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They don’t have a time filed in Forms.

What is a good alternative book along the same lines?

It comes up most often when I'm updating a string. I may want to backspace a couple characters and then, possibly after entering new characters, delete the other direction. I'm already using multiple hands/keys constantly so no big deal. Keeps the theme of removing characters on the same key.

Hold the function key to change delete/backspace. It is actually nice once you get used to it.

Every time I see a little game/dev device with a square screen I think about pico-8.

The devterm looks like it could be a good device too as you could have pico-8 running on one side with code editor taking up the rest of the screen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XC5lC9nGWM

Looks like it could be a great pocket device for pico-8 development.

Most people need to print so infrequently that they should just print to library or print service like fedex. My library's printing is a third the cost of local printing services. Both have simple ways to send print jobs to a location. Really convenient.

HP learned from that mistake

It is related to SEO.

They likely don't have an issue with physical holds. Digital holds are just too easy.

My late father owned a small commercial radio business for a few decades. It provided sales, install, repair, and repeater service to primarily public safety groups and companies with a fleet of vehicles. A more consumer oriented side to his business was pagers through Metrocall.

A major drug dealer in our region was a kid in my high school. He leased a pager from my dad's company. During the investigation, authorities had my dad create a cloned pager. They could then record all pages sent to the drug dealer, about 6k in as many months, to track his activities and build their case.

1. buy warehouse 2. buy houses 3. start a company and rent houses to workers 4. maybe profit

My understanding is that Quicksilver was the first widely used GUI OS tool to allow you to launch any app with the keyboard. Now that is built into all major operating systems.

I understand using symbols when helpful, but... they've gone too far. The way to type the symbols in doesn't even correlate to the symbol. To insert division you enter `=

That explains why they had to get approval.

A medical video conference / telehealth system my provider uses has broken the checkbox. In their direct message interface they change the checkbox field label based on whether the box is checked. Unchecked has the label as "Not Urgent" and checked is "Urgent". On multiple occasions I have quickly checked the box, to indicated as not urgent, then clicked send.

Renamed after a decade which I thought relevant to the comment above.

Was looking for someone to get the fckeditor > ckeditor reference.

It will probably be changed to "ck-nat" eventually.

> You have to put it in context with what passed for a smart phone back then. No web browser (they sort of existed but were extremely cut down and not really usable)

I based my purchase of phones in the early to mid 00s on whether they came with the full Opera Mobile browser.

I could use just about everything online the same as desktop, that didn't rely on flash of course. The screen size was small but surprisingly wasn't a big issue as everything else was a massive improvement.

Oh Nokia 3660, how I loved thee. I actually chose the 3650 and then 3660 because they seemed to be the best smartphones at a standard sized. I just couldn't justify qwerty.

My son, a freshman in high school, had an Apple Watch as his first and only device for a while. One big annoyance for him was not being able to scan QR codes that are common in high school where we live. It is an affluent area and the assumption by many, including teachers, is that all of the kids have phones. Not required and they have computers, just comes up regularly.

I was considering doing a project with low quality camera to scan QR codes. We got him a phone before I started down that path.

I believe they meant edge cases when dealing with sun position calculations or maybe other things, not that the sun position is an edge case.

Should it have been additively?

I don't know about growth at different stages, but the reason it took off initially is that Flash added video capabilities and YouTube was built around that ubiquitous plugin.

Before that, you needed a video player installed on your computer that then either loaded in-browser or played videos after download. You often needed multiple players installed as none supported every video format.

Yes

A great video about Another World's graphics and the capabilities of the Amiga it took advantage of...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iz9PJbs5rE

Are they pre-scaled or different levels of detail for distance ranges that are then scaled?

HL3 soon then!

But otb is more stressful.