@Loh Bunch + Moom might get you close on macOS, I haven't tried though https://t.co/e515SFimwP
Chrome OS since maybe a year ago supports naming + persistent layout over restarts. You can also save-and-restore desktops individually.
Recreating 3D scenes using the reflections in your eyes:
https://t.co/6aifDeY1Rt
A single photo is enough, but it becomes much more accurate with multiple reflections from multiple angles, like a video capturing moving eyes.
Very cool: a Redditor figured out that the reflection in Buzz Aldrin's round, mirrored visor in a famous Apollo 11 lunar photo is, optically, a fisheye image of Buzz' POV at that instant. He extracted & remapped those image pixels into a new VR-like view.
https://t.co/Q5OW4yaohr
@rsms@303 I use tmux (w/ tmux-resurrect) to approximate this. It's great for jumping deeply back into a project when inspiration/motivation hits. Not hard to imagine how useful it would be for graphical apps too.
@v21 @kcimc I believe being able to prove (they'll know you're not bluffing) that you are on the verge of a strike is a huge power gain, particularly when applied over multiple issues in realtime. But yes, when to reveal info is an important design decision for your dao contract.
@johnrobb To clarify - the Feb 2020 agreement (for a full withdrawal by May 1st) had two classified annexes that are still unreleased.
I'm speculating that at least one could be a cash on delivery clause.