But you still need to store the login and version number for each domain in a database. And provide the secret key. At this point you might as well store the encrypted password along with the rest.

There are ads in the Apps Store, and in Maps. Also ads for iCloud subscriptions in the settings if you don't use it.

There are also ads in News and Stocks.

I just did an ID picture for a 1 month old. I just did it flat on a bed and used a Nano Banana model to clean it up to match requirements.

Most governments have strict rules around “photoshopping” or doctoring images, particularly for passports and other identification documents. I'm pretty sure Gemini embeds invisible SynthID watermarks into Nano-Banana images.

So just be advised that this could get you into hot water.

There is no requirement about that here. Anyway I only provide a printed copy, which the employee visually compares to the person.

You underestimate the amount of detailed tedious work that is done in those fields. It’s far from being all about architectural blueprints.

I’ve been blocked by Turnstile without possibility of challenge, no way to access nor know why. And it was with standard iOS and Windows machines and no VPN or anything. It happens.

I do the same thing, I only use Kagi when the result I want isn’t obvious, so the cheap plan is plenty. It’s easy to do with the browser’s shortcuts.

AFAIK using the bangs (e.g. !g) do not consume your search quota, so you can do it via that as well.

Well I don’t miss the days of sending Word and Excel files as attachments back and forth to collaborate

Because you could get a bug fixed in Outlook before?

No, it’s 18°F. This is a temperature difference, not an absolute temperature, the conversion isn’t the same.

Yep. I must've been in a weird headspace when I wrote that. You are correct, sir.

By email this is true but you can’t do that as well by chat or texts. You only get one thread per contact.