"We argue that the extremely high-3He/4He helium in these lavas might derive from Earth’s core", they said, squeakily.

> If you have water at 0C or 32F is it solid or liquid

Yes. It is also gas as that's the triple point (adjusted to 0.01C recently)

Probably the only reason he reported it even after he'd got it back: insurance company would want a reference number when he makes a claim for damages and a refund for the miles when he wasn't the one driving.

... and then I read TFA. You double tap your thumb with a finger on the same hand.

The example use case given (hands full with shopping) is stupid. You can't do this movement if your hands are full. So if you're wanting to answer a call you still have to free up a hand to do so.

"It's genuinely cool to see double tap work with not just my index finger..."

Going on that, I'd say it's double-tapping a finger (on the hand attached to the wrist the watch is worn on) on some surface and it detects the specific movement.

Possibly even an air tap, so you don't even need a surface.

Someone made him do it. Wait, no, that's contradictory.
Something made him do it. Maybe the power of Christ compels him.

... as a patentable product.

And still isn't in many parts of the world. For pretty much the same reasons mentioned by ~crunchygranola

Funny how that works on my local streets then, and has for years. Streets are better lit, skies are darker.

Use a shaped piece of reflective metal on top instead of this over-engineered "solution" that adds several points of failure and the added bonus of inducing migraines.

Wait, what? You asked it to parse HTML using regexes?

I get emails from spaceweather.com when solar flares and coronal mass ejections (particularly X-class) are detected, or the sunspot acidity is such that a flare is likely. This gives a lot more notice of potential problems than a few hours, using existing satellites and solar observatories such as SOHO, and has done for years.

What is described in TFS is the same as putting a weather vane on your front porch and complaining you don't get much notice of an incoming tornado, oh noes, what can we do, the sky is falling. Best get "AI" on it, that'll sort it. Give us money.

Autocorrect, obviously. It's an expensive word so I had to use an artificial replacement.

Because real balsamic vinegar can only be made in a small region of Italy, so yeah, it costs 10 times as much because you have to import the stuff. So the cheap versions have some cocktail to attempt to make it taste the same and add caramel as a colourant. At least in EU. I hate to think what horrible shit is put into "balsamic" in the States to make it brown and slightly gloomy.

Clearly they've never encountered grit.

How can the city not be available if you have the zip code? BTW, it's Bowling Green. Is that really where he lives?