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by Jap2-0 2y ago
This sounds like a dismissal based on a personal anecdote, rather than knowledge of what can be (and increasingly is!) done in a school. Many working in education have encouraged more interactive and project-based learning, such as PLTW[1]
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by Jap2-0 2y ago
Sure, the subject matter is in the textbook, but that's not necessarily the only thing being taught—research skills (source evaluation, comparison, synthesis, etc.) also need to (or should) be taught at some point. And teaching materi
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by Jap2-0 2y ago
In response to both comments: I turned on "Allow antivirus clients to quarantine individual incoming messages" and then added an exception for the folder where Thunderbird is keeping my mail, and it's now noticeably snappier—
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by Jap2-0 2y ago
The folder it's installed in, or the folder it keeps my mail in? Or both? (Also: what is the realistic security impact of this? As long as I don't do anything stupid, is it negligible?)
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
On Android, hold the power button* until the power down menu comes up, then press "lockdown". * This may vary by phone, but I'm not sure.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
No, actually it's as fast as Chrome is now ,[0] and substantially faster than Chrome was two years ago.[1] - [0] https://arewefastyet.com/win10/benchmarks/overview [1] https://treeherder.mozilla.o
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
I have not seen this problem on my 4a.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
> thinking that anyone with extra learning are punishing everyone else in class I never said this and do not think this. I was attempting to provide more nuance to the situation and evidently failed.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
As someone studying education... you're right, but you're also kind of a prick. Actually, let me rephrase. It's a bad situation all-round. I assume you didn't tell your friend's kid to go in and argue with her tea
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
In Firefox, shift+right click to bypass anything blocking right click (or providing a non-browser context menu)
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
I suppose that's also part of it, I was meaning more that the cost is more worth it for a video being served a million times vs. a few hundred times.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
My (not super informed) understanding is that it may also depend on how popular the video is - the increase in encoding time is less worth it if there are few people seeing quality or bandwidth benefits (depending on how they tune it).
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
This isn't the same formula, but the concept is a bit reminiscent of https://steamdb.info/blog/steamdb-rating/
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
I use a nice little Firefox extension (might also be available for Chrome) called TabList - it's about 20 lines of code and works great.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
> Also, they get summers and holidays off. Please don't perpetuate this. Any half decent teacher is going to spend summer looking at curriculum, block/lesson planning, in meetings, organizing their classroom, doing continuing
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
Yeah, this covers the case when turning left doesn't cross any oncoming lanes of traffic - so it's basically the same as turning right on red at a normal light. Although searching for this now, it does appear to also be allowed fr
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
I can't find a way to create one - so if Windows allows that, it's begrudgingly at best. You can put `..` earlier in the file name, though.
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by Jap2-0 3y ago
I agree that the original source is probably better and that permission and attribution would be the best thing for Aeon to do (particularly as a sizeable publication), however he did intentionally publish it as CC0. I suppose things like t
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
A (hopefully) intriguing tangent: at the linked https://bench.nickb.dev/ , a 10x increase in iterations on the allocation benchmark results in a change from 28ms to 280ms in Firefox but 44ms to 2800ms in Edge.
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
An article that focuses more on the... problematic aspects of the work situation: https://abovethelaw.com/2022/11/court-declares-legal-right-t...
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
LaTeX to MathML converters already exist: https://fred-wang.github.io/TeXZilla/
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
If I prompt it, it actually comes up with a decent function: def is_prime(element): """Returns whether a number is prime.""" if element < 2: return False if element == 2: return T
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
Mine never defines is_prime(): def all_prime_elements(sequence): """Returns every prime element of the sequence.""" return [x for x in sequence if is_prime(x)] def all_prime_factors(sequence):
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
This is very much a tangent, but that article seems to state that per mile, a sidewalk costs about twice as much as a road. Does anyone know why that is?
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
> I can't force it to translate the pages I see both an icon on the right end of the address bar I can click to manually translate pages, and the ability to click on the addon from the extensions list in the toolbar to open a popup
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
Dev edition is the same as beta, except occasionally (not often, as far as I can tell) some features in development are enabled slightly earlier. In other words: it's beta but with different branding.
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
And I think Factorio uses OpenGL (which is cross-platform but deprecated on MacOS) and doesn't distribute via the app store, and is only distributed as x86-64[0], bypassing most of all three of GP's points. [0] It was recently ann
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
Sibling comments address this pretty well, but the ideas I mentioned still seem like good ideas for a few reasons: - The article mentions the sample exploit is based on the test case - The point of obfuscation isn't to prevent exploita
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
As a casual observer of Firefox development (well, maybe not casual, I skim through the pushlogs occasionally), I find it interesting to compare this to some Firefox security bug guidelines.[0][1] Although it looks like in these cases the i
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by Jap2-0 4y ago
That article seems to state the opposite?

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