As if the goddamn support knew their asses from their asserts.

The joys of getting old(er), issue 67: You can now “stand up too fast.”

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Well, (ethyl) alcohol is a neurotoxin. She may be throwing that party after all.

It’s the first time I’ve seen it. Are we supposed to memorize the specific length of each hashing function now?

This has literally nothing to do with Ubuntu.

The volume meter is cut off on my old version. I assume that Audacity reads the dimensions of my internal screen (2560px) instead of the one I’m actually using (1920px) when computing the width of the meter.

Audacity is released under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3).

https://github.com/audacity/audacity/blob/master/LICENSE.txt

Kind of you to assume I have your favorite package manager installed

The audacity website didn’t mention Flatpak, so I thought they didn’t support it. However…

It’s Audacity’s AppImage. The Mint repos are terribly outdated.

Here’s an animation

Universe Sandbox

The link in your post links to a different image. Was that on purpose?

I guess your conclusion is right. In situations where the barycenter of two (or more) objects is not sufficiently different from the center of mass of the heaviest object, we simplify the description by assuming that the barycenter and the center of mass of the heavier object are equal.

Just because I’ve already edited it, here’s an animation of Earth orbiting the Earth–Moon barycenter:

no material object orbits another material object and they instead orbit their collective center of mass somewhere in space.

That’s exactly what happens. Why do you think this is incorrect?

My bluetooth headphones fade in music. One of the reasons I’m going to look for a replacement.

CD players should also apply error correction. It could be your player was just shitty.

Don’t italicize units and constants.

Excellent point. For those who are unfamiliar: Survivorship bias

I mean, when you look at old walls made of quarry stone, they kinda look like this and still hold.