If you refuse their tracking and marketing cookies it redirects you to google.com. Classy.
I tested right now and it's 5: Settings -> Accessibility -> Audio/Visual -> Background Sounds -> on/off/sounds/etc. It may be the number of items that are part of why people consider these settings "hidden". The…
Hard disagree; companies should be responsible for harm caused by their products regardless of whether it's "legal". This is "loophole thinking" and it only benefits bad actors.
Yes, it is a genetic neurological condition related to dopamine and not due to iPads.
Gentle parenting works, no you won't make wimps, you will make emotionally healthy people.
Whatever tool I use to get Python onto a system I never call it directly except when running python -m venv <name> to set up the environment my code will run from.
The wife's article would be called "I told him everything I needed but he still thinks it's about the dishes".
There is often an overlap with this issue and undiagnosed ND conditions such as ASD or ADHD. It may be worth investigating.
I hate it without realizing how much I hate it, and now that you've pointed it out in such simple, concrete terms I'm not going to be able to stop seeing it everywhere.
I don't understand the confusion. Doubleclick ate Google from the inside. How can you possibly expect them to do anything else? Anything that favors your privacy, ever? They are in the business of consuming your data…
I use Firefox / Safari built-in password management. I do not know how secure they are but no issues in 10+ years and I certainly have access to all passwords in my keychain/account. Not locked behind some corporate…
I started a project with dataclasses and quickly ran into their limitations (which are by design) and migrated to attrs. It's quite a bit better. If you take 10 seconds to read attrs website they do go over the…
I use one or two drops out of a 3mg/1ml dropper. That's all it takes. I don't know why the OTC doses are so high. Maybe it's helpful for other purposes e.g. jet lag. But for sleep it's much too high a dosage. It's not a…
Where I have lived my entire life, the hottest I'd ever seen in my is 33C. That would be an unusual year. The hottest summer days might hit 30C. This is 100 years, historically: over 30 is possibly, but unusual. Years…
In Canada, the Financial Post just ran an editorial saying it was a net positive because it will result in fewer deaths from "cold waves" e.g. winter storms. Flooding and other severe weather events were,…
The abbreviation for Canadian Dollar is CAD, not CDN. Sometimes C$ or CA$. I checked Valve's website for an email address to let them know but it seems they have scrubbed it quite deliberately. This is not a surprise,…
The pushback you're getting on this is.... I mean i struggle to find the words. If someone wants to not stare at a screen during a lecture this is 100% ok and I literally cannot fathom the idea that someone is "doing it…
There's a nuance between the terms: Color timing is what the colorist is adjusting in the color grading process.
Oh that "returning" is nice; in current SQLite I'm doing a second query to get that: SELECT last_insert_rowid()
Does fruit contain as much fructose today as it did 50, 100, 200 years ago? Or have we selectively bread the sweetest fruits to the point where monkeys cannot eat bananas? Monkeys banned from eating bananas at Devon zoo…
This article discusses how common it is to have accidents/mistakes in these types of research labs, I found it pretty interesting but cannot vouch for it (perhaps it's already been debunked?)…
The new crop of TLDs are really cheap. I bought a .download for like $2 a year or something. Not all are that cheap (I bought it as a throwaway for a project that relied on my having DNS control) but there are literally…
Depends on what sound you are measuring. A single drum hit where one channel is delayed by 10ms is very audible. Would a violin and cello player have issues playing together if one was delayed by 10ms though? Could…
For me, the core is not that you can't "recognize" a face, it's that it is very very hard to form a memory of a face. It's not in the storage, it's in the retrieval. For example, if I try to picture a person's face,…
I would invite you to watch Orphan Black and try to figure out which characters are supposed to be clones or not. The one that really gets me is when they use photographs in film/tv, a character looks at a photo and you…
If you refuse their tracking and marketing cookies it redirects you to google.com. Classy.
I tested right now and it's 5: Settings -> Accessibility -> Audio/Visual -> Background Sounds -> on/off/sounds/etc. It may be the number of items that are part of why people consider these settings "hidden". The…
Hard disagree; companies should be responsible for harm caused by their products regardless of whether it's "legal". This is "loophole thinking" and it only benefits bad actors.
Yes, it is a genetic neurological condition related to dopamine and not due to iPads.
Gentle parenting works, no you won't make wimps, you will make emotionally healthy people.
Whatever tool I use to get Python onto a system I never call it directly except when running python -m venv <name> to set up the environment my code will run from.
The wife's article would be called "I told him everything I needed but he still thinks it's about the dishes".
There is often an overlap with this issue and undiagnosed ND conditions such as ASD or ADHD. It may be worth investigating.
I hate it without realizing how much I hate it, and now that you've pointed it out in such simple, concrete terms I'm not going to be able to stop seeing it everywhere.
I don't understand the confusion. Doubleclick ate Google from the inside. How can you possibly expect them to do anything else? Anything that favors your privacy, ever? They are in the business of consuming your data…
I use Firefox / Safari built-in password management. I do not know how secure they are but no issues in 10+ years and I certainly have access to all passwords in my keychain/account. Not locked behind some corporate…
I started a project with dataclasses and quickly ran into their limitations (which are by design) and migrated to attrs. It's quite a bit better. If you take 10 seconds to read attrs website they do go over the…
I use one or two drops out of a 3mg/1ml dropper. That's all it takes. I don't know why the OTC doses are so high. Maybe it's helpful for other purposes e.g. jet lag. But for sleep it's much too high a dosage. It's not a…
Where I have lived my entire life, the hottest I'd ever seen in my is 33C. That would be an unusual year. The hottest summer days might hit 30C. This is 100 years, historically: over 30 is possibly, but unusual. Years…
In Canada, the Financial Post just ran an editorial saying it was a net positive because it will result in fewer deaths from "cold waves" e.g. winter storms. Flooding and other severe weather events were,…
The abbreviation for Canadian Dollar is CAD, not CDN. Sometimes C$ or CA$. I checked Valve's website for an email address to let them know but it seems they have scrubbed it quite deliberately. This is not a surprise,…
The pushback you're getting on this is.... I mean i struggle to find the words. If someone wants to not stare at a screen during a lecture this is 100% ok and I literally cannot fathom the idea that someone is "doing it…
There's a nuance between the terms: Color timing is what the colorist is adjusting in the color grading process.
Oh that "returning" is nice; in current SQLite I'm doing a second query to get that: SELECT last_insert_rowid()
Does fruit contain as much fructose today as it did 50, 100, 200 years ago? Or have we selectively bread the sweetest fruits to the point where monkeys cannot eat bananas? Monkeys banned from eating bananas at Devon zoo…
This article discusses how common it is to have accidents/mistakes in these types of research labs, I found it pretty interesting but cannot vouch for it (perhaps it's already been debunked?)…
The new crop of TLDs are really cheap. I bought a .download for like $2 a year or something. Not all are that cheap (I bought it as a throwaway for a project that relied on my having DNS control) but there are literally…
Depends on what sound you are measuring. A single drum hit where one channel is delayed by 10ms is very audible. Would a violin and cello player have issues playing together if one was delayed by 10ms though? Could…
For me, the core is not that you can't "recognize" a face, it's that it is very very hard to form a memory of a face. It's not in the storage, it's in the retrieval. For example, if I try to picture a person's face,…
I would invite you to watch Orphan Black and try to figure out which characters are supposed to be clones or not. The one that really gets me is when they use photographs in film/tv, a character looks at a photo and you…