Pizza Hut's tavern style "ultimate" pizza
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYp7EmEgxg0
Yeah, metadata is an extension, and not part of the original spec.
I didn't mean as if I was perceiving the use of Yarn to be malicious, but rather not accurate, and perhaps misleading, or confussing. But I got it when Soren explained it. He used yarn (lower case) after twtxt, because at some point there were considerations to call the "evolved" twtxt, with the several additions/enhancements, "yarn". After all, current twtxt/yarn has moved beyond the original twtxt.
\\u2028 were being stripped on save. That might not be the case.A heads up, so you know where to look.
\u2028 were being stripped on save. That might not be the case.A heads up, so you know where to look.
\u2028 from the description. Also, could the description field be changed to a textarea instead? Preferably to one who will "understand" new lines, and convert them to \u2028 automatically?
\\u2028 from the description. Also, could the description field be changed to a textarea instead? Preferably to one who will "understand" new lines, and convert them to \\u2028 automatically?
One of the things the current model is missing is templating… I think. Maybe start by abstracting that from the code?
Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property Twt::$timestamp is deprecated in /homepages/4/d818294726/htdocs/eapl.me/timeline/libs/twtxt.php on line 443
Kind of issue. :-)
khtmlw itself, if you want to go down that rabbit hole.
Even since upgrading to iOS 18, and *every once in a while*, the location of someone sharing with me gets frozen in time. I see them, but their location doesn’t change for hours. In the case of family share, I can see their device up-to-date, under “Devices”, but they show frozen on the “People” tab. Only way to fix it is for either of us—it doesn’t matter who—to stop sharing, and start sharing again. That has happened to me with three different people, and to three different people, with others (not me).
Is anyone using iOS 18+ experiencing something similar? I have sent feedback to Apple.
> “**Focus on the process: Kaizen emphasises improving the processes that create products or services, rather than just focusing on the end result.”
> “**Focus on the process: Kaizen emphasises improving the processes that create products or services, rather than just focusing on the end result.
> "The parchment, on the other hand, might be a bit wasteful for just temporary ideas that are not perfectly layed out yet."
OK, OK, I will use the cheap one. :-P
/me chisels this for the record in a crispy, brand new, thin granite slab.
But again, not for me. 😅
> "In simpler terms, this means that when you share your content (like text, images, or videos) on the service, you're giving the company permission to use it in various ways. They can copy, modify, distribute, and even use it to train their AI models. This includes sharing your content with others and using it on other platforms. You won't be paid for this, but using the service itself is considered enough compensation."
> "In simpler terms, this means that when you share your content (like text, images, or videos) on the service, you're giving the company permission to use it in various ways. They can copy, modify, distribute, and even use it to train their AI models. This includes sharing your content with others and using it on other platforms. You won't be paid for this, but using the service itself is considered enough compensation."