I think you are missing the point. You can declare products you buy as a business expense, as long as they are used mostly for business purposes. In Swedish law, you can’t declare clothing as a business expense because you will wear those clothes in you day to day life. The only exception is clothes that would look silly in day to day, like a clown suit, or mechanic overalls.
I’ve no idea. I haven’t used it single college.
Always been.
VS Code is an electron app, mostly likely coded by some flavour of Javascript developers, so I doubt it was ever planned to go in the same direction as Visual Studio. VS Code follows a design very close to what Sublime made popular.
The new software design trends is to break free for skeumorphism completely. “tabs” are no longer tabs, they are buttons or whatever. Firefox is doing the same.
And the most dangerous part here is the whole rethoric of “if you disagree, you are a Russian shill”.
Linus has never been the best communicator, but he usually speaks the truth. But this is just bonkers and wrong. Not everyone living in Russia has “ties with Russia” other than “they were born there”. If this is about sanctions, he could have still just told them that. But instead he just disrespected contributors completely and then double down in it by being xenophobic.
Yes, but this action sounds as effective against Russian espionage as burning any clothes that has red blue and white in them.
I’m surprised this comment is at the bottom… It’s the correct answer. Companies can offer or donate gift cards to employees (like during a team event). But if they offer cash, that works like a bonus and it’s legally trickier.
That’s just not the same thing and doesn’t solve my problem.
Been using lawnchair for years but there’s some things I wish it had to make it perfect. Namely, I want to be able to sort the app drawer by most used.
We are so fucked.
I’m starting to wonder why we call them neurotypical if everyone seems to be some flavour if neurodivergent.
Tell that to the Maldives
Collecting as much data as possible is a means to an end. It’s not valuable in and on itself.
Youtubers test different titles all the time. And it’s been shown that changing titles and thumbnails sometimes drives views by itself.
I watched the video, and while the video is a bit clickbaity, the title of this post just makes no sense.
Why is the title of this post cropped in such a weird way?
Are you joking? A lot of people do most of their work in browsers these days. Having cookies suddenly misbehave can lead to severe data loss.
Nobody:
Your brain: remember that time you said the wrong word in 1374?