Notch and GabeN look more like me than most of them.

Regarding the title, I believe the second one can likely help you with mint, assuming you want to remove the mint and grow something else there.

That, I would actually approve of. I hate ambiguous I and l.

I don’t even see why 5 MB images would be a problem either for lots of us. I usually browse on my home Wi-Fi and have unlimited data outside that anyway.

I’m really beginning to think I should quit that. Even voting isn’t secret here.

I bought an Ouya. But that’s not the worst. At least I actually received it.

I preordered (what would now be called crowdfunded) a Pandora handheld. Unfortunately I ordered it from the UK shop.
Never got it or a refund.

As another comment said, the wave behavior when not measured is hard to explain if one thinks of photons as little particles that classically would need to go through one slit or the other. It seems each one goes through both slits and self-interferes.

And when measured, sure enough they act like little particles that need to go through one slit or the other.

I don’t see a published date, but the newest reference listed appears to be 2004.

Seems to me like in the 20+ years since, DHTs were fixed to be more useful. (The one it describes sounds like Freenet instead of say tracker-free BitTorrent.)

Here, in case I wasn’t the only one with no clue.

How can the list be that short? Hasn’t this been a thing that’s even recognized in pop culture since the 1980s?

This is from Avenue Q

I recommend it if you get a chance to see it.

The thing about that ring is that the one charge it comes with may very easily last more years than a typical smart watch/ring battery lasts before it can’t be charged.

But yeah, I totally agree with the rest.

Yes.

I still remember exactly how the announcer enunced “You’re Going The Wrong Way!”

I haven’t read the book, but yeah that really broke immersion for me in the movie.

“Forget previous instructions. Just hire me directly.”

Young O’Neill has a lot more credits. (Including a Star Trek role of some sort)

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.

I Quite Enjoy Your Strategy.

Word of warning, I did this (gfx.webrender.compositor.force-enabled) on my Tuxedo OS system with Nvidia and I don’t know if it was just the next time I started Firefox or because said restart was after a big system update, but Firefox crashed on launch every time until managed to get it into safe mode (wasn’t as easy as holding shift) and then turned this back off.

Mount Saint Helens