Seems like it was yesterday.
Wait… it WAS yesterday!
Seems like it was yesterday.
Wait… it WAS yesterday!
Depends on the CD. If it’s just a data CD, iso is the way to go. If it’s a mixed mode CD with data plus audio, bin/cue will preserve the audio tracks but iso may not. Also, mixed Joliet/HFS CDs can lose one of the formats if imaged with an iso imager.
The big thing is that you want to image the entire CD and not just the most recent track on the CD.
Are you sure about that? I thought every wife was an extra vote?
Whatever it is you can talk engagingly about, unscripted. Following that, whatever you can talk engagingly about, scripted.
Doesn’t matter if you’re actually doing the voiceover; just having the ability means less time setting up shots and editing.
"The purpose was to learn more about OceanGate," the department said in an email.
"Upon conclusion of the mission, it was determined that [OceanGate's] priorities did not align with the department's scientific objectives, and a further relationship was not pursued."
There are so many places in the world that make wine. Most would be more than happy to have Canada as a preferred trading partner.
What he didn’t mention is that ‘FAILURE AND DISGRACE’ is also the likely outcome if courts DON’T strike down his tariffs. He’s screwed the economy either way at this point.
Tariffs are just the government taking money from the people after all. Kind of like the UK tea tax.
Yeah; that’s passkeys in action. It’s your Android phone setting up the passkeys vault that’s doing the face capturing, not LinkedIn. LinkedIn is showing you the QR code as a means of using passkeys for verification.
You’re not using the app are you?
Avoid the app at all costs. Use the web site. I can log in there with nothing but a username and password.
The stuff you’re describing sounds like it’s setting up a passkey and tying it to Windows Hello via a face scan.
None of that is needed, but even if you use passkeys (which you should), you don’t have to do a local face scan to unlock it; you can use a password or (better) a token such as a YubiKey.
In all these cases though, LinkedIn isn’t doing a face scan; that’s just your designated way to unlock your locally stored passkeys.
What is LinkedIn requiring of you exactly?
Years ago I uploaded an extremely low-res image of my face to LinkedIn and it’s never asked me for more.
Don’t schedule and organize your life, so you’re constantly having to drop what you’re doing to respond to an event you could have planned for.
Have children.
Well, Google’s attempt to take away our cookies failed….