I'm just guessing here, but I think we'd need to design a camera that can withstand that much force.

As a relatively non techy guy that uses it, I really don't benefit much from using it over Windows. Programming is a bit easier, sort of, but that's it.

I use it out of personal preference, and I like not having to muck around with licenses when installing. I still run into hardware compatibility issues here and there though.

Gradients don't look bad at all. They're just not super practical for flag designs. I almost want to make Prussia a desktop background.

I'd play it safe and assume so until you prove otherwise.

It's over, he has the high ground!

Time to drown the Earth Kingdom.

Well as long as you respect stainless steel, it's OK if you don't understand.

Where do you get hatred from? Maybe he’s just having fun.

That game? The Elder Scrolls VI.

Are iguanas tasty?

You get sent straight to horny jail for that kind of talk here.

“We do not sell spoiled food. You just don’t like unicorn flavor.”

Sounds like a food safety issue, but that’s for finance to figure out.

Gaming dishwasher.

We need to go deeper.

It depends on the setup IMO. In a well designed workplace, it’ll take multiple oversights for an accident to occur. In some workplaces, it only takes the slightest perturbation for everything to come crashing down. I never worked in a shop like this, so no clue what exactly went wrong here.

Wtf

I can’t believe we re-elected COVID. This country is going down the tubes.

Beautiful cat!

Morality aside, rebooting is tricky and may not even be possible.

I'm not sure! I tend to do finer tasks with my left hand and tasks that require more strength with the right hand.

A somewhat tangential story: in Judaism, whether you're right handed is relevant for some rituals, mainly (possibly only) the donning of tefilin. (special objects you wear during prayer.) There actually is a bit of debate with regards to what defines handedness though. The rabbi that I went with decided it goes by writing as well, but others would perhaps go by throwing from what I heard.

As far as the future goes. I imagine that handedness will become less prominent. Writing will become less and less common, and people who use the mouse with their left hand have always been uncommon. With the proliferation of touch screens, mice will probably be reserved for gaming/professional purposes. (Maybe designers will still need them.)

Funny story! My dad was born in the USSR. It was not a religious country by any means, but kids' individual needs were not exactly encouraged. He picked up a pencil and attempted to write with his left hand, but it was quickly corrected. He still does it that way to this day however. Maybe he could learn to do it left handed now that no one will stop him, but he never bothered.

I find it weird that it would annoy your mom. I'd be curious to know the reason.

I remember the first time my parents’ old dog had to contend with a door like this. There were two younger and larger dogs that tried their hardest to demonstrate how the door works, but that old skittish guy was too afraid to bump his face into the door. We had to open it up for him.

I don’t remember school being this bad. I feel bad for the next generation of students.

Is the government intentionally dumbing us down, or is it doing it unintentionally? This is somewhat disturbing.

Seriously. I love it when wizards come to my workplace to clean up.