A car

Nope. I don’t like the format.

A 30 seconds video is like repeating the same mistakes that turned Twitter (yes, even before Elon Musk) to what it is today: a place that there’s no shade of gray, no nuance and everything is outrageous. A Short has no time to elaborate on anything and can simplify the subject so much that it becomes just misinformation.

Also I don’t believe it’s worth for creators in the long run. I’m not a creator myself but I believe that the time-effort to create a video is not linear with its duration. They can make a short so elaborated and viral that it would be more worth to create a full video in regards of sponsorship, ad revenue and subscription retention.

Since I’ve adopted PowerToys -> PowerToys Run and set a shortcut to open it with “Super (windows key) + Space” I don’t know what a start menu is.

If you take a look into the fitness bubble on YouTube you will see military propaganda too. They’re often competing against real soldiers/SEALS/whatever to demonstrate how well prepared they’re are in the case of war. Back in the subject of engineering, William Osman was also sponsored by the Navy (I think) one time.

New captcha just dropped: is the face on this dog a human face or a dog face?

You can. As others have said it’s just a trend.

There are parts made specifically for those like you (and me) who don’t like unicorn barf all over their room. (My case has RGB fans. I just don’t connect these pins tho)

Have you looked into Image Magick yet?

Maybe take a look at Hunchly?

It’s a tool for online investigations so it might be useful for what you’re looking for

Sharing video is such a big problem that even Google couldn’t solve it when it was their time. They just bought their biggest competitor when their own platform didn’t get traction. And then operated at a loss for years and years.

I’d love to see descentralized video platforms as the next guy but there are serious barriers that come with the medium

God. Damnit.

This is so bullshit that EVERY major datasheet application works the same way. Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc…

All of them have their functions translated and it makes me have to search for tables of equivalency between them. Fuck that.

Here’s a list in order of what I think you should address before deciding your next haircut:

• What’s your hair type? Is it curly? Extra curly? Straight? Does it have too much (or lacks) volume? You can change your hair to some degree (mine is curly and I used to straighten it when I was your age) so have this in mind.

• What’s your personal style? Do you like it short like people in the army or would you like it to be longer? Are you a metalhead, a punk or like the classic pompadour?

• How much time do you want to spend on it every morning? Some styles are much more time consuming to maintain than others.

They’re are all personal questions that you have to answer yourself. Just think about them for a while and decide on what you think is cool. Then walk to a barber shop that you trust and ask the guy to make yours like the photo. If the guy does a bad job then put on a cap and wait for it to grow back haha

I/O issue

When the thunderstorm is very far away and I can listen just the faintest noise i I like to say that the sky’s stomach is rumbling.

Interestingly those people were (probably) also alive before smartphones were a thing.

A better frontend, basically.

It guaranteed chronological timeline and multiple columns.

But what if someone else makes a bot not to answer things but to rate randomly if an answer is constructive or not?

I bought mine during lockdown and still not encountered this issue but this is good info!

+1 for the Epson Ecotank.

The ink bottles are cheaper than cartridges and it’s basically “dumb”. There’s no DRM that prevents you from squirting any generic type of ink in there.

I did not test it on older hardware but mine is WiFi enabled and it works seamlessly on every device.

It’s not a perfect solution but it’s a good middle ground for me.

There are effective ways to be discovered on Mastodon: by being boosted by others and by using hashtags.

If a user wants to be discovered they should be using hashtags. If they’re not prioritizing discovery then they shouldn’t. And the “consumer” (for lack of a better word) can follow those hashtags, so they appear automatically on their home timeline.

If a user wants to make their followers to know about a person then they should boost their content. That’s how relationship works on real life: Your friend sees something cool and snows it to you.

Well, now you made me find this paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abe1358?intcmp=trendmd-adv

OP’s friend might have read something based on it too. This is really weird. I guess more reading is necessary to know if this paper was already debunked or not