Extraordinary well written article for people who like math but suck at it. Explains basics but doesn’t get boring.

Maybe Leila Sloman should work on school books. :-)

Great, now find a project to apply it and collect your participation trophy. :-P

Just use your media corporations

Exactly. It’s easier for smaller NGOs to do political lobbying since they don’t have any media corporations available.

If you take that away, you’re basically left with big actors and social media.

and produce tons of excellent, reviewed but useless code on the way.

corporations with big pockets have more possibilities to influence than regular people, or even NGOs

I guess nowadays it’s cheaper to target social media and let the voters + traditional media do the lobbying.

Unironically Lynx and Elinks.

screw syncterm, what’s a good & secure BBS software for linux? with doors and mails and nice menu navigation, zmodem and everything…?

I remember amiexpress and prometheus from amiga times, they were a breeze to setup, configure & maintain.

lock 'im up already…

It’s not a small library.

it’s featherweight compared to Windows Desktop, tho

Sorry for being unclear, I was talking about screen projection. For actual rasterization.

I only know thumb = motion/current but now since you say, it’s clear: people used x/y for 2D logically but the 2D plane used to be paper. which is parallel to the earth surface (usually). Computer screens are perpendicular so Y points up, not away from you.

So this makes sense with paper, TIL. With computers, Z traditionally means depth.

How does projection work in your field? X, Y, Z get converted to X, Z and 2D screen planars have no Y axis?

Who invented this, why did she do it and where to send my official letter of complaint?