The worst part was it wasn’t even good gay porn.

A variable length lookbehind is the same as the opposite of a variable length lookahead.

I have a bunch of those in GitHub actions now! “This will be deprecated in 2023…” for the AWS SDK.

checks calendar

Even then, your rights are limited. You can’t show it publicly, or make a copy except for personal backup, for instance.

The best way I have to describe this kind of movie is “delightfully terrible.”

But ugh, ipv6 is haaarrrrd

Everyone always skips the last step, but that’s where you learn.

The neat thing about the log4j thing was even a cursory explanation of the vulnerability made anyone with a passing familiarity with security say, “Why the fuck would that even be a feature?!”

It depends on exactly what the store is doing.

If the store is representing the extra charge as a donation to a specific charity, generally, the customer can deduct that.

If it’s far more vague, like, “Give $10 to help poor kids in Africa” the ultimate destination for the funds could be the company’s own ledgers, which it would then use for its own charitable activities and collect the tax deduction, as long as they “help poor kids in Africa.”

And some stores are just lying. CVS, for instance, was sued as part of a class action suit when, after the company pledges $10 million to the American Diabetes Association, then collected money from customers to fund that pledge.

May I suggest looking into the WalMart+ program? It’s like $15/mo and you get free delivery, including next-day grocery orders. If you’re fortunate enough to be able to afford the Amex Platinum card, paying for the monthly sub fee is one of the benefits.

I think the Game Pass comes with a free 2 or 3 month trial, too.

Their website takes some getting use to, but of the various online grocery shopping websites, theirs is legitimately one of the better ones.

I have had this in my ublock origin filters for quite some time. Seems to do the trick:

!www.youtube.com
##.ytp-ce-element