From what I recall, at the time that it detects that it already has an archive copy of the page you’re requesting, it will tell you that it has an existing archive and ask you if you want to see that one or create a new one. They may also show the date and timestamp of the existing archive. This is all from memory and it’s been at least a few weeks since I saw it, so my description may not be entirely accurate.
Now if only the GIMP maintainers would come to their senses.
Edit: corrected “it” to “if”.
Absolutely! It’s always a drag, especially on high-priced items, to be hit with a big amount in taxes when you check out. I’m sure that this was pushed by the anti-tax crowd in the US to keep how much people are paying in taxes front and center.
I agree with your general sentiment and conclusion, but wanted to point out that some of the items you mentioned are not completely accurate:
For the first two, perhaps you meant that there was no national requirement for those things. Regardless, I agree with your sentiment and conclusions.
Edit: apparently, parental leave also varies by state, with most of them not mandating paid parental leave.
If you see an item on the shelf for $1.00, it’ll actually ring up as $1.08 (or higher, if their state also has a sales tax) at the register.
I just wanted to clarify to everyone not familiar with it that most places in the US have a combination of state and local sales taxes, but no federal sales tax.
Thanks for reminding me! Edited.
I’ve seen a couple of videos now of people kicking tear gas canisters back in mid-air. I couldn’t find both, but here’s one of them: https://xcancel.com/timourazhari/status/1206211921931898880
Edit: changed link from x to xcancel.
Wow, nice song! Much better than I expected - I could actually imagine hearing something like this on the radio.
Yeah, it’s definitely less well-known that this is possible. I don’t know if all vendors allow it, but many do. You’re welcome.
You’re welcome. I hope it works well for your purposes!
One other thing to consider is that Bitwig has 3 tiers, you can upgrade between them, and they have significant sales occasionally, like in the Summer. I think the 3 tiers were going for $79 ($20 off), $149 ($50 off), and $299 ($100 off) in the sale, from what I recall, and also significant education discounts if you’re a student. Finally, there are legitimate places online to buy used licenses of DAWs.
I third bitwig, especially for an Ableton user. It was developed by former Ableton developers and is supposed to be similar to it. It’s available as an official flatpak, and it has a 30 day(?) free trial. Some people seem to even like Bitwig better than Ableton. I’ve been seeing a bunch of videos on YouTube about people moving from Ableton to Bitwig after trying it out.
From what I understand, aside from whether the DAW you like will work you also need to check whether the VST plugins you like will work.
Much later edit: I forgot to mention https://www.zrythm.org/, which is an open source DAW which is supposed to be fairly similar to Bitwig.
No problem, thanks too! :)
If you replace the c/ with ! it will become a clickable link that will take the visitor to their local instance’s copy of that community.
For the time being we’re using Rufus to bypass TPM and other hardware requirements so we can install Windows 11 on everything.
Heads up, Microsoft has stated that they do not support machines that don’t meet requirements and that those machines may stop receiving security updates at any time.
Interesting, my experience with reader mode to get around paywalls is just about the opposite - it works may 20% of the time. Probably different sites that we’re visiting.