https://wifinowglobal.com/news-and-blog/breakthrough-in-wi-fi-sensing-37-service-providers-deploy-cognitives-wi-fi-motion/

It’s been around for almost 4 years. Don’t use rental modems.

The machine needs meat

Yeah we need someone like “Big Balls” back in the government for some oversight

I also was always a big fan of

https://youtu.be/Ij4w7ChpuaM

Working on hobby or shorter lived projects makes all your points agreeable. My work is generally on enterprise SaaS software with vast lifecycle and my thinking is

separate css files

module.css with imported classes: my go to outside of tailwind

These are the same thing, unless it’s not configured correctly.

inline styles

Only makes sense for something computed. Like a color computed based on a user selection. Otherwise it should be a class

scss

On a well-maintained project SCSS should be second nature. Something like a Vue single-file component project with scss will certainly not add to the bloat. You’d just have extra lines of vanilla css to scope classes and children selection/scoping that scss does with better syntax, in addition to scss functions and the like. Note that CSS is improving to do the work that SCSS has previously done, just as JS is improving to do the work natively that frameworks, libraries, and toolkits have previously done.

bootstrap

Yeah bootstrap, like jQuery, had it’s time. It’s largely been replaced by native tooling that shouldn’t require external libraries. There’s plenty of CSS libraries that are purely for theming, which is mostly what people used bootstrap for. (Smart defaults, basic component and typography themes, etc).

To me tailwind makes sense for setting up projects quickly, but gets out of hand when it comes to customization on a larger scale. You eventually end up with overrides to tailwind’s default styles that become hard to manage, outside of the scope of their theming implementation, and then ironically you’re usually just using CSS variables which is back to the core toolkit.

To fight ad blockers

• “The carapace is flatter than it is broad and possesses lateral margins.”
• “The sternites are fused into a wide sternal plastron which possesses a distinct emargination on its posterior margin.”
• “The pleon is flattened and strongly bent, in dorsal view completely hiding the tergites of the fourth pleonal segment, and partially or completely covers the plastron.”

Time to update my Tinder profile

https://youtu.be/ZggCipbiHwE

produce for the rich

True, but also zero Dem senators have voted against this bill moving forward at all. It got a unanimous 35-0 vote to move forward on Jun 3.

https://legiscan.com/CA/votes/SB690/2025

Realistically the next big security push on mobile devices, due to things like this, should be plausible deniability. In the same way that VeraCrypt lets you set up encryption where you can “unlock” encrypted content and it’s a fallback to secure your privacy, phones should allow a backup account or something similar that has select group of apps, photos and messages, perhaps depending on the PIN you use to unlock your phone

Gotta pump up that Palantir database

!linkedinlunatics@sh.itjust.works

THE SHARES! THEY NEED TO BE HELD! ONLY THE HOLDERS OF THE SHARES KNOW WHAT IS BEST!

/s

lol it hasn’t even been six months and we’ve already militarized internally and bombed Iran. I give it a month

Or it no longer has anything to do with making a vehicle look cool.

The Lucid Air is equipped with up to 32 on-board sensors, including long range Lidar radar, short-range radar, surround view monitoring cameras.

It’s because musk treats all his businesses like startups, and no matter how successful they get, in the interest of “trimming the fat” he’d like to keep people buying inferior products at a higher profit margin than thinking about better investment and long term growth, just like many companies.

Yeah from the footage I saw in this thread it seems like they were all intercepted by Patriot missiles and if any did hit they did minimal damage. Russia just launched hundreds of drones and missiles into Kyiv. Iran certainly could have done more, so I absolutely agree it’s performative

Maybe if they use LIDAR like they should have instead of just cameras it wouldn’t be such an issue, but they’re determined to minimize costs and maximize profits at the expense of consumers as are all publicly traded companies

“Rich people buy their way out of the fascism they helped build” seems more apt

Also unless you claim to be a member of ICE, I assume