QuackyTheDuck

I wouldn't call it a voice break, more an intentional melodic variation by singing a perfect fourth higher than the expected note in falsetto. But I agree: it sounds marvelous.

Since he wrote that Coke doesn't create this effect, I guess caffeine can be ruled out?

Just click on a term to be redirected to an explanation.

Could you please explain?

How did we solve email?

Unfortunately, this only works unless you have a textfield focused or something similar that "consumes" your keyboard input. At least in my experience, it's quite unreliable.

Thanks for posting this. Unfortunately, the url doesn't work?!

This.

Even when you stabilize the footage afterwards (digitally, not by stabilizing the sensor), there will be motion blur due to the lower shutter speed.

This is not how unemployment works.

nicely said

I think iTunes Match still offers this, too.

Sigh … I so much want Apple to get their shit together. To me it feels like software quality reached a new low.

> Please note that most GUI applications will not run at the moment.

I really appreciate the effort that already went I to this, but I also find it hard to see the usefulness of such a tool if the core functionality just isn’t there yet.

Thank you for writing this, I can heavily relate.

This, cygwin can easily be installed without admin rights.

> While watching her, he realised the pictures would be out of focus because of the settings. He then decided to design a camera that won't let you make a mistake. This camera is the Olympus Pen ee series.

I’m a bit surprised that the author doesn’t explain how the camera prevents out of focus photos (but mentions the auto exposure feature instead).

Why do you have to memorize both?

I’m confused, since you mentioned a two-line-solution. Was it a library then?

> I asked them to create a library for solving quadratic equations.

To me, this reads like a requirement, can you really blame them for respecting what you asked for?

Good stuff, thank you!

Holy cow! I didn't know that such a thing exists. This is amazing, thanks!

Shouldn't it say "a better FreeCodeCamp"?

I just skipped through the video and find that just because the hyperlinks in his mails weren't visited by Google, it is plain wrong to derive that "Google is not scanning your mails" …

I'm interested in IT news and love to read the comments to get a feeling for the many different perspectives, pro and cons and experiences from insiders who worked with certain technologies. It feels genuine.

Well, I guess there is more to being a hacker than just having programming experience.

I understand that the post is more than its title, but I couldn’t resist and got triggered by it.

For me, it’s about being curious, not taking any technical solution for granted and having the inner need and energy to explore, to experiment, to be skeptical and feeling the drive to improve things …