6960x4640 apparently
You could buy cheap plastic ones and scuff them up with high grit sandpaper, diffusing the Lenses.
My god, this could be a tracing.
A plaintiff, for example, is the person lodging a complaint. Doesn’t have to be a legal complaint, but in legal terms it makes it very clear who we’re talking about.
I think the OP was wondering why that person wouldn’t just be called a complaintlodger. Like with firefighter.
I got 2 degrees ral quick.
Was one of them in Color Standardization?
That’s the difference between “by” and “with”.
Don’t do my man David dirty like that.
The article says that there aren’t going to be casinos and the like.
Water has memory! And while the memory of a long-lost drop of onion juice seems infinite, it somehow forgets all the poo it’s had in it!
I’ve also seen far too many people get into med school, who I wouldn’t trust to put a bandaid on.
Isn’t that why they’re going to med school? To learn (among other things) how to best put the bandaid on?
Hey there, just a friendly correction: in this case, it’s cue (a signal to speak or do something), not queue (a line for waiting)
NFC: hold to card, done. Qr: unlock phone, open camera, scan, confirm opening link.
Granted, it’s 4 seconds vs 0,5 second but still.
Yeah but it’s not random. It’s a business card. Surely some trust in other people can be possible.
Not needed, but convenient. NFC is enabled by default on most phones so all they have to do is touch the card.
At my job we recently got 15 plastic cards with an NFC chip. Scan the card and you go to a page where you can add the info to your contacts. There’s a qr code for when NFC is disabled and too complex to turn on for some people (i.e. CEO’s and the like).
This being Lemmy, this’ll probably get comments like “never scan an unknown NFC tag blah blah blah”
I believe there’s a whole section of one of the books devoted to the in world-calendars and their relation to the Gregorian one.