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Turn off System Settings -> Desktop & Dock -> Windows -> "Drag windows to menu bar to fill screen"

I wonder if the temporal noise reduction (evident in the video clips) is being applied before integrating the frames to create the thumbnails.

You could use it to heat a tropical greenhouse.

I believe the speed also depends on how many activated dots there are per line in the image, as thermal print heads often have a limit to the number of elements that can be activated at once.

There's also this which works using a purely physical process: https://www.koehlerpaper.com/en/products/Thermal-paper/TH_Bl...

At least in Firefox and Chrome on MacOS, you can search <select> dropdown menus by typing.

Birds tend to be attracted to seeds.

The article says 2.6 gigabits/second which is 2,600,000,000 bits/second, 2,600,000,000b/s * 0.5s / 8 is 162,500,000 bytes, 162,500,000 / 1,000,000 is 162.5 megabytes

This is awesome! It would be great if there were more sound clips — maybe someone could make an app that lets anyone capture and upload GPS-tagged recordings. Moderation could be an issue though.

That's ~162.5 MB in transit at any time

This is great.

Feedback: It looks like geolocation for anonymous "FUBARS" is based on IP, but the weather widget uses the browser geolocation API.

It looks like the stroke/border is not taken into account in the physics simulation.

In touchpad mode, you can rotate by moving your cursor while holding option.

You can also just use du -hs, eg. to show the size of all subdirectories under ~/Library/Caches/ do:

  du -hs ~/Library/Caches/*

I feel like the fade-in animation when starting/stopping the simulation takes too long. Also, I think it would be helpful if the currently connected row was highlighted when dragging a pin.

Could allow only the path to the zip bomb for this user agent.

I can access the IMU without root on my M4 mac running Sequoia

The sample rate is only ~800hz (probably very difficult/impossible to increase)

Did you try exporting it in the OpenDocument (.ods) format?

There's lots of noise in the accelerometer readings, even without shaking

Ah, after some testing, it looks like these both refer to the same IMU, DeviceUsage=3 is for the accelerometer and DeviceUsage=9 is for the gyroscope. The serial number is also the same for both.

On my M4 14-inch MacBook Pro, it looks like there are two accelerometers: One with {"DeviceUsagePage"=0xff00,"DeviceUsage"=3}, and one with {"DeviceUsagePage"=0xff00,"DeviceUsage"=9} - They both identify as Bosch BMI286

I've been wondering about this for a while, glad someone's finally managed to access it.

I think it's used for the motion sickness reducing feature in MacOS Tahoe that puts a bunch of dots on your screen that react to motion.

I think there's some sort of motion sickness reducing feature in MacOS Tahoe which would require an accelerometer.

I love how it works with units too, eg. c/433MHz or 4 bytes * 20hz * 24 hours

You can also just drag it to the right.

If the metal bits are floppy enough it should add quite a bit of noise

poor PTZ mount :(

Yeah, it would be interesting and useful to see this across many more cameras.