Schizophrenia is better treated the earlier it is diagnosed. We are not talking about people who “might develop schizophrenia one day” but those who found out they had it as a result of this process perhaps earlier than they would have otherwise.

It sure sounds like they’re just saying that cannabis helped people detect schizophrenia earlier than they normally would have. Which would strike me as a good thing…

Those are just a combined port. You can use it for one or the other or use a splitter for both. The dual port was very popular on 90s laptops.

Should also work with a USB to PS/2 so you can use it on a modern machine if you want. Some modern keyboards are still backward compatible as well. I have a USB keyboard I can use on my old Din machines using two adapters.

Also, tapes can mold. Check your tapes for blooms before you put them in your player especially if you live in a humid climate.

Bonus fact: This is why Video CDs (and laserdiscs to a lesser extent) were preferred in some parts of the world in the 90s.

Not necessarily, lots of old TVs and console radios only had one speaker. As well many old LPs split the lyrics onto the separate channel with the intention that it would be listened to in mono with one speaker. This is why some old masters still have all the lyrics on one channel and all the music on the other.

Also Mars rovers…

Visually it reminds me a lot of the Hanna-Barbera / Filmation style from the 60s-80s ish. Like Johnny Quest or Star Trek The Animated Series.

Modern breakfast cereals are largely product of post WWII “innovation”. Most of them still exist in some form. One of my favorite example is Sugar Smacks which were introduced in the early 50s and were over 50% sugar.

The just post WWII times were a weird hybrid of nostalgia for the old west “cowboys and Indians” stories and the space/atomic age becoming en vogue. Toys like this that tried to appeal to both are the result.

Have to? No they don’t. Do they think we are stupid? They want to. The CLOUD Act mentioned in the article only applies to data created by US citizens.

In fact the main purpose of the act was to allow the executive branch to enter into information sharing agreements with said countries to bypass warrants here in the US. If you are a US citizen using a mail service with for instance EU based servers there is less protection legally for your emails.

Finally learning some lessons!

The century date problem as it was known before Y2K was first described in the 1950s but people assumed it would be a moot point long before it was a problem.

When some of those mainframes were still in use in the 70s it was brought up again but nothing was done because it was assumed that it would be a moot point long before it was a problem.

When some of those mainframes or software were still in use (banks, oil companies, the IRS, etc) in the 90s it was finally seen a as a problem and cost billions of dollars to fix.

Then it happened again in 2020 because it turns out that the fix was to kick the can down the road again.

You might try using rEFInd instead.

I see Dark Reader for Edge but not Firefox. Are they the same extension?

There are whole flying machines that rely on that effect.

I was just thinking along these lines. My parents have pretty much switched to using iPads for everything. They treat them like laptops, and it’s honestly not like they aren’t as functional for what my parents need.

As with a lot of 90s software, it’s a bit more complicated than which source code did they download (or, rather, mail order on floppy… because it was the 90s). Not the least of which is due to the fact that many of the projects don’t exist anymore and there weren’t that many copies to begin with.

However, they both embrace and extend LDAP and Kerberos among other open and not open projects of the time. Both choices were related to the results of the Protocol Wars and Microsoft’s attempts, in the 90s, to do to the Internet what Google is doing today.

Active Directory and Exchange were both based on open source projects. Embrace, extend, extinguish is Microsoft’s whole jam.

In my experience it’s usually a “cherry on top” of whatever horrible personality that person has. It’s the difference between somebody who treats you like they own you for 40+ hours a week and somebody who understands that people are hired for what they know and not for their output quantity.

As a Native American this attitude would be a lot more understandable and palatable if America wasn’t colonized…