Why is it still considered acceptable to make I and l look the same? I get that “Sans Serif” means avoiding dangly bits, but it doesn’t have to be absolutely 100%. At the very least they could be different heights.

This short is missing the best line, which is at the end of the full video.

What I want to know is, if I get a total ending in 1, 2, 6, or 7 can I pay ‘exact change’ rounded down to the 0 or 5 yet?

When I saw the headline I was thinking it’s hardly new, being from 2012, but they covered and explained that well. I’m glad progress is accelerating.

And soon after, every other spot. (But still not as hot as the first spot)

Pretty much all they’ve released lately is licensed sets, some of which really seem like a stretch to fit with the rest of it.

A lot of my friends think they are ruining the game.

It explicitly says the recordings stay on my device.
But yeah, if it didn’t say that, I’d guess the same.

Finally!

Got it here on my Pixel 7 Pro in the US, and specifically a 2-party state.

It initially said it was ‘pending’ downloading some audio files (I assume the announcement that it’s recording, which is all that’s needed legally) - and after I tapped the download button it seems ready to go.

If my suggestion works, that won’t matter, it will still be logged in on the new install.

Sure, but that’s not what ‘complete’ means in the context of gödel’s incompleteness theorems. It means ‘being able to prove all true statements’.

And I really don’t see why that matters - for example an NES emulator doesn’t know what a Mario is, or what a jump is, but it’s still true that when certain games are running, most of the time pressing one of the buttons on the controller makes Mario jump.

I don’t buy the simulation hypothesis, but I also don’t understand why the simulation would need to be ‘complete’ as long as it’s sufficiently consistent - after all, wouldn’t the same argument apply to simulations we do have, such as emulators and VMs? But they work anyway

Well, that makes a huge difference to the meaning of the question.

I don’t know, but maybe the login is held in a dotfile such as ~/.dropbox or maybe in ~/.config/dropbox or similar, and just backing up that (not to Dropbox!) would be enough to restore being logged in on a different system.

Oh! I’ve had no real problems with my LG.

The made ice occasionally gets stuck and has to be knocked loose, but that’s no big deal - not like the Samsung freezing the whole mechanism into a huge block that prevents accessing it to clear it out.

Thanks!
Yeah, I should have just read the article.

I don’t get it, didn’t the US lose that about a year ago or something?

Aww. Modern tech is too ‘smart’ for its own good.

If it’s on when you unplug it, does it go back on when plugged in? If so then turn off its own timer and just use a regular appliance timer.

I haven’t tried one, but yeah, I assume multiple cameras and either composite or just letting you switch between them.

Yeah, me too. But I’m not good at it.

One thing I heard of that would be handy is cameras in the fridge so while out shopping you can check if you already have stuff or how much is left (depending on the container)