Roombas have also had "beacons" before they had any competition. You could set two of them up to block it from leaving.
I also have a hard time imagining that if a Roomba store chose to use its bots in the store, they would go with the cheapest model instead of showing off one of their top models.
It usually has better results. The features alone, however, put it above DDG.
Rankings aren't static. You can block a site, pin it to the top of results, or just derank/promote it.
Want to redirect a domain? You can do that.
Want to see specific results? Like PDFs only, or maybe just small web, educational, news stories, forums, or whatever? Use a lens!
Love AI summaries? You can use them! Hate AI summaries? Don't worry, they're off by default and require you to press the small "Summarize" button.
You probably understand bangs, right? Using !w will search Wikipedia. You probably also know that some sites, such as Reddit, have shit results so using !r would be worthless. Kagi supports bangs but also has what they call "snaps" - if you type @w, it will be replaced with site:wikipedia.com.
Oh, yeah, one more thing. No ads. There are no risks of misaligned interests between you, Kagi, and their advertisers.
There are hinges that use wheels, though, but I would agree that a standard door hinge is not a wheel.
But is a motor a wheel? Maybe not a servo motor since it can't completely rotate but a stepper or most other motors can freely rotate as much as they wish.
Pulleys are considered wheels - your vehicle is loaded with those.
Ball bearings... Just counting those alone would put wheels above doors in my house.
Do we only count wheels on vehicles? Or do toys count? What about my toddler's cozy coupe? Wikipedia says that pulleys are a type of wheel, too.
I'm not gonna do any real math or anything but I would guess that just the vehicles and toys would push wheels far above doors.
But if we include wheel-like, we have to include door-like, such as flaps. Would we include, say, drain plugs? Taps? Gates - both fences and electrical? Drawers?
This is what happens when you conquer half the world and forget to tend to them.
You end up with cunts and people eating giant mutant grass called "corn".
Also, today I discovered that we didn't know how to cultivate sweet corn until 1779. Multiple Native American tribes independently discovered how to do so a long time before then. It literally took us three hundred years to finally sit down and ask them.
Blame the standards group. There are so many things USB is excellent at but they have been horrifically butchering the implementation.
They need to mandate compliance. Each accessory should support a basic level of features. Packaging and listings should include a facts table which shows the support for the various features. You shouldn't have to guess.
But let's talk about the features. Oh. My. God. Let's talk about it.
USB-PD is great. But they don't have to support it. Or they can have their own implementation which is also compliant. Or their own implementation which isn't.
Oh, but you can connect your headphones into the USB port and play music! Well, only if the device, cable, and headphones support analog audio. Or if the device, cable, and headphones support digital audio. But if it supports digital audio, both devices must support synchronous audio. Or asynchronous. Or adaptive. And none of these are cross-compatible.
Well, that's annoying. At least video isn't bad. You can use it to connect directly to your monitor! Just make sure it's DP. Or HDMI. Or VGA. Or MHL. Or VirtualLink. Only DP and HDMI are cross-compatible.
They also can support Ethernet. Or they might not. They could support ThunderBolt. Or they won't.
They have to be at least USB 3.0. Sorry, 3.1 Gen 1. Wait, 3.2 Gen 1x1. Oh, I mean SuperSpeed USB 5Gbps. Ah, fuck, never mind they changed the standard again - USB1/2 are fine.
But at least manufacturers are happy to put the specs on their packaging and listings, right? I'm sure there isn't any natural incentive to hide this information so they can sell inferior products.
You can. You call the school. That's what people did before schools started allowing phones everywhere.
If there is an emergency, you'll need to call them anyway. No school is just gonna let your kid leave because the kid says it's okay.
Sincerely, a fellow dad
Oh yeah, that's fake. Turtles have webbed digits.
Roombas have also had "beacons" before they had any competition. You could set two of them up to block it from leaving.
I also have a hard time imagining that if a Roomba store chose to use its bots in the store, they would go with the cheapest model instead of showing off one of their top models.
And half the time it came from the factory like that.
It usually has better results. The features alone, however, put it above DDG.
Rankings aren't static. You can block a site, pin it to the top of results, or just derank/promote it.
Want to redirect a domain? You can do that.
