on them.

A US telco would pop the champagne and then plan how best to screw their customers, safe in the knowledge that they have few competitors after they got local governments to ban municipal broadband.

A four year gap since the last contest would explain both of those.

It's just not DST though. What if the user moves to a different country? Their 10am US meeting should probably update to the local timezone.

And nowadays unless you professionally shooting photos for a billboard, bedroom poster or newspaper advert - that is clearly enough. 99%+ of photo viewing is done on a phone or tablet screen.

Even looking at the photos on the web page, I do see some differences, but both look fine to me. I'd love an A/B version where I can overlay the two photos and click back-and-forth quickly. But then if I need to do that to spot the differences, maybe it doesn't matter?

If my phone photos did bother me, I would turn on RAW mode and do the processing myself.

My "real" camera is a 15 year old Canon Rebel XSi. It's big and can't do a lot of the things my iPhone can and the photos are about the same quality (which is impressive because the Rebel is only 12 megapixels).

I have no idea why you're being downvoted. It's the simple truth.