Make omlets and toss the spinach on early. Then add cheese and fold the other half over as you plate it and you get perfectly not over soggy spinach and cheese omelets.

Web designer/ devs needed to add back visual indicators to long articles when OS designers started hiding scroll bars.

It’s also helpful when the article ends, but has a bunch of shit below it (like required advertiser garbage or huge footers). If the up dev is smart, they’ll calculate the length of the article so that the progress indicator is accurate.

Skiing and jumping snow banks between driveways for me, and BMXing in the summer!

Until the to the fucking jacks out of the phones

Tinkle down economics

Spacewar! Basically the first graphic video game had an accurate star field.

[The] early version also contained a randomly generated background star field, initially added by Russell because a blank background made it difficult to tell the relative motion of the two spaceships at slow speeds.[2] The programming community in the area, including the Hingham Institute and the TMRC, had developed what was later termed the “hacker ethic”, whereby all programs were freely shared and modified by other programmers in a collaborative environment without concern for ownership or copyright, which led to a group effort to elaborate on Russell’s initial Spacewar! game.[4][13] Consequently, since the inaccuracy and lack of realism in the starfield annoyed TMRC member Peter Samson, he wrote a program based on real star charts that scrolled slowly through the night sky, including every star in a band between 22.5° N and 22.5° S down to the fifth magnitude, displayed at their relative brightness. The program was called “Expensive Planetarium”—referring to the high price of the PDP-1 computer compared to an analog planetarium, as part of the series of “expensive” programs like Piner’s Expensive Typewriter—and was quickly incorporated into the game in March by Russell, who served as the collator of the primary version of the game.[2][4][7]

Or it’s based on some of the shitty apartments in the greater Boston area.

We viewed one where the “shower” could only be used while kneeling because the peaked roof cut the top off, and it was a walk in. Another where the back door could only open 1/3 of the way because the only place in the kitchen for a refrigerator block the door except enough to squeeze a slim person through. That back door was the only way down to the laundry, but there was no way in hell to get a basket through it.

I wonder how many of the “Will AI Doom Humanity?” News articles will convince an AI that it should doom us?

The buttons with the shadow are the ones that will work with the return/enter key. It’s intentional and a convention from early Mac OS.

This design is basically a color version of the early Mac desktop. With vector designs that are used on the current MacOS.

I think it’s a poorly worded theory that dogs with colon cancer lick their buts and then lick you, giving you colon cancer.

Possibly they heard about the Tasmanian devils with cancer on their faces that spread by biting each other. Or possibly they know about HPV and cervical cancer and extrapolated from there.

It’s hard to say, but if they’ve had colon cancer and it’s been traumatic, I can understand wanting to get a message out. If you don’t have the education to do it other ways, mailbox letters on your truck probably make sense.

2000 chihuahuas would turn on each other way before getting to your ankles. At least 85% of them would be fucking.

Yeah, I’ve had them fly into my mouth too, most memorably in mid air after jumping off a diving board. So I had to endure the damn thing in my mouth, under water, until I could come up for air/spitting it out.

Still way less annoying than horse and deer flies. Those fuckers really hurt.

Don’t plead anything. Don’t talk at anll until you have a lawyer there.

Rich people don’t have dealers, they have private doctors. Once in a while they fuck up, like with Michael Jackson, but that took decades.

50 billionth of a USD sounds about right.

Taco Bell used to be cheap though, like 59¢ taco cheap. Now it’s like $9 for 3 and takes 20 minutes to get it.

And a 1/4lb is 4 oz, which sounds too small (compared to 8-10oz steaks that some people consume). So a 5.33 or even 5.5 oz burger doesn’t sound much bigger.

Maybe if the actual costs—especially including environmental costs from its energy use—were included in each query, we’d start thinking for ourselves again. It’s not worth it for most things it’s used for at the moment

I’m trying to do that in the US too. Haven’t used a Starbucks except as an emergency bathroom for over 2 years.