I have received a flurry of text messages and a phone call from Yahoo, with a series of verification codes. As I am not currently trying to access their services, is this something that requires action, like informing someone at Yahoo?
"The photographer at the centre of an international row over the ownership of a selfie photograph taken by a monkey in Indonesia has told the BBC that he will vigorously resist the latest challenge to its copyright."
"What's more, Blurb said in a court filing that regardless of whether that is even true, the six-year-old male crested macaque monkey isn't even the monkey who took the selfies—meaning the lawsuit should be dismissed on those grounds alone."
Blurb is the publisher and Slater is the photgrapher
@R.Doto "Hah, our web filters block all the social media sites and report violations automatically, and they even have deep packet inspection so you can't use SSH tunneling!" "whatever man I'll just use my phone"
ARP poisoning is a terrible way to hack a network, it's an extremely high profile method that really only lasts a few minutes before they pull the plug on everything
I have seen this in many videos, where the programmers replace a mistakenly typed character without typing the backspace button. Here is a sample video showing what I am actually meaning where the typer replaced C for his typo K when he was typing PACKAGE.
https://youtu.be/l9UyIgfV8pc?t=1m47s
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Just use a mouse and ignore the touchscreen. Nowadays they are integrated into the glass of the screen and there is no way to remove them. — Tom Carpenter56 mins ago
Just because it is samiched together, I didnt think anyone had finnaly gotten rid of some of the layers, which could possibly have been done. but each is it's own electrical grid, sooo that might be a bit trickey to pull off.
it is still about 1/3rd to 1/4th the price to replace the digitiser only , then to replace the whole assembly , at least on the many models that still show either. It is probably still 3-4 times harder , to do without a clean room too :-)
@Insane like how does the person know they did not type the backspace key? 30Fps 160WMP correction rate, As some people (unlike me) correct faster than they type.
Your average video on yusa tube would not nessisarily display everything that occured, stepping through the video chosen for the demonstration of this non-phenomena , does not even show anything out of the ordinary.
paka pak pa pac pack , the frames just do not show the "pa" the only requirement for that to not be shown was hitting 2 keys within ~25ms.
Thus is why i hate that "video" has done nothing about frame rate , yet has gone hog wild with resolution, when we have fight and action scenes that are nothing but a blur of a few frames. we should be up to standards of 60FPS, when previously we had done 60 interlace feilds per second, changing 1/2 the pic (at least) much faster.
The idea was that many videos demonstrated this, many videos also show 2 letters occuring in a single frame, even though the user may or may not have observed each letter landing. then we got buffers known to be in keyboards, and added buffers know to be in USB, and even more buffers in USB3 .
Its a little small (I have the 27 inch version) but if its anything like its big brother, its a beautiful display, and probably looks awesome. US only probably ;p
the gamer geeks are cirtical about the input device responce times, I tend to agree. there is even some timing stuff that shows a ps2 (plus of course the software) has way less lag.
@JourneymanGeek "real friggen base, IPS, priced low enough to replace both and have matching monitors (woo hoo) If only i knew exactally and completely all the possible issue of running a 4k at 2K , pumping a 1920 at it and it just perfectally sending that to 4 pixies. And at that res (say only that res) that the OS, the games, the monitor itself wont have any FUNK going on?
no, no no Say i ONLY buy it so i do not have to see fat cell walls of a low res monitor (i see squares) , and set my windows OS to 1920x1080 which is a perfect division of the pixels. I desktop at 1920, i game at 1920, everything at 1/4 res sent to it??
everything, if I only ever send it a standard HD even for desktop, explorer browser, does it just use 4 pixels for one, or does it try to do cute interpolating stuff ? and what about sub-pixel rendering (cleartype) ?
Because not only am i not prepared for 4K , in soo many ways, like programs that the text is way the freak to small already and would not properly DPI scale. But i also dont have the connections for the bandwidths, i would want to keep 60refresh rate, and i have 2 monitors. soo at first it would have to work perfect as standard HD.
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@JourneymanGeek Mhm... can't say I haven't thought about it with the recent massive increase in bot usage. But the original point of the bot is that people can teach it things as necessary.
@JourneymanGeek It does store the ID of the command's creator. So we could have a limit per time period, or nuke one person's added commands as necessary.
@manetsus Because it's a joke probably referring to the divide by zero. And because the stat function is actually broken -- it tries to look up the chat user ID on the main site, which has different IDs. It looks at the wrong users.
I think its more along the lines of something to say while I think what I should say next (how to finish my sentence). Along with um, uh, er. It can be amusing counting how many times politicians say these words during live interviews. I wasn't aware of a dyslexic connection.
@JourneymanGeek From what I know it is. I work with a dyslexic and they're always filling sentences with "filler" phrases and words that are content free but (to me at least) seem to give their mind time to catch up on what they just said so they can continue what they were saying.
I think I remember seeing some study on it years ago that confirmed it
Ever since chat was introduced as a third place, it's been a bit of a third wheel. Many people have entirely functional experiences asking and answering questions without ever finding chat rooms. Even if their comments are moved to chat, it's not obvious that there's an entire world of chat hidin...
I have received a flurry of text messages and a phone call from Yahoo, with a series of verification codes. As I am not currently trying to access their services, is this something that requires action, like informing someone at Yahoo?
I have seen this in many videos, where the programmers replace a mistakenly typed character without typing the backspace button. Here is a sample video showing what I am actually meaning where the typer replaced C for his typo K when he was typing PACKAGE.
https://youtu.be/l9UyIgfV8pc?t=1m47s
H...
