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The menu takes up the entire screen on my phone and it is not clear how to close it.

I was thinking it would be sports betting.

I think I have become more interested in getting the lowest score possible. Triangles score pretty low. Squares score better than some of my circles.

Flotsam? I wonder if ZIM can claim them back.

Maybe I won't have to log in to Patreon every week now.

On another note, I tried to make a throwaway on `old.reddit.com`. I couldn't find a way to make an account without using an email. I had to manually type in `old.reddit.com/registe…

Since I like to build custom electronics using JLCPCB, I went on there and looked for RISC-V chips. I found the ESP32-C3 and a dozen or so Chinese chips that seemed to only have Ch…

I am surprised automatic shifting technology doesn't exist. Wireless electronic shifters are readily available now, in addition to power meters. We have devices to shift and device…

Looks like you can use OATH TOTP, which can be easily automated. I don't understand how this is an effective countermeasure against bots.

I've been using the eye dropper a lot lately. It's great for making websites usable. It even works on mobile for disabling hostile ux elements such as "xyz is better with the app" …

Do they whitelist accounts of public officials? For instance, having the POTUS account behind an auth wall seems like a horrible practice.

I believe by "darken" they mean the ability to turn off the screen while watching a video, or more likely, listening to music.

If you enjoy this website, you will probably enjoy Jeri Ellsworth's visit to the Museum of Radio and Technology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyZ87wNotBg

Anyone can embed messages in a Bitcoin transaction. It looks like this one was sent using a transaction script. http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/3440

The problem here is that Satoshi has a GPG key, and this message is not signed with it. http://bitcoin.org/satoshinakamoto.asc

ISP: Comcast Location: Huntsville, AL

They are not infinitely divisible. Bitcoins are divisible to 8 decimal places. This means that there are 21 quadrillion unitary elements.