kevin_thibedeau

> Maybe some country was successful at one point in time.

It worked for France after the invention of the guillotine.

We didn't get tone dialing until 94. I came back from college and couldn't understand why my modem wouldn't dial out anymore. Turns out my mother added call waiting and that necessitated adding touch tone support to the line.

> they also won't have enough to convict on any potential impeachement

They can force compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act and release the documents currently being illegally hidden.

> Now your index variable is signed, which can cause problems when used in expressions due to C's conversion rules.

Array indices are already signed. This shouldn't be a problem.

According to Bustamante the CIA will readily supply illicit materials to their assets.

The whole gig economy is just underpaid servants as a service. Don't be surprised that they do a less than exemplary job.

Also a way for dyslexics to hide their issue.

It's a known smuggling epicenter because the reservation covers both sides of the border and doesn't have normal border controls at crossings.

> There is definitely a national program tracking license plates

They track everyone's phone. The plate cross reference is only needed to nab someone in traffic.

It's really annoying that you need to click on something that the scrollbar covers up or steals focus from.

You don't even have to find old binaries. The ODBC manager is still shipped with Win11 and has Win3.0 / NT3.5 dialogs with 16-color icons.

Microsoft will helpfully house that data in China. The others won't.

It's coincidence in this case. Proportional typewriters were made but this wasn't one of them.

He typed them until 1979 when his typewriter stopped working correctly.