I wish I had that kind of balance!
American Kestrels have super head stabilization skills, making it look locked in one position in the air. This video shows the natural ability this bird has to stabilize its head
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Why did @BackpackerMag use a photo from Tehachapi California for an article about the Appalachian trail, thousands of miles away? It's like people don't even try with photos any more.
Years ago the wife and I were on a trip in Japan and she needed urgent care. We went to a hospital clinic and I proceeded to freak out how much it was gonna cost. I think we paid $17.
"I simply bagged them"
J.R.R. Tolkien 1964 interview (Subtitles) youtube.com/clip/UgkxMJ1XB1T… via @YouTube
I just heard an ad on the radio that sounded like it was a product providing occasional derp relief. Sadly, I mis-heard and there is no relief in sight.
I might be wrong here, but didn't Microsoft hit a little trouble the last time it made the browser a core part of the operating system?
howtogeek.com/768188/windows…
New proposal out to remove python GIL. Now everyone can do true multi threaded programming!
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35 Silly Comics Full Of Random Twists By “Danby Draws” boredpanda.com/random-funny-… via @boredpanda
David Stenglein retweeted
I'm old enough to remember when polio ripped through the globe and put my six-year-old friends into iron lungs.
We dutifully lined up at school to get polio shots (without the howling of governors or anti-vaxxers). And we eradicated polio.
Why has saving lives become political?
There's a guy here in my Dr office saying he was vaccinated "a year and a half ago" and after being asked for vaccine card then pushing back on his exposure to the virus 18 months ago counting as vaccination. All while having his nose hanging out of of his mask.
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This looks like it is supposed to be a headline from The Onion. Antivirus is already infamous for crushing your machine right when you need it most.
tomshardware.com/news/norton…
Many years ago I took an interest in the semantic web and attempted to work on a personal knowledge system. I didn't get very far, but the desire to create inter-connected knowledge has stuck with me.
Just found github.com/zadam/trilium and my mind is blown. 1/2




