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The cable guy had problems debugging the box until he realized my tape blocking the status LED. When I explained (a bit uncomfortably) that I usually cover them on appliances, he said "we see that a lot."

This particular study found no causation

> No causal relationship was found between vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 severity as a combined endpoint or as its separate component

A patient that is no longer hospitalized

> 216 patients aged ≥18 years, with confirmed COVID-19 [admitted] from March 10 to March 31, 2020, and

> 197 sex-matched population-based controls recruited from the Camargo Cohort during their last follow-up visit on January-March of the past year

thus the winking emoji. thank you for reminding me that I need to watch Russian Ark again though!

Opening shot? That movie only had one shot ;)

Trump does not have the competence to responsibly constrain a pandemic to the same deaths rates as all the other first-world countries.

He has demonstrated his incompetence in wrt to this, it is not objective.

"Before" and "after" refers to the position relative to the content. The bullets aren't part of the content.

The point isn't to reduce the contrast, it's to use contrast based on hue and less on value.

Accessibility is the real concern. Solarized fails many of the checks for accessible text under standards such as WCAG 2.0.

I've owned all the brewing contraptions and a home roaster.

Using fresh beans, and (burr) grinding them fresh is 95% of the equation.

I'm writing a custom skin (CSS) to turn New Reddit into Old Reddit for when they inevitably, sadly, turn off old.reddit.com

VS Code does everything Sublime Merge does, for free

They're all still online if you follow the image URL to its destination

https://i.ibb.co/MgzRRbk/7.jpg https://i.ibb.co/dQqqtgB/2.jpg

Most of those cases have been related to the 4th, not the 5th right?

Why did you oversimplify "unprecedented policy of expelling migrant children from the U.S. southern border without giving them an opportunity to seek humanitarian refuge" to "deporting foreign nationals living illegally?"

Because the former is clearly less partisan.

There are a handful of state courts in the US that find passwords testimonial, and therefore the Fifth Amendment prevents compelled production of passwords. [1]

Could that apply here?

1 https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20191124/09372943445/penns...

The article is mostly anecdotal and, at this time, has grammatical errors. The thing it does most effectively is advertise its author's comedy club.

There are at least 50 data brokers I've had my information removed from. They will say whatever they can--"we need proof," "it's just public information anyway."

Every time I insisted they take it down, right now. Every time they have complied.

There's so many it's basically pulling weeds at this point.

The scarier companies are the ones collecting pictures of your face to train their private facial recognition software.

(Hell I'm hesitant to post HERE because you can't manage the privacy, content or existence of your comments)

> or the plethora of adblock browsers out there

I use Brave, is there another someone likes more?

Too high contrast. You always go #333 over #FFF.

It's a feature for developers, because it's in the code, and it doesn't break their product. It won't affect anyone but users like you and I that are developers themselves, it might break their code, but that's not Twitter's responsibility.

Non-deterministic class names are quickly becoming the norm for a lot of good reasons.

But it is a feature, there's a few different (good) reasons to do that. Here its almost surely tied to CSS-in-JS/React.

HTML class names would not affect accessibility.

> Twitter now has obfuscated CSS classes for everything

Non-deterministic class names have been popular for a while, especially in React; open up Chrome inspector on a Gmail tab. Sometimes they are used for minification. This might not be a (strictly) hostile change.

It annoys me too, I write custom CSS for any site I use a lot.

I was vague. Talking, as in speaking into a phone, feels more laborious than talking as in typing in a chatbox to me. I more often refer to the latter as "chatting."

That's a very poor user experience, I agree with much of what you said; I just wanted to add some facts I felt were missing.

Not true, the law applies to making it easy to opt-out of automatic renewal

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...

Strange that an NYT got facts about NYT wrong:

* You don't have to "talk" with a CSR online, it's a chat window

* You can cancel with an email to unsubscribe@nytimes.com

* By disabling auto-renewal the subscription will automatically be canceled at the end of the subscription period

I worked at Time Warner Cable when they got acquired by Charter, and rebranded to their "Spectrum" cable product.

We got a customer email that went:

"Great, you went from being The Worst Company to Speculum, you're literally f*cking us!"

Point is: rebranding is hard and expensive, but it will get more expensive the longer you wait.

If you doubt it's possible for a _mature_ product, remember Kinko's?

But is there a new service to sync your photos (outside of Drive)?

I'm confused, we'll have a separate Photos folder somewhere?

That won't sync? I thought just photos on Drive wouldn't sync.

> What device do you have that is 375px wide?

iPhone 6/7/8 users still drives a non-negligible amount of conversion on our site. We don't target devices, 375px is a general target for the smallest screen size we'd be likely to encounter.