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Huh?

Clifford Stoll made a very entertaining argument against computers in the classroom in his 1999 book "High Tech Heretic".

Ahhh... The old "corporations are people" equivocation.

They used to coat paper cups in wax.

I have one Reddit account that allows me to log into it but won’t let me do anything without providing an email address. The account is over 10 years old but the request for an email address happened about the time they announced the new charges for accessing their api. I am not certain there is a cause and effect but there certainly is a time line correlation. I can easily see them blocking unregistered user access which is essentially what a non-email address account is.

That’s like… just your opinion man. Maybe some people like to see the whole URL. I kinda do. There might be others.

We usually do masseter and temporalis muscles.

Botox lasts for about 3 months. It can take multiple treatments to allow for muscle atrophy. The relief usually lasts for as long as the Botox does until the muscles change.

Preach.

Too many secrets

Rationalization is a helluva drug.

I too bought a robotic vacuum out of curiosity (high end iRobot) and found the algorithm to be completely inadequate both in it's mapping and it's ability to adequately cover the area that it was supposed to clean. Additionally it left random patterns in the carpet that could only be described as a drunk toddler vacuuming... in other words, it didn't look clean. It took more than 3 days to map the three rooms that it was supposed to clean, getting stuck away from it's base unable to return because it's charge ran out. It would also get stuck under my bed. I'm not certain how it's possible that it could have done a worse job. I waited for years to enter the robot vacuum market and can state unequivocally that waiting 9 generations wasn't enough of a wait.