You might not like iPhones all you want, but having 82 percent battery left after three hours of YouTube videos compared to my old Samsung is just out of this world. Also, I’ve forgotten to turn off the camera many times (it wasn’t recording, but it was displaying the camera’s view). It never led to any noticeable battery drainage.
September 22 2018, 09:08
An intriguing lecture about poisonous and hallucinogenic mushrooms, as well as toxins from them
September 22 2018, 09:07
an interesting lecture on global warming
September 20 2018, 01:07
@[1637446765:2048:Tae Youn Oey] They exist! Letterpress printing has been used in China since 1040 AD. Thousands of tiles, immense manual effort, for over a thousand years.
September 20 2018, 00:48
I wanted to write that the use of eye tracking mechanism in phones will be common in a couple of years, but I decided to search online to check if there was anything on the topic. And here is an excellent study, with an analysis of options and ready solutions.
https://medium.com/@taolu_99738/developing-of-eye-tracking-application-for-smartphone-b875c50ee0c3
September 19 2018, 21:54
Walking home from work, and Mars stares at me from the darkness
September 19 2018, 01:48
Interestingly, why does the phrase “в соцсéти” make you want to ask “where to?” (send, post), whereas the phrase “в соцсети́” prompts the question “where?” (found, met)?
“The Large Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language” edited by S.A. Kuznetsov suggests varying the stress depending on the preposition: about сéти, but in сети́. Are there similar examples in Russian where only the stress changes during declension?
September 18 2018, 22:19
The hurricane with its downpour reached us tonight. Something suddenly escalated.
September 18 2018, 21:35
#eng If you’re having trouble falling asleep, that just means that all the dream servers are overloaded, and you need to lay down and wait until someone wakes up and frees up a slot out there somewhere.
September 16 2018, 16:36
I’m wondering why this isn’t covered in the news anywhere.
The Russian anti-doping committee has acknowledged the involvement of officials from the Ministry of Sports in the system of covering up positive doping tests of athletes.
At least, the day before yesterday “…Compliance Review Committee reviewed at length a letter from the Russian Ministry of Sport to WADA and was satisfied that this letter sufficiently acknowledged the issues identified in Russia, therefore fulfilling the first of the two outstanding criteria of RUSADA’s Roadmap to Compliance…”.
Russia also agreed to allow experts access to samples stored at the RUSADA laboratory.
