Technically it reduces the window for a successful brute force.

That said, it comes with serious drawbacks. Mainly making them impossible to memorize, so then users end up just writing them on post-its and putting them on their monitor. Or other equally dumb things.

The changes were all over the brain too — “over 80% of my brain regions showed reductions in grey matter volume,” Chrastil said.

Grey matter is brain tissue with high concentrations of neuron cell bodies, where information is processed. Reductions in grey matter volume are sometimes associated with reduced memory and cognitive function.

However, the study authors say a reduction in grey matter during pregnancy isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s more like a wave of brain refinement as the brain prepares for motherhood — like the process of chiseling a block of marble into a sculpture.

Seems like an overly positive framing of the effect.

That reminds me, I gotta restart.

That’s… what they’re looking for.

The end was a montage, man. Ridiculous!

I thought Caprica was great. The ending was trash though.

Though photons don’t have mass, they can force momentum when they hit an object — that’s what a solar sail takes advantage of.

Sounds like a bug.

Many of us would prefer the article to the video.

Was super disappointed to figure this out after installing a different gallery. And AFAIK, there’s no alternative camera app that actually works properly, either.

China once cut my thumbnail too short.

I moved to Arch about 20 years ago because I wanted Gentoo but I didn’t want to wait hours for compilation. I remember it fondly though. emerge was kind of a killer feature.

Though I gotta say, I’m a bit more curious now that we have better processors. And I’m curious what I’ve missed over the years.

What’s an experience certificate?

I don’t even recall those. Welp, an excuse for another round of TNG through DS9.

I like that episode. Like one of two that actually gave Guinan some backstory.

One of the better blunt rotations.

No clue what that means. I was thinking more along the lines of how there’s 3+ techniques for async functions. Or that there’s a handful of syntax implementations, versions, and supersets of the language. Or that there are many interpreters all with different standard libraries and quirks.

It’s an annoyingly flexible language.

Oh, and there’s at last 2 other ways to do it too.

We should really make a law against that.

Two days are worth the years you’re gonna spend living with that system.

If you hit 88 Odos per hour you join the link.