you should allow the tracking of UPC codes as well. this would allow a mobile app to be used in-store far easier than by product name.

serves you right for posting something so lewd.

stupid sexy pinecones…

and this is why I have a completely separate physical network for my IOT stuff.

I don’t even have to read everything you wrote past the question.

no. no it does not.

it doesn’t work for many reasons. most of all it doesn’t work when you need to improve or extend the code. handing it over to a new developer also doesn’t work.

If I ever see another developer vibe code IRL I will relentlessly mock them until HR is forced to get involved.

…can we call it nxpm?

I have trauma with the other one.

at 67 you should be concerned with medical intervention and facilities nearby.

travel to see the countryside, stay as long as you like. keep your home base where it’s at. Boston is one of the best places for medical care in the US.

US imperialism didn’t happen until the 1950s, well after the war.

this was, in part, due to the private investments from large American companies at the time. in-fact, the American economy was booming for three reasons

1. war was over and people were desperate to find stability and peace
2. Americans at home got through the war mostly unscathed and now had an abundance of work which in-turn made an abundance of money to spend
3. Europe desperately needed materials and products to rebuild their own economy, this only further boosted American GDP from a previously untouched market. private investment took place from American companies within Europe to increase profits further.

in a sense, because Europe was so weak after the war it only fed US corporate imperialism. Had Europe been able to stand on its own the United States might not have had such an industrial boon and similarities between Europe and the US might have not been so significant.

one might even draw the strong correlation between American corporate interests and total subservience of government alliances at that time. our government had, up until then, mostly stayed neutral to concerns between corporations and citizens. this changed though because of the newly created military industrial complex that was created to feed the war. afterwards you had defense contractors that saw dollar signs, and the tradition still goes to this day.

speculation on my part, the political climate of the current day is the fruit bore from that union of corporate and state all those years ago and this has been the agenda of the American elite all along and they are currently in the final seconds of the “game of thrones”.

I straddle the time between dumping html and CSS files over sftp and using a pipeline to deliver content.

the times a deployment failed over sftp vs cicd is like night and day.

you’re always one bad npm package away from annihilation.

America was the standard for a Democratic Republic after WW2.

after the war we helped most of Europe return to normal and even improved quality of life and living standards. part of that help came with stipulations on how the US had control within those countries that had help.

Had the US not stepped in at the time to stabilize Europe, another war would have likely happened and another, and another.

My guess, most of Europe would have fallen under Russian rule, or at the very least heavily influenced by, if the US didn’t step up.

I suppose European’s don’t look at how bad the war left Europe and often just want to forget the atrocities, but that’s not an excuse for blaming the hand that helped you in your time of need.

would look better with flowers

you vote for him or don’t vote against him.

at least that’s what around 70% of Americans did in November.

I had this problem.

I stopped talking to them.

second step…I’ll be in my bunk.

you can do a lot with it.

I heated my office with it this past winter.

he needs more cowbell.

go back to truth social. your shit won’t stick around here.

what the actual fuck are you talking about?