That's pretty neat. I bet this combined with a small ergomechanical keyboard would be nice. Could use the foot pedals for shift, ctrl and meta keys. Would be similar to playing a piano.
I had a 1988 Pontiac 6000. I took out the radio/tape unit and replaced it with a CD player. My goddam cruise control was disabled after that. They've been running other systems through the radio forever.
I hope I'm still hiking at 79 years old. That's a rough fall though.
From what I've learned about LSD and psilocybin in popular science they do sound like effective tools for depression, PTSD and enhancing creativity. I don't have the means or the will to try and get it or experiment with illegal substances. I think therapies should definitely be developed around their application though. A coming of age right would also be very interesting.
I'd say most people would learn the alphabet and the order together. The order (and song) is a helpful mnemonic to learn the letters faster.
Is it OK to feel sorry for you? The thought of doing this has never even crossed my mind. People would describe me as a very optimistic and happy person though. I guess I just don't need any drugs for escape, although I do enjoy jumping into a video game and beating up some bad guys. Dynasty Warriors is great therapy.
That's fascinating how you learned all the letters but never put them into an ordinal system. Definitely presents an alternate thinking mechanism than I think most people use. Must have been very tough on you in school as most schools don't handle people who think differently very well.
The left/right thing is probably much more common. I think it's interesting how you use the political compass as your visual reference. I for a long time couldn't remember which political party was left or right, but found I was very good at just 'knowing' left and right, as well as the cardinal directions n/s/e/w. My friend who was horrible at telling left from right would hold up both hands and extend his index and thumb. Whichever hand formed an "L" was his left hand and he used that all the time.
Why? I've just never been interested on altering my mood or perceptions using an external source. I don't even like the effects of alcohol.
Never smoked a cigarette, but I do try a drink now and then. I find the phrase "drugs & alcohol" relevant here in that they're different categories.
Sounds like the name of a stand up comedy special.
Dirty power? Aww geez it's been a few years since I last washed and waxed my power lines. Guess I gotta open up the walls again.
Wait, why does the army need more meat shields if God is going to save the King? You'd hope to at least get some of the credit.
It wasn't the colour, you would burn little bubbles into the disk. The bubbles would deflect a laser and flat parts would not. This would give the 0 or 1 bits.
There were CD- and CD+ versions. I don't know which is which but one would create a divot, and the other would create a bubble. Either way the laser is diverted away from the sensor.
'Today is the day we have all been waiting for,' says city director.
Sounds like he fell in a fire with a grate on top and made up a story so he didn't seem like such a dumbass.
It was from Instagram, so it's probably heavily filtered.
Just wondering what happened. Electrical substation sabotage?
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Iceland’s weather service had warned that a volcanic eruption was likely after thousands of earthquakes were recorded this month.
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The Alberta Dental Service Corporation was hacked between May 7 and July 9. The hackers communicated that they were holding data ransom and demanded cryptocurrency in payment.
> On Thursday, the Alberta Dental Service Corporation (ADSC) said it had been hacked between May 7 and July 9. On the final day, the hackers communicated they had encrypted the data, were holding it ransom and demanded cryptocurrency in payment. > > Lyle Best, the ADSC president, said the organization’s cyberinsurance was immediately engaged and the ransom was paid, recovering the data with a minimal loss of that data. Best also noted the corporation had secure backups.
Oh for fucks sake! You don't pay the ransom if you have backups! You're just enabling the hackers to make more attacks!