With elementary math, consumers could easily calculate battery life by dividing watt-hours by power consumption.

Power consumption oscillates a lot, I don’t find power useful at all other than for light bulbs. Capacity of a power bank, on the other hand, is somewhat comparable to your device’s capacity - even though there are some losses in this transfer.

Screw Altman and his lower case sentences.

fascism speedrun

the more you buy, the more you save, the brighter the jacket

As in adding labels to each email? I gave it up years ago for taking too much effort. It’s also a half measure when it comes to achieving better search results.

nah, results sorted chronologically are the reason I can never find anything in my email in my first attempts. I always need to think of other terms to include in the search to eliminate all the hay that comes in the results.

[…] human genes cannot be patented because DNA is a “product of nature.” All gene patents were invalidated with this ruling.

did you paste the link to admit you were wrong?

heheh

ah wait, this is not the onion

it has a great UX, it’s just picky about who its users are

MSFS 2020 runs fine with proton and my thrustmaster gear. 2024 still has a lot of issues to my knowledge, I haven’t tried that yet.

I don’t bother. Most sites I wouldn’t miss at all. There’s only half a dozen or so websites that could force me to take any action on my end.

I do think the demand decreased in the past decade. The average consumer has their photos and documents in the cloud and signs up to streaming services for movies, shows, and music. Local storage is not as important as it used to be.

title should read adopt*

does it detect if I’m dying inside?

tbh I’m confident I can deliver bugs, slowdowns, and tech debt using any stack 😎

idk, it seems I’ll have a similar set of problems I already have with organizing files. If I have health expense documents, is that “health”, “me”, or “money”? What about travel expense receipts? Or [pick any two categories that may overlap]?

That’s why I prefer using tags or labels: they don’t force you to make a mutually exclusive choice.

I like the “no more than ten” principle though; when organizing a file tree I try to aim for up to 5 or 6 items in a given directory, as I tend to notice the friction when choosing among more than a handful.

For those already authenticated and wondering how many pulls they use, you can check your usage here:

https://hub.docker.com/usage/pulls

I guess that’s only for the rubber or silicone parts, or do your earbuds have a good IP rating to be submerged?

Call 911 ffs, I can’t do anything.

They all have it.