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Comment #49203527
Static stretching increases tendon length, among other things. The stretch MUST NOT cause pain, and MUST be steady for the duration of stretch. Some suitable duration increments ar…
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Comment #49130798
Will, choice, and agency are unnecessary for explaining the example. It can be described simply by the forces exerted. The locations of the observers or sensing equipment matter li…
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Comment #48982986
I use it for "disconcerted", but I guess any situation that would result in a diagonal mouth irl would be fine.
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Comment #48982930
Which is reall just a patch for the problem of "On one hand… On the other hand… …On the OTHER hand…". It's worth noting that the one-other-gripping pattern seems meant to convey tw…
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Comment #48937747
> can open more than one video at once. And a nice side-effect of that is that YouTube doesn't throw away the list of other videos on the page you came from!
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Comment #48925180
I thought the claim was "It's annoying and difficult.", not "Can't be done.".
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Comment #48877321
See also https://nebusec.ai/research/ionstack-part-2/#mitigation for the fullpatch and two other mitigations
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Comment #48877262
> The affected range is v2.6.39-rc1 to v7.1-rc1, with CONFIG_FUTEX_PI=y the only requirement and no capabilities or user namespaces needed.
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Comment #48839272
Every one of those is also an example of how people have written and spoken since before AI existed. But then, I don't 'Claude', so I'm not sensitised by exposure.
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Comment #48769590
> That doesn't actually answer my question, it just makes me want to repeat it: if you have that attitude, why be there at all? The existence of a forum instead of an IRC chat or s…
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Comment #48765537
Droidify sometimes does a weird thing when installing apps: 1. Ensure Droidify is not running. 2. Launch it. 3. Tell it to install or update to an app. 4. Receive an Android system…
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Comment #48654050
Disagree. If this VP is delegating to direct reports things they should be capable of handling, that's normal. If a direct report informs this VP of intended action, it both keeps …
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Comment #48633493
I believe the intended meaning was "Now, regardless of any future considerations, your budget is permanently smaller.".
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Comment #48605861
Sorta. macOS "Japanese – Romaji" input method supports capslock to switch between English and Japanese (easier than using the standard keycombo).
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Comment #48601635
All that dark, dismal grey, though… (-: For reasons I don't fully understand, it makes me thing of repressive environs along the lines of "This is not for you. Serious business onl…
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Comment #48601466
I resorted to telling people "Click/touch the funny little group of three horizontal lines.", and if they still hesitated, "…Looks like an air vent.". On occasions where I told the…
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Comment #48594795
The first 10 years are 1 through 10. That is the first decade. Consequently, the next decade is years 11 through 20. The first century is years 1 through 100. Therefore, the second…
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Comment #48594682
The walls are getting below dew point when they cool and/or the humidity is too high for extended periods. And the walls have dust or other surface accumulations conducive to mold.…
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Comment #48594434
Aging or damaged batteries can have dramatic'ly different output curves than the system expects. What looks like x% to the system can be at the edge of a cliff on the curve, causin…
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Comment #48592478
Quite often when I use a 1990s system, I encounter several things that are instantaneous, while modern machines take several seconds. Like, sending an empty folder to the bin: Win …
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Comment #48239697
I do not hold with the detractors. I've personally known people who write like this since before LLMs were a thing. I rarely use LLMs, and come from the days of "expert systems" an…
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Comment #48211702
Last I read, Kagi is using data from 3rd-party scraping of Google results, because buying directly from Google comes with onerous limitations: - Must not alter the order of Google'…
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Comment #48202570
> Moore law did its thing, now you can do it with a lot less computer power. s/power/time/ maybe? Or on second thought: so energy-efficicient that it actually uses less power in th…
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Comment #48200523
Although…my gran's coasters were made of Waterford crystal, and could definitey do some damage. (-:
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Comment #48116295
Some countries chose different physical sizes and/or embosed bumps in the corners.