As long as javascript is running they can track your mouse movement, which is similar to people’s gait when they walk.

Gonna need a source or a reference for that second part. Yes, I’m very aware that your mouse movement can be tracked, so we can skip that part.

It’s not a mistake until you admit it.

we’re seeing an increase in the diagnosis of autism.

Absolutely.

We’re not seeing an increase in Autism

Not sure about that. It can be both.

I think Google wants someone to go after if malware gets pushed onto the Play Store.

Yeah, you use whichever you want and just worry about it less.

Go to their GitHub and look at issues and their comments first.

It makes more sense when you have the background that most people don’t have a term for that.

Because of course that’s what you’re looking for at first. But yeah, I get that the “no term” data is actual positive data that they surveyed, and they want to make that distinct from “no survey data” but…

Watch the video of the Station Nightclub Fire. You’ll be scarred, but you won’t ignore fire alarms.

I’m currently doing this with an angular project that’s a bit of a clusterfuck. So many layers.

I’m still having to break it down into much, much smaller chunks and it’s not able to do much, but it is helpful. Most useful thing was that I started with writing a pure SQL query with several joins and told it “turn this into linq using existing entities”.

I think they’ll completely replace ORMs.

It is nice to have the smoke detector communicate out its status. I sure like to know when my house is on fire, even if I’m not home. And a notification about a battery being low is much nicer than incessant beeping.

None of this replaces the primary local, physical functionality. You don’t depend on technology for the thing to work; it’s just an addition.

Confirmed that this is a real paper on PubMed.

Personally I think he should have to explain for once.

* Big cities are limited to NYC, Chicago, and Washington DC.

If you’re scared enough, even wiping your ass is gay.

You have a point. That’s obnoxious. I just wanted straight lines. I’ll see if I can find another.

With straight diagonal lines.

Republican administrations.

Yes, but that’s semantics. Clearly the observation has some effect, but it’s not from any force we recognize.

My friend thinks the jobs don’t exist, and they’re just posted so the company looks good.

They definitely did that at college job fairs. They wanted to keep their spot, but weren’t hiring that year.