Not a newt

Tiktok emulates the advertising format as user-generated content.

On screens, I believe they are not a root cause, but contribute to the attention span problem. The reason is that they have limited real estate, and thus lend themselves to presenting information piecemeal. This leads to the user failing to get a big picture view, and new generations who use only phones may eventually atrophy the capability to even form a big picture. Small screens are effectively blinders for the modern brain.

They want to fly it counter-clockwise around the Earth to turn back time and save Harambe.

So… sometimes switch off? As a treat?

Technically it belongs in Downtrodding News.

It’s a stim. And yes, it helps.

Because Nyquil stops the coffin’.

The people who espouse such nonsense as “if you don’t use AI you’ll fall behind” believe that using AI will become an absolute necessity in the future, and that those who use AI now will have more expertise in using AI than those who don’t, giving them better prospects. Those same people end up saying “you’re just not prompting it right” when you point out flaws in the LLM’s responses.

Hackers. The movie is great, the soundtrack is greater.

to fix issues and errors

and create more issues and errors, like executing USB device names as root.

Don’t forget that U.S. colonies were founded by people who left Europe because they thought everyone else was too open minded.

The point being, the rotor inside the wing is not causing drag.

It would absolutely cause drag, just not from the wing’s leading edge but from wake turbulence added to the air flow that’s still going over the wing.

The cube thing from compiz had a similar effect back in the earlier years of Ubuntu.

Maybe because you can’t make sure the server uses the code it advertises without modification

You’d have the server provide the code to your browser, and do the encryption/decryption client-side.

while the extension is open source and could be downloaded directly from Github by the user.

I would not install an arbitrary browser extension from Github. That’s just bad security hygiene. Extensions have way too many privileges, there’s not enough mechanisms to ensure that an extension is used only on the site that it’s intended for, and there’s no safe way to maintain updates. Heck, even extensions distributed on browser’s official marketplaces have been shown to be ridden with malware.

If you’re going to distribute code to run client-side for encryption/decryption, you may as well consider WASM. At least that’s sandboxed…

You’re saying you don’t want users to have to trust the website code that the server offers. So why would the user trust the extension instead?

Henson safety razors are amazing.

First nations, and any pre-colonization civilizations that were erased. Make people have to get paperwork for the entire venn diagram of nations depending on where they live.

with noise suppression disabled

Well, supporting DHH doesn’t really help their case either…

The yearly owl votes.

Six String Samurai.

“Nice tuxedo… nice tuxedo TO DIE IN!”