Would still need a capacitor or something or it would flicker at 120Hz (in the US) but that’s not much more cost I would hope.

Also those 4 would flicker more than the rest of the string.

You forgot to mention that the book is nonfiction, this really happened.

Are we going to need a new .safeBlend format?

I once saw an ‘encryption’ function where the key had a range of 32. Not 32 bits. I mean there were 32 different keys. And it was prepended as the first byte in the stream, so the decryption function didn’t have to go out of the way to find it.

Thankfully I noticed that it got torn out and replaced with real encryption at some point.

These emails were released before the vote on ‘the rest of it’.

I actually had to do that with my phone’s hotspot name because I used to play Pokemon Go on a tablet which was Wi-Fi tethered to the phone. Before I renamed it to opt out, the game would randomly jump me to wherever the network had last been scanned any time the tablet’s GPS got too flaky.

Why is it still considered acceptable to make I and l look the same? I get that “Sans Serif” means avoiding dangly bits, but it doesn’t have to be absolutely 100%. At the very least they could be different heights.

But then they won’t be able to use arch.

Unfortunately, that sounds about right.

When I saw the headline I was thinking it’s hardly new, being from 2012, but they covered and explained that well. I’m glad progress is accelerating.

Then they should stop trying to push away ‘power users’.

And the other two can shake at -40

That really is more logical. (Except that the initial element generally goes in the top slot of the clock. Note that 12 is the first hour both of AM and of PM.)

If my suggestion works, that won’t matter, it will still be logged in on the new install.

Well, that makes a huge difference to the meaning of the question.

I don’t know, but maybe the login is held in a dotfile such as ~/.dropbox or maybe in ~/.config/dropbox or similar, and just backing up that (not to Dropbox!) would be enough to restore being logged in on a different system.

By the 10th iteration it will have surpassed the mass of an average adult human.
And at the 21st, will be more massive than the largest Blue Whales.

That article wasn’t updated when it became a hurricane later.

Oh! I thought the post was just a joke. Thanks!

Epsilon is not E, storm names went Greek after running out of English letters (skipping Q, U, X, Y and Z). E in 2020 was Tropical Storm Edouard.

They now no longer go Greek, there’s a list of alternate names and I think it starts over at A.

Oh! I’ve had no real problems with my LG.

The made ice occasionally gets stuck and has to be knocked loose, but that’s no big deal - not like the Samsung freezing the whole mechanism into a huge block that prevents accessing it to clear it out.