In most cases, it only goes back 3 years. It would be nice to see overall performance to track progress.

I looked it up on Google, and supposedly (according to Google's generative AI and a source or two it used) the term was first used in Stephen King's novel The Stand. I'm not completely sure if that's correct, but I don't know.

Is there filters or can you boil it?

A while back my mom came home with 2 phones she said she found in a garbage can on her walk home and she wanted to see if they worked. One is a Motorola phone and it works just fine. I charged it up and opened it and there's a pin. I factory reset the phone and everything was completely wiped, though when I start to set the phone up again, at the end it says "your phone was reset to factory settings. To use this phone, enter your previous PIN". There is also an option to "use my google account instead" but obviously it's not my google account so I can't do that. I thought factory resetting erased EVERYTHING but I guess not. Is there any way around this so I can use the phone?

A lot of pop stars perform "live" by miming to a backing track and while i generally joke about it being no different to listening to the CD at home i assume that it is the studio master being played not a CD..

However do they play the studio mix or do they have each instrument on their own channel like a live band does?

If 1D is a dot(or a line?) and can be shown in a 2D plane like a square easy
And all 2D stuff plane square triangles etc figures can be easy shown and 3rd is world.
We can also show a 3D object on a 2D medium, drawing photo video and can recreate it

Can we show a 2D figure on 1D medium? and how or why?

Apologies if it's a stupid question but like, there's not much money at the start. No money to lend out, and no money to pay the interests of the ones that deposit their money. How do a bank grow and expand from that? Or do you indeed need a lot of cash laying around to be able to start a bank?

I grab say 10 folders to copy from A->B

They start copying in the window.

I grab 50 more folders to copy from x->y (or A->B) or any other combination. They start copying as well.

I can pause the second set, or let them run in parallel, but how to make it so the second set starts to copy after the first set finishes without any user input.

This doesn't seem to be too difficult but I can't find any answers.

EDIT Great answers I failed to mention this is a work computer fairly locked down. Is there a native way to do this on windows.

Just curious

Edit: thanks all keep em coming, tbh can not believe the number of creative responses lol

They have to have two sets of shirts/newspaper/hats for each team, so what happens to the stuff for the losing team? Can you find it somewhere?

I have a car with folding rear view wing mirrors (a Nissan X Trail to be exact).

Y'know, fold em in when you park the vehicle, avoids damage.

I'm just wondering if I fold them in when driving at highway speeds whether it would make any noticeable difference to the drag coefficient?

Would the vehicle be more aerodynamic with the mirrors folded?

I was listening to Jack U and Justin Beiber's "Where Are U Now" and I was intrigued by this specific vocal effect, which it combines the low voice with the normal voice: as seen in timestamps 0:44 and 0:58 to 1:03 respectively of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ek2pU4m6Js

I was wondering what the name of this vocal effect is called?

I am catholic and is it allowed to believe in Christian religion catholic is just a branch of Christianity right?

Personally, I don't watch football, and I have few acquaintances who do, but people in Latin America live it with a passion that gives me goosebumps. Is it possible that in other countries the passion is felt more?

When I mix up a liter of ORS (electrolytes) when my baby is sick, the package says to discard it after 24 hours, even if refrigerated.

Why? It is just salts mixed with water? Why does it expire so quickly?

Transportation question.

There are many theories, including states that split into multiple pieces. So... the big question is: Who goes where and who leads each side? Are there multiple (3 or more) sides?

Went to the beach yesterday, got some sea water up my nose and into my sinuses when some friends dunked me into the water. How long should you keep an eye out for any signs of infection? theres a high chance i couldn't get all the sand out.
Weirder question but, can flesh eating bacteria be an issue? How long does that take to show symptoms?

edit: nvm i was being silly thanks yall!

Check the comments of this Jubilee video -

https://youtu.be/S5nfUk11P9w?si=zOjTsgK4H5QHm8T-

Numerous comments refer to XAI720T. I have been unable to find any resources on it. Assuming it’s bot related, but curious.

I'm looking for terms for a feeling that most so-called "normal" things are actually really abnormal. A feeling that the things that most people do or experience every day without thought are just so weird. But, not that life is meaningless...just that modern life is so bizarre because of all these weird things we are doing.

I'm looking to do research on this topic but having trouble finding results that aren't "depression" or "apathy", etc. Hoping someone can help point me in the right direction here! Thanks!

Hello Guys

I have recently entered the reselling world and I was wondering that what happens to the tax that I have paid on purchases from auctions etc and then resold them on retail.

As I have seen that if an item is $100, I would pay $7 (GA) on it and it eventually costed me $107 to have it. Now When I am selling it in retail market, I will have to keep in mind that $7 that I paid towards tax, assume i listed it for $120, so my profit is going to be $13 instead of $20.

Do we actually claim that paid tax back from the sate at the end of the year or is it just gone?