Buy freezer or shelf-stable microwave meals? You have food that way but it shouldn’t really just “go bad”. At least, not quickly.

Do be fair, that’s less because the fundamentals behind programming are changing and more because the specific implementations are changed all the damn time.

Previously I had the warnings until uBlock killed them. Only one has made it through in recent times, we’ll see how things keep going.

6 lessons? ew.

oh good to hear. I heard about windows doing jank stuff on update recently and was really worried I’d have to fight with it soon.

It’s been a while since I saw it, and I don’t plan on re-finding nor rewatching just to figure out what I hated at the time. I recall it was one about electricity, and there was something about claims that are fundamentally impossible within the realms of physics.

Unfortunately a lot of people are going to assume you have it under control already and/or would prefer the solitude as you sort through it. That’s not the extent of the issue, obviously, but that’s a pretty significant compounding factor.

For the screens I’m using, a book page is way narrower than the standard text region of a screen.

Sorry, Veritasium. And it’s been a while since I’ve watched his stuff, so I don’t remember which videos annoyed me. I know there was one that involved electricity that was just extremely wrong in a few key ways.

Got any details on the type of stuff your mom shared for improved UIs?

It makes more sense on monitors with large blocks of text or large paragraphs. With a monitor so big relative to a book, and scrolling making it easy to lose where you were, it can sometimes be tough for folks to read through huge chunks. Some people select chunks of text to help break up those monoliths into manageable bites along with putting a clear marker for where they are if they scroll or otherwise lose their place…

You should probably note what they focus on so people know.

“Through the magic of heat pumps…”

That shit’s my jam.

I’ve seen him double down on being very wrong more than once. I find it hard to take him seriously knowing how very wrong he can be without wavering conviction.

If he’s wrong when talking about the topics I do know about, what should I assume about his knowledge of topics I’m less familiar on?

The password on my PC is something like 30 characters long. Back when win10 was first coming out, they were pushing getting an actual outlook account and tying that to your login. I was hesitant at first, but figured I’d try it out and see how that worked for me.

Turns out outlook accounts (at the time) had something like a 16 character limit on passwords. Bruh.