Want to see specific results? Like PDFs only, or maybe just small web, educational, news stories, forums, or whatever? Use a lens!
Love AI summaries? You can use them! Hate AI summaries? Don't worry, they're off by default and require you to press the small "Summarize" button.
You probably understand bangs, right? Using
!wwill search Wikipedia. You probably also know that some sites, such as Reddit, have shit results so using!rwould be worthless. Kagi supports bangs but also has what they call "snaps" - if you type@w, it will be replaced withsite:wikipedia.com.Oh, yeah, one more thing. No ads. There are no risks of misaligned interests between you, Kagi, and their advertisers.
Sweatpea is getting a second season! Check it out if you haven't yet.
First off, he's an excellent couple's counselor and, sure, all his friends went to him, but their divorces are not his fault!
There are hinges that use wheels, though, but I would agree that a standard door hinge is not a wheel.
But is a motor a wheel? Maybe not a servo motor since it can't completely rotate but a stepper or most other motors can freely rotate as much as they wish.
Pulleys are considered wheels - your vehicle is loaded with those.
Ball bearings... Just counting those alone would put wheels above doors in my house.
Lotta cabinet hinges use wheels.
And electric eels.
No, sorry, I think I got myself confused.
Wheels are round. Planets are round. Therefore, all planets are wheels. And we do not have the parking space for that.
Do we only count wheels on vehicles? Or do toys count? What about my toddler's cozy coupe? Wikipedia says that pulleys are a type of wheel, too.
I'm not gonna do any real math or anything but I would guess that just the vehicles and toys would push wheels far above doors.
But if we include wheel-like, we have to include door-like, such as flaps. Would we include, say, drain plugs? Taps? Gates - both fences and electrical? Drawers?
On one hand, as an American, I would have loved to see us win.
On the other, nothing made me happier than seeing our asses get handed to us after Trump played interference.
You mean football, football, football, knifeball, and wheelball?
This is what happens when you conquer half the world and forget to tend to them.
You end up with cunts and people eating giant mutant grass called "corn".
Also, today I discovered that we didn't know how to cultivate sweet corn until 1779. Multiple Native American tribes independently discovered how to do so a long time before then. It literally took us three hundred years to finally sit down and ask them.
Nearly every state mandates AC. I haven't seen a home in the US without it in nearly thirty years.
I know the Northwest and Alaska are special but nearly every other home has it - according to the EIA, about 90% of them.
Tbf particulates only provide short-term relief. Long term, though, they increase the thermal capacity of the atmosphere.
Blame the standards group. There are so many things USB is excellent at but they have been horrifically butchering the implementation.
They need to mandate compliance. Each accessory should support a basic level of features. Packaging and listings should include a facts table which shows the support for the various features. You shouldn't have to guess.
But let's talk about the features. Oh. My. God. Let's talk about it.
USB-PD is great. But they don't have to support it. Or they can have their own implementation which is also compliant. Or their own implementation which isn't.
Oh, but you can connect your headphones into the USB port and play music! Well, only if the device, cable, and headphones support analog audio. Or if the device, cable, and headphones support digital audio. But if it supports digital audio, both devices must support synchronous audio. Or asynchronous. Or adaptive. And none of these are cross-compatible.
Well, that's annoying. At least video isn't bad. You can use it to connect directly to your monitor! Just make sure it's DP. Or HDMI. Or VGA. Or MHL. Or VirtualLink. Only DP and HDMI are cross-compatible.
They also can support Ethernet. Or they might not. They could support ThunderBolt. Or they won't.
They have to be at least USB 3.0. Sorry, 3.1 Gen 1. Wait, 3.2 Gen 1x1. Oh, I mean SuperSpeed USB 5Gbps. Ah, fuck, never mind they changed the standard again - USB1/2 are fine.
But at least manufacturers are happy to put the specs on their packaging and listings, right? I'm sure there isn't any natural incentive to hide this information so they can sell inferior products.
That's the worst part about it - the fix is so simple. Google just completely abandoned it.
It was just a single kernel function call on a single line with slightly modified arguments. Just make a small update and it works perfectly fine.
I spent much more time researching the fix than I did applying it. But now I have to rebuild and reinstall it every single time I update my kernel.