For people confused by the mathematics of imaginary numbers, the symbol i is just a shorthand rotational operator.
If something changes and comes back to it’s original state as if it rotated and you want to represent it in an equation, you use i.
Calling i imaginary makes it more mysterious than it actually is. The real world is filled with rotation.
Not really. The first local login to configure it requires a Plex account. And that account times out maybe monthly? It seems every few months when I remote to the Plex server it wants the plex account to login.
The problem with Plex is it isn’t fully hosted. Plex controls user passwords. You can’t use it without logging into their servers.
There’s a great fictional movie called Gangs of New York that covers the real life anti immigration riots that happened in New York City during the civil war.
Preventing users from breaking their machines unless they really work to bypass the defaults is a good thing. It’s the same path all major Linux distros have followed by doing things like disabling the root account at install. The entire ethos of distros like NixOS is to not be able change your own OS unless you actively go out of your way.
The important part is that you can change it.
Obviously an elevated super user like linux has would be much more secure,
NTFS access control entries are more secure than traditional Unix owners. It’s why Linux copied NTFS style ACE file permissions years ago.
It doesn’t break anything to add privileges. It’s only a security risk.
There are free dynamic DNS services so you don’t need to pay for a static ip. I like noip.com.
If build volume is a limitation, I’ve seen all sorts of snap together plates you could crib from. For example I recently printed this pacman boardgame. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5396911
The interlocks are completely hidden by the overhangs of the other plates. Once snapped together, you can’t see that it is made of separate parts.
There are too many terms. If you simplified every medical term you’d end up with too many words that were almost identical but meant very different conditions.
I see it like thinking you could compress any possible number string to a simpler number that’s easier to remember.
Disk encryption is Luks not bcrypt and Luks timeouts are configurable.
I think he’s referring to the 10 second pause between attempts. It’s security theatre because you can replace the bootloader with one that doesn’t pause.
It must be c# because of foreach but the arguments aren’t right. I pasted into an online c# and it errored out. Maybe the screen capped cursor is blocking something?
They were part of you that was already at a constant temperature. It would distribute the heat quicker but the overall heat transfer is the same.
One factor that changes this is that because your body maintains a constant temperature, releasing heat faster would cause your body to generate more heat to compensate.
I just learned that the Kinks Waterloo Sunset, “Terry and Julie” was Terrence Stamp and Julie Christie who were dating.
Terry meets Julie
Waterloo station
Every Friday night
But I am so lazy, don’t want to wander
I stay at home at night
But I don’t feel afraid
As long as I gaze on
Waterloo sunset
I am in paradise
People who have grown up sitting cross legged for meals and TV etc find it comfortable.
The article says nothing about sitting crosslegged. The article is about squatting. And it doesn’t say the problem affects westerners. Westerners don’t spend excessive time squatting. It says populations that spend time squatting have higher incidence of knee and osteoarthritis. The conclusion from this is that while squatting is worse than sitting, it doesn’t make sitting healthy either.
Buried in the article:
"any posture held for too long causes problems”
“that populations that spend excessive time in a deep squat (hours per day), do have a higher incidence of knee and osteoarthritis issues.”
So squatting is worse than sitting, but moving is better than either.
Yeah. Although at the quantum level spin isn’t something physical like a ball spinning. It’s an intrinsic property. That is an electron changes its properties over time exactly as if it was spinning even though it’s not physically spinning as we understand it for large objects.