Yes, and that's the reason Google is abandoning it since they can't profit off of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebP
WebP is released under a BSD license. What do you think that means? π
Yes, and that's the reason Google is abandoning it since they can't profit off of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebP
WebP is released under a BSD license. What do you think that means? π
King Cobra JFS?
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This is my impression whilst visiting Roscommon.
Fuck that's depressing reading. I understand what US corporations get out of this but I'm still unsure why Ireland goes to this length to be a tax haven. What's in it for them?
Don't worry, if I believe the internet the EU will save us from Big Tech..... checks where Ireland and The Netherlands are..... Bugger.
You have to realise that it's easier to believe "Google is spying on your card usage" than actually doing any research or understanding how the technology works. This is the internet after all.
Vic may be singing in Federation Standard (aka English)
Wait a second.... You're telling me that in the future there's peace on Earth and we don't need for money or food or anything and the standard language is (effectively) English? And the French are ok with that? GTFO. π
Interesting....... but AsyncTask or Rx if you had to?
Oh cool that's good to know.
One of the arguments for Snaps used to be that they are available on the sever as well. So one format supports server and desktop apps. Is that true for Flat packs? I honestly don't know.
Imagine if the EU fined Ireland like it fines US mega corporations when they've been deemed to break the law. 4% of global turnover for GDPR breaches for example. If the EU wants to take tax avoidance seriously it would fine Ireland 4% of their GDP until they shut these schemes down.
But it doesn't. This is simply a charade.