>smoke weed
>realize windows and vidya are fucking gay
>cold turkey install Arch
>currently having fun ricing and using the terminal while blazed as fuck

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safari-release-notes/safari-15-beta-release-notes

Added hardware accelerated VP9 and WebM in MSE on all iPads that support iPadOS 15.

Added support for the Opus audio codec in WebM containers.

IT'S OGRE

original iphone se chads, we made it

>https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56012952

ITT: we hacker news now

My lean startup has been focusing on building our MVP, but we may pivot soon. We need to attract more angles so we can keep iterating quickly.

What is the realistic chance of having your computer compromised by downloading a PDF from this website?
I've seen a lot of FUD and ISP's locking down this website in the UK. Is there a credible threat to consumers of this website or is it mainly a threat to people who give access to their journal accounts?

ITT technology that scares and confuses the zoomer

https://twitter.com/ZeikoAnonymous

Wow, it's starting to look like this kid is actually serious.

what's the best domain extension?

/g/, I need your help. I have an assignment in java (yes, the language no one likes) Can you help me? I use netbeans.

Here's the assignment:

Project I,

program that reads data for three students. Each student's data consists of a first name, last name (as 2 separate inputs), and two exam scores. For each student, concatenate the first and last names separated by a space and calculate their average exam grade. Output the concatenated name followed by five spaces, their first exam score, 5 spaces, their second exam score, five spaces, and the individual's average exam score. (Note: you can cause 5 spaces to be output by enclosed them in quotation marks just as you would any other string, " ".) After the data for each individual student has been output, output the overall average score for the group of students. If the overall average score is greater than 80, output the message "What an awesome class!". If the average is 80 or less but greater than 70, output the message "Not bad for the first exam." If the average is equal to or less than 70, output the message, "Looks like we need a new teacher!" Do not use any loops or arrays - using only the programming techniques presented through chapter 3.1 of your text. Your output does not need to look particularly nice or be formatted. See my attached example.

Use the Scanner class to input values. Avoid the common mistake to hard code values in the program.