Perhaps one could say, "It was clear who was right and who was wrong--whichever side you were on, that side was right and the other side was wrong" whichever struggle is being considered. Whichever faction you…
Illinois manages to be as much as 55% blue because Cook County/Chicago overwhelmingly votes Democrat, and always has.
Chicago (Cook County) went 83% for Clinton in 2016, 74% for Obama in 2012, 76% for Obama in 2008, 79% for Kerry in 2004 and 68% for Gore in 2000. Biden's 2020 numbers were on the low side of average for a Democrat…
History rather suggests that both antecedents will occur, assured or not. MS isn't known for keeping tools around for decades.
Agree wholeheartedly with your (a) and (b), and would add: (c) Emacs won't disappear after a few years (where "few" can mean decades if your career lasts that long - mine ran from 1967 to 2011 and I still use emacs…
There seem to be a lot of Apple users who wouldn't agree. My MacBook Pro is early 2011 so I haven't been able to use the newest, but I can't say that each upgrade from Lion to High Sierra was clearly an improvement for…
I've remained informed about these issues without frequenting any "news" sources. Government, hospital, pharmacy sites all provide that without the "clickbait" factor (or at least with much less).
"engine fires..." not gas tanks.
Not if, when.
"hide shortcomings" like what? Doesn't language like "by default" infer/suggest/imply that there would be circumstances in which they would save logs? And wouldn't an obvious circumstance like that be a warrant?
Not sure that history would prove that out. Highly structured, militaristic colonial powers (Inca and Aztec, Mandarin Chinese, Vedic Indian, Persian, Egyptian, Roman, Western European) all had pretty good runs. Have…
It almost sounds ironic...and not everyone likes irony.
"you guys"?
My father served on the U.S.S. Kadashan Bay, CVE-76, part of Taffy 2 during the Leyte landings. The bravery of the men of the Johnston, the other destroyers and the aircraft crews who so harassed Vice-Adm. Kurita's…
Consider "Britain BC" and "Britain AD" by Francis Pryor for a start. One thing that the recent (since I was in university in the '60s) archaeology has taught us (yet again) is that no one writes history without having…
I've been using stand developing with my Tri-X film, and delight in the results, so the thought of being able to get similar results with my digital work sounds great. Thanks!
Very nicely done. Takes me back...
This article seems to either miss the point or deplore the reality that the news media is an entertainment business, not an important information dissemination service. What gets "on the news" is what will get eyes on…
The blog app looks interesting for an idiosyncratic need of mine, but at first glance (a) selecting to "not set-up account, just get the apps" seems to go to online versions, not a download, (b) the blog isn't included…
Lest anyone imagine that Scientific American wasn't politicized.
Perhaps one could say, "It was clear who was right and who was wrong--whichever side you were on, that side was right and the other side was wrong" whichever struggle is being considered. Whichever faction you…
Illinois manages to be as much as 55% blue because Cook County/Chicago overwhelmingly votes Democrat, and always has.
Chicago (Cook County) went 83% for Clinton in 2016, 74% for Obama in 2012, 76% for Obama in 2008, 79% for Kerry in 2004 and 68% for Gore in 2000. Biden's 2020 numbers were on the low side of average for a Democrat…
History rather suggests that both antecedents will occur, assured or not. MS isn't known for keeping tools around for decades.
Agree wholeheartedly with your (a) and (b), and would add: (c) Emacs won't disappear after a few years (where "few" can mean decades if your career lasts that long - mine ran from 1967 to 2011 and I still use emacs…
There seem to be a lot of Apple users who wouldn't agree. My MacBook Pro is early 2011 so I haven't been able to use the newest, but I can't say that each upgrade from Lion to High Sierra was clearly an improvement for…
I've remained informed about these issues without frequenting any "news" sources. Government, hospital, pharmacy sites all provide that without the "clickbait" factor (or at least with much less).
"engine fires..." not gas tanks.
Not if, when.
"hide shortcomings" like what? Doesn't language like "by default" infer/suggest/imply that there would be circumstances in which they would save logs? And wouldn't an obvious circumstance like that be a warrant?
Not sure that history would prove that out. Highly structured, militaristic colonial powers (Inca and Aztec, Mandarin Chinese, Vedic Indian, Persian, Egyptian, Roman, Western European) all had pretty good runs. Have…
It almost sounds ironic...and not everyone likes irony.
"you guys"?
My father served on the U.S.S. Kadashan Bay, CVE-76, part of Taffy 2 during the Leyte landings. The bravery of the men of the Johnston, the other destroyers and the aircraft crews who so harassed Vice-Adm. Kurita's…
Consider "Britain BC" and "Britain AD" by Francis Pryor for a start. One thing that the recent (since I was in university in the '60s) archaeology has taught us (yet again) is that no one writes history without having…
I've been using stand developing with my Tri-X film, and delight in the results, so the thought of being able to get similar results with my digital work sounds great. Thanks!
Very nicely done. Takes me back...
This article seems to either miss the point or deplore the reality that the news media is an entertainment business, not an important information dissemination service. What gets "on the news" is what will get eyes on…
The blog app looks interesting for an idiosyncratic need of mine, but at first glance (a) selecting to "not set-up account, just get the apps" seems to go to online versions, not a download, (b) the blog isn't included…
Lest anyone imagine that Scientific American wasn't politicized.