I wonder what Google comes up with in around 8 months. Any sweet things beginning with D coming to mind?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_version_history#Overview

As long as you don’t use Adobe software. Wacom partnered with Adobe to feature trademarked Photoshop tool icons for the tap zones, which gary420 scraped right off just like the Windows key symbol on his keyboard.

Except tap zones because gary420 didn’t like them. You can configure tap zones − in a nice GUI, even − if you use the fingrr touchpad driver instead, but you lose hover sensing and pressure sensitivity.

Linux: “Company? Update driver? The driver was written by gary420 and will work forever. No installation, just plug it in. You also get pressure sensitivity and pen buttons if you install this compatibility layer for libinput 6.9 or earlier. By the way, you can remap buttons if you understand gary420’s weird config file format, there’s a readme in the repo…”

With default settings, I do. Every document I remember. The only difference is semitransparent header and footer in the GUI. Maybe you’ve enabled the fullscreen/reader view that usually breaks everything, or it’s default on web or mobile.

I achieved high proficiency with Office 2013 and honestly, it’s not fully WYSIWYG, you have to do things like toggle field codes for some advanced stuff but 99.9 % of work done by Word users is in WYSIWYG mode. As for what-you-see-is-what-you-want? Well, hard no.

Yup, drunkards in a tram are annoying but they almost never kill people and cause tens of thousands in damage.

FYI: “Ball” refers to the spherical, 2-axis articulated part of the hose (not seen in the pic). It’s not for cleaning ball pits or after formal parties.

Of all the classics you could have reposted, why this?

My calculations say that YCbCr(0, 0, 0), which is presumably the default state of the video framebuffer, will become RGB(0, 73, 0) after ITU-R BT.609 colorspace conversion and gamma correction. Not exact but very close, the video might just be using a slightly different color profile from the standard. Or maybe I made a miscalculation.

Oh, turns out it really is YCbCr, I should have done the conversion the other way around! The gamuts of both spaces are different so doing the raw matrix multiplication on YCbCr(0, 0, 0) results in RGB(-179.2, 134.9, -225.9). This is obviously outside valid subpixel values in RGB24 (integers 0-255) so the values get set to RGB(0, 135, 0). There will be gamma correction applied, for example the ITU-R BT.601’s gamma correction will change it to RGB(0, 74, 0) - not quite OP’s measured value but very close, and we don’t know the video’s color profile or hardware gamma settings (yes, GPUs can apply various corrections to HW-decoded video before sending it to the screenbuffer that OP saved by screenshotting) so there is some margin of error.

That’s the U+2105 ℅ CARE OF symbol, not %. No idea why it’s so prominent on Android System Keyboard because it’s so niche.

They’re not assasinating elites, are they? That’s why Luigi was a bigger deal than all killings by ICE combined.

AI can stylize simple drawings so turning an MSPaint line/circle/curve tool creation into such a stained glass pic is easy. That can be composited with conventional tools (chroma keying) or AI on an existing photo if the original is close to solid color, or on an AI-generated one explicitly prompted with solid color. This process does not involve “dirty-worded” prompts so it can be done with commercial AI without triggering guideline violations. But that’s how I’d do it if I was tasked to make this with AI, and since I don’t use it I’m not well aware of current capabilities, maybe there are some services that can do it in one prompt.

Yup. There are exceptions, cold-blooded animals’ ideal body temperature is very close to the environment’s. But they have relatively tiny brains so the fact you typed this is literally linked to your inability to live at 36 °C ambient comfortably.

Boomer meme. AI haters are not Luddites. If you can use tools to create higher-quality things without exploitation, go ahead. Especially inherently non-copyrightable things with utilitarian function. And 3D printers don’t inherently make anything that imitates creativity or ideas, only creating physical objects based on slicer instructions, which is why the AI backlash didn’t start 15 years ago to target them.

Biological sex isn’t binary. There are various markers, most of which exist on a scale, and they correlate with each other and gender, weakly (height) or strongly (genitalia size). Sexual arousal by stimulation and over time is one of them.

These markers can change over time or with medical intervention generally known as gender-affirming therapy, which helps people who feel their gender and biological characteristics don’t correlate enough.

Still, we use labels like “biologicaly male” as a shorthand for “the sex markers considered decisive by me or my culture correlate(d) with the male gender (at birth)” and for legacy reasons (some legal forms and people still ask about binary biological sex but I’m looking forward to this being abolished). Yes, as an ex-Christian I used to have the outdated view of gender too and it took me a while to learn all this (and arguably, I still have things to learn) but thankfully, I’m open to becoming a more accepting person and there are great free resources online.

Your meme is a bit reductive but no big deal, it’s on par with the format and you’ve demonstrated openness to the nuance in the body text. Just trying to prevent people from correcting you rudely.

Edit: thinking about if “legacy” is a good descriptor of many people’s understandong of gender, turns out pretty good − much like IPv6 is the modern standard but “legacy” IPv4 is still in wide use. When someone asks “What’s your IP address?”, you can supply them with IPv6, which provides extra nuance but is not as supported as IPv4, which on the other hand cannot cover the needs of more than 4 billion people. Some people refuse to learn hexadecimal and will refuse to connect while others are stuck in legacy systems that will not allow them to implement IPv6 (although they may have some levels of compassion, and will be ready to communicate via tunnelling protocols). While IPv6 covers everything one expects from IPv4 and much more and is arguably inevitable, the legacy is so deeply rooted in how we talk that it’s really hard to replace and some ISPs try to indefinitely postpone the update. If you choose to bottle up and say your IPv4 address though, you might be missing out on genuine connection options if the other side also supports IPv6. (This analogy works better with languages which don’t differentiate between “sex” and “gender” in one word and asking for pronouns instead is uncommon and/or impractical, like Czech.)

(My Czech pronouns are on-ten/něho-toho/němu-tomu/něj-toho/×-ty/něm-tom/ním-tím btw and nobody has ever asked for them.)

Trump-appointed Supreme Court judges can be removed by a single person. They need to be at the right place at the right time and have a good kit and aim. While this could physically undo the appointments, it would decrease the trust in the country’s safety, as all assasinations do.

There are local AI image generation options. I don’t use AI so IDK if they’re this good but there’s plenty of wedding photos to train on.

Probably AI, the bride’s arm is sus, the altar furniture too (central pedestal with very narrow support, likely hallucinated to match table legs) and the stained glass is divided into uneven 4x4 segments with lines that are thinner than the design’s, which is unusual (and the dye blotches appear to “seep” between panels, you’d expect them to not correlate because the panels are made separately: the whole reason for panellation is kiln size). Also, no other images of this stained glass exist online, apparently, and it has been posted to some “cursed AI” groups.

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