Why not pay in shares?

Best example: Earth 2 complete series DVD

Subtitles up high during opening credits.

The upper one is read first.

Speaking off screen right of camera.

That pump is inside the machine – I shall observe whether the water comes out (to an open drain) as fast as usual, and if not, report to maintenance.

You probably mean mutual dependence, not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codependency .

You may be interested in Bret Victor’s work: https://vimeo.com/66085662

But why does it convert only when using copy and paste? Via download and upload, the jpeg stays jpeg.

The converter can see it was smaller before the conversion. Why not save the smaller jpeg? Who needs pngs, no matter how wasteful?

I’d guess Firefox takes a screenshot when I try to copy an image.

In Firefox I right-click the image and select “Copy”. In the same window in the other tab I hit Ctrl-V.

Surely it sends the file from the local cache folder?

Linux Mint Cinnamon.

Surely all clipboards pass any file without touching the insides? That’s the only easy way to make a clipboard.

Only in simple images like graphs. Jpeg is smaller for photographs and paintings.

https://www.slashcoding.com/difference-between-jpeg-png/

The example I stated grew five times in size. The converter can see it was smaller before the conversion. Why not save the smaller jpeg?

Cults do that from the inside to stay strong.

The left rejected the Democrats’ corporate neoliberalism. Some held their nose and voted for the lesser evil despite loathing them, but too many couldn’t bring themselves to do it.

The lessons to be learned:

• Nominate Bernie Sanders when you have one. Be popular with the working class.
• Get rid of the shitty FPTP voting (= two party system) despite Democrats benefiting from it, because Republicans benefit even more now that they don’t have any spoilers or single-issue nonvoters.

Agreed, but people seem to have lost the understanding of hypertext.

Why did they think the word is blue? How is that not obvious anymore?

I said “More about boring dystopia further down the article”. The collaborational approach to computing was tossed by the wayside several times over the decades, and the result is a dystopia.

The superficial layout of input and output devices makes maybe 3% of the UX talked about in the whole article. “Design is how it works.”

Should have named it “end the two party system”.

Breeding unhealthy dogs could be called dysgenics. It’s like breeding better slaves instead of better humans.

Wolves are good, evolution worked. Pet dogs are extra lives producing added value to themselves and their owners.

Single-issue voters on the right, single-issue nonvoters on the left.

Without dog breeding, dogs would be still be wolves.

The only place with eugenics in human history is agriculture. There were many genocides done using eugenics as an excuse with no clue of genetics, and you blame eugenics instead of the murderers.

We have gene editing now, so it’s only a matter of cost when parents start customising their babies, which is a good thing because human variability will increase, making us as a species more resistant to unknown threats.

I ate lots of deep fried mild beige stinky tofu in Taiwan. Once I had a meal with a bit of old grey stinky tofu - the smell of summer garbage was disturbing. Try the slightly aged mild beige stuff first.

While we’re at it, try a translucent thousand year egg too, preferably as part of a dessert. Not bad, just weird.