@kev the answer is “it depends. I use Linux, windows, and Mac on a daily basis.
I have worked in the IT industry since the mid 1990's. I currently work as an SRE for a small startup. As my handle suggests, I am a fan of the Go programming language.
Oh, and I have both a BS and MS in Mathematics.
@kev the answer is “it depends. I use Linux, windows, and Mac on a daily basis.
@thegibson totally agree!
@kiers really cool.
@Ab5al0m For me, it came down to a choice between Vivity and Toric. Vivity also comes in a Toric option as well. Since I had Lasik roughly 20 years ago, I was told the Vivity might not be as effective for me. Even with just the Toric IOL, I only need +1 readers to see my computer screens.
@Ab5al0m Interesting. The three main multifocal IOL options I found were PanOptix, Symfony, and Vivity. PanOptix and Symfony use concentric circles to provide the different focal lengths. This causes halo effects at night with car headlights. The Vivity causes far fewer halos, but it gives less near vision. All the multifocal IOLs cause some degradation in contrast.
@Ab5al0m @walgreens There are a lot of options. I did quite a bit of research before my initial appointment. Insurance typically covers just monofocal IOLs. If you have astigmatism, you will still have it with just the monofocal IOL. Neither the monofocal, nor the toric will give you close up vision (without reading glasses). For that, there are multifocal IOL options, but they come with trade-offs. At the end of the day, you can't cheat Physics.
@Ab5al0m @walgreens The surgery went well. I opted to spend the extra $$ to have a toric intraocular lens implanted to also fix my astigmatism. I'm seeing really well now with the right eye. I'm eagerly waiting till I get my left eye done on 12/13.
Over Thanksgiving I managed to get this picture of the kids
@Ab5al0m @walgreens thanks. You too. As my dad used to say, “Getting old sucks! But it beats the alternative.”
@walgreens @Ab5al0m I definitely missed that in your post. In my defense I’m actually having the first of two cataract surgeries this morning. 🙃
@walgreens @Ab5al0m That URL does not appear to have a TLD in what would be the domain name. This makes me think it is a relative URL to another URL. Some malicious email can compromise your computer just by opening the email, particularly, if you use Outlook as your mail client.
@Ab5al0m @walgreens I usually just use curl to explore dodgy links. 🙃
@TechNews And I upgraded my laptop to Win 11 recently just to get this feature 😕
@Ctechdiva @shanselman Any windoze instance that I run get's WSL installed. I also make Ubuntu my default shell in Windows Terminal.
@anton You can also install vscode natively on Ubuntu in WSL2, now that GUI apps work on Win 11.
Gorgeous JWST image of the Pillars of Creation, taken with the Mid-Infra Red Instