This is a valid point but it highly depends on the use case and larger context on whether this will be relevant or not. If you have a table where you fetch multiple rows close to each other in paginated manner this would be relevant for the performance but if you only fetch individual records by uuid, data locality wouldn’t increase the performance.

> Normal wingsuit operators typically reach horizontal speeds around 62 mph.

Normal wingsuits can easily reach ground speeds up to 250kmh/155mph.

Source: https://ppc.paralog.net/listtracks.php?sort=Speed&record=C

No one visits personal websites to watch self-hosted videos nowadays. YouTube is not only about video hosting, but also about the large user base.

Yes we understand that - but these were her options: continue hosting on YouTube, host on another site/hosting service (a lot of new anti-YouTubes are popping up), or self-host. She had a choice in this. YouTube being the most popular of them all doesn't mean she has to host her videos there.

That changes one person at a time. Until then, you have to put up with Alphabet's version of morality.

It might become more convincing if audio engineers would edit the results to hide artifacts and make it sound more natural.

Devils advocate: the noise masks the distortion, which is the giveaway.

Agree, except of the red horizontal scroll bar on the top. What's the purpose of this?

I've seen something similar on the Bloomberg website, e.g.: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-08/bonds-that...

+1 for WebSocket support

Exactly my thought

Yep. When I read the title I thought it was a parody on IO-names.