There are at least three Technology Connections videos about kettles. Including one where he connects a 120V US kettle to his car charger to speed it up.
Yo Gabba Gabba has a "don't bite your friends" song. (Although it's not in the same league as some of their better songs or the guest bands that they have.)
Sometimes it's faster than finding the mouse cursor when clicking a link or a button (and when filling in forms with check boxes), but probably my biggest use is if I'm browsing around Google maps or Earth.
Click-drag click-drag on the trackpad is just slow and frustrating compared to just dragging the on-screen image.
I use a macbook sometimes and it's a bit infuriating when I try to drag the screen.
I don't use it constantly but I'm used to having the choice whenever I decide it's easier.
I've wondered if people who grew up when digital clocks were more common don't visualize time the way I do. "40 minutes later" is something that I see as an angle on a clock face.
Rsync can. For instance, rename files instead of deleting them, so that your backup keeps old files in case they need recovering.
It can also make hard links to existing files so they you can create multiple backup directories that share unchanged files to save space.
Also check out rclone, a similar tool with a focus on supporting many target types, plus it can encrypt a remote location, then mount that backup to access the decrypted files.
Don't assume that recognizing fakes is a younger generation thing. Maybe the people spotting them grew up reading snopes and alt.folklore.urban so that they have a good idea of how urban legends, hoaxes and clickbait are constructed.
Fly around in Google Earth if you want to get a sense of the actual scale.
There are at least three Technology Connections videos about kettles. Including one where he connects a 120V US kettle to his car charger to speed it up.
https://youtu.be/_yMMTVVJI4c
“I have two Microsoft Outlooks and neither one of those are working,” - mission commander Reid Wiseman, Artemis II.
Clicked on this expecting to see them scribbling.
I just started watching Ed Pratt's "unicycle across the USA" YouTube videos, and it starts with him meeting a group who do that.
No need, you can get special teabags for hard water
https://britishfooddepot.com/yorkshire-tea-hard-water-80-pack/
I've recently noticed web forms and appointment emails start to use that format. Maybe web devs are sneaking it in bit by bit.
This is the (year-month-) day.
Maybe your band was standing much too close together.
Yo Gabba Gabba has a "don't bite your friends" song. (Although it's not in the same league as some of their better songs or the guest bands that they have.)
Everyone else gives in to peer pressure, maybe I should too....
Sometimes it's faster than finding the mouse cursor when clicking a link or a button (and when filling in forms with check boxes), but probably my biggest use is if I'm browsing around Google maps or Earth.
Click-drag click-drag on the trackpad is just slow and frustrating compared to just dragging the on-screen image.
I use a macbook sometimes and it's a bit infuriating when I try to drag the screen.
I don't use it constantly but I'm used to having the choice whenever I decide it's easier.
But the hours are good.
I think that you may be referring to the flight disruption caused by this eruption (although it's 2010, not 2012) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_travel_disruption_after_the_2010_Eyjafjallaj%C3%B6kull_eruption
And I suspect that they mean the apocalyptic movie named "2012"!
I've wondered if people who grew up when digital clocks were more common don't visualize time the way I do. "40 minutes later" is something that I see as an angle on a clock face.
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A paintball gun would be bad news for cameras and lidar.
Rsync can. For instance, rename files instead of deleting them, so that your backup keeps old files in case they need recovering.
It can also make hard links to existing files so they you can create multiple backup directories that share unchanged files to save space.
Also check out rclone, a similar tool with a focus on supporting many target types, plus it can encrypt a remote location, then mount that backup to access the decrypted files.
Don't assume that recognizing fakes is a younger generation thing. Maybe the people spotting them grew up reading snopes and alt.folklore.urban so that they have a good idea of how urban legends, hoaxes and clickbait are constructed.