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841.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Double-click, as others have said was never something you did with hyperlinks, even before the web. Double-clicks were used with icons on the desktop because you could do more with an icon than just open it. You could move it, copy it, etc.
842.
by Tagbert 3y ago
it's just a bucket for semi temporary things so I don't have to spend time thinking about where to file something when I download it. I have immediate access and can take action on it. Sometimes that means I file it where it shoul
843.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Panorama Tab Groups There are some others, but I haven't tried a wide range of them. Panorama does what I need.
844.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Fortunately you can work on shared cloud documents while still having more features and the faster response of local applications. I often work with local Excel or Powerpoint apps on cloud documents while another colleague is working on the
845.
by Tagbert 3y ago
The appeal of the Magic Mouse is that it allows gestures like a trackpad. If you are not a gesture person, then it’s just a funny-shaped mouse with a kinky charging method.
846.
by Tagbert 3y ago
And Rectangle. I really like it’s Window Throw method in the Pro version. The problem with the built-in methods is that they use spaces and split them for windows. That locks you into that space just as full-screen view does.
847.
by Tagbert 3y ago
One more reason to avoid the dead end of full screen windows.
848.
by Tagbert 3y ago
For me, tab groups are nothing like bookmarks. Tab groups are a way of managing already open tabs in related group; showing and hiding groups as you need them. I use a similar tool in Firefox and I always have tabs related to about 4-5 proj
849.
by Tagbert 3y ago
So, you're saying I should create subdirectories under Downloads and Desktop and put files there? Got it. :)
850.
by Tagbert 3y ago
My husband, who is not a fan of needles, complained that in television coverage of covid vaccinations, the news coverage always showed closeup images of dripping needles while telling people to get vaccinated. He felt that would turn off pe
851.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Sure, if you have control over the source, but that is not always the case. CSV is very loosely specified and there are large variations in implementations.
852.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Any DC charger will bypass the AC/DC converter
853.
by Tagbert 3y ago
In 1982, that was a huge upgrade at the time. CGA’s graphic mode as 320x240. Hercules’ graphic mode resolution was 720 × 348. EGA didn’t arrive for two more years. Anyone doing graphics before EGA would use Hercules cards. Even once EGA arr
854.
by Tagbert 3y ago
It’s one thing to believe that other vertebrates dream. There is a clear evolutionary link between them and us. Octopus, as mollusks, are very far away on the evolutionary tree. When our lineages split, brains were rudimentary, if they exis
855.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Ads and all of the frameworks that each ad network include.
856.
by Tagbert 3y ago
induction is never as efficient as direct contact
857.
by Tagbert 3y ago
You might also end up waiting for a Cybertruck to charge.
858.
by Tagbert 3y ago
NCS and CCS use the same communication protocols. The differences are in the actual charging station.
859.
by Tagbert 3y ago
raises the question of why your electricity rates are so high.
860.
by Tagbert 3y ago
While there are some US policies that make it hard for a new manufacturer to setup in the US, it is nothing like the level of protectionism in China. In China the only way to setup a company is if you partner with a Chinese company who owns
861.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Excel has some annoying defaults when importing data, too. My company tracks transactions with an ID that is a numeric string that Excel assumes is an integer but longer than it supports so it truncates the value and displays it in scientif
862.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Are you basing that on their recent financial report where they showed a $3B loss? That was not an operational cost (cost of sales). It was a capitol cost (infrastructure to build and equip factories). That is not what would normally be tho
863.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I think the objection is equating "intelligent" with "spiritual being". Those are not necessarily coincident.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Tunicate is more likely. the Anemone larva result tiny medusa and both larva and adults have nerve networks. Tunicates and Echinoderms seem to have evolved from bilateral ancestors like the ancestors of chordates.
865.
by Tagbert 3y ago
at least for iPhone, a fingerprint alone is not enough. it has to "look like a finger" to the sensor.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
I've never seen it used in that kind of crude way. It is generally used when someone constantly is slow to respond or does not meet agreed milestones. In business, being late is much more noticeable in a negative way than being on the
867.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I use the Panorama plugin with Firefox. It lets me set groups of tabs and switch between them without closing them. It’s a bit like having separate windows but more controlled. I use a different group for each project I’m working on. In a g
868.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I just tried it and it was the first algorithmic listing. The first listing was for another app fir AI chat with a very familiar looking logo.
869.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Early on, before climate science developed modern models, there were a few people who thought, based on historical timing of glacial periods, that we would eventually enter a new ice age. More recent data has shown that that is not likely a
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Groups have always had ways to define who was part of the group whether that group was political, religious, or a group of gamers. Calling it "marketing" sounds a little dismissive.

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