If I let myself I will easily fall into a 28-30 hour cycle and end up only going through 5 or 6 “days” in a week.

When it didn’t go away when I was temporarily taken off my adhd meds as a teen. Before that they thought it was just because of the meds. That was apparently also the earliest indication that I would have adult adhd. If you have an adhd doc talk to them about it, it’s pretty common to have both.

I have Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome… light has no effect on me. Checkmate scientists!

Because they ousted the person who had been groomed to take over by the previous CEO when they had cancer and the new person is a moron.

That’s only the Cavendish, there are other varieties of banana. I was recently in Hawai’i and got to try an Apple Banana that had been grown there.

This is cool but it shows where tribes are now, not where they were before removal.

That’s because elevators use counter weights usually equal to the weight of the car and half the occupancy load so that it takes less energy to lift it and if it falls for any reason it won’t hit the bottom as long as the counter weights are still attached. The occupancy load is determined by the counter weighting system not the cable load capacity.

If an app will work with both without needing to change its API then that counts even if it can’t use the new features.

In traditional versioning systems you only jump major versions if you break compatibility with previous versions. For instance Semantic Versioning.

The Lost World (the second movie) is also based on a book by Michael Crichton [pronounced cry-ton], but it diverges from the book even more than the first movie.

It’s worth a read, as is Disclosure by the same author (pretty much all of his books are good).

No, it’s not a real photograph. It says so in the photograph.

This doesn’t make any sense. Web apps are by their nature universal, but even if you needed to target individual OSes for some reason the app engines that one would use like Edge Webview or Electron run on all the OSes mentioned…

The only way this really makes sense is if they are going with something stupid like Lockdown Browser which, while based on chromium as far as I know, has no official Linux support.

It’s super cool that we can still see it even though the photograph isn’t real.

The fucking MythBusters did an episode on that like 20 years ago.

I’m not sure about the more classic devices but a lot of game controllers and phones these days use linear motors or similar piezoelectric devices for vibration. For instance Apple’s “Taptic Engine”.

The meta key is technically a separate button. The windows key is the super key.

Cotard’s Syndrome is close to that.

That would still create streaks, the software needs to also rotate the pictures a specific amount to keep that from happening. My guess is that it’s using the GPS location to some extent in concert with the long exposures.

This is the same reason I haven’t switched. My parents use it to watch the local OTA channels and I have zero intention of supporting a site to site VPN on their home network and multiple mobile devices.