In this context (IIRC) smart means “if this zip contains a single folder with contents, directly extract that folder, but if the zip contains files and/or folders, extract all that to a new folder named the same as the zip file”.

Some people zip folders while some people zip the files in a folder. Smart extraction just handles both automatically.

While I’d like to think the wealthiest would do something that would benefit everyone, they can just build walls, or move to higher ground.

Your take on climate change makes me more worried. Sure, I will probably be fine, but how many innocent people around the world will die until we’ve done enough to see the climate improving?

How horrible is the world going to be to inhabit if the Gulf Stream collapses? Or other major climate disruptions occur?

I don’t doubt the human race will survive, but why do we have to experience the pain before committing to fixing the problem?

Oh yeah I’d prefer metric, but I was just being consistent with the thread, as the actual units are somewhat beside my point.

Now to find why I didn’t get a notification for this reply…

Cubic feet would be better, especially as taller vehicles are more dangerous to pedestrians.

Same here. While mine is connected, I have no reason to use it with newer consoles in the same cabinet.

Well wingtips are typically used to increase efficiency, so not sure what you mean.

Big wing tips?

Because using the lives of innocent Ukranians as a bargaining chip is in bad taste?

50k should be enough to get a mortgage and buy a house. Enough to buy a house outright would obviously be better.

Also the related “Yes, but only we only have a low-bitrate 1080p copy of that 4K HDR movie”

I assume the people acting like this are doing it because I didn’t give them a tip before they did their job.

Either way, it’s just wasting their time; if they ring the front gate of the building and then just wait there for me to walk down, that’s worse than if they save themselves time by meeting me halfway.

We also have a fountain, but damn if the rain in a watering can isn’t delicious.

Even if it is worse than it used to be, it’s probably still far better than the Outlook mobile app! Glad I could help!

No, “←”

I have a resolution joke, but I can’t read it.

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Have you tried Nine mail? https://www.9folders.com/en/index.html

It costs some money to continue using it/unlock all features, but that’s a one time fee (assuming that it hasn’t changed).

I can’t use it anymore as IT has disabled all support for 3rd party mail apps. Was the best exchange mail app I ever found (it actually supports the categories using which I’ve organised my mail).

I (and my colleagues on iOS) have no choice but to use outlook mobile as the Apple mail app and everything else is blocked due to GDPR.

You’re right that robots aren’t going to be able to replace plumbers or electricians in traditional building projects.

But why can’t we change how new buildings are built so the method better suits robots. I’m sure with current technology we could design a building that could be built entirely by robots.

I don’t think it’ll happen because it will take a lot of time and money to develop such a holistic system, with no return on profit until it’s a complete system.

Have you tried walking to and from work every day? It can help you pretend they are different places.

You wake up and do your morning routine, then you walk around the block and start your working day when you reach your home office. Then at the end of the day walk around the block and home to mark the end of your work day.