Catalog of what?

That’s what ddos protection is for.

Yes, but neither of those write as cleanly. And both are still prone to fragmenting, even if the fragments aren’t conductive.

Graphite is conductive. A short circuit and fire are Very Bad.

An HTTP request is a request. Servers are free to rate limit or deny access

Routers can run just fine off only one port too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router_on_a_stick

14/f/cali

Often, these include code that they don’t have the rights to publish.

Which is why I’ve been happy to trust them for files nobody cares about, like a random audio file that I got off the Internet. And it’s very unlikely they’d be able to exploit my media player.

And they’re still going to do jack shit about it.

What do you mean, line always go up

Bro just one more small fry, this one is going to the moon bro I can feel it

What if I take the money I haven’t spent yet and invest it? If the market gains enough, the lunch is free!

The Windows 10 UWP app. The Office 2016 desktop Onenote isn’t going anywhere (yet).

So far, the result seems to be “it’s okay when they do it”

That’s correct.

Which is sometimes called Onenote 2016, bundled with Office. I think. Pretty sure there’s a third version too.

I’m sure you’ve already agreed by continuing to use Gmail.

Ok but what do I do when it’s the entire country

The problem is the form factor. They’re broad, flat batteries under the floor of the car, because that’s the most available space when you take out the drivetrain. If you wanted to make them swappable, you’d have to sacrifice the space under the hood or the trunk. Or the passenger space. And all that comes with their own safety concerns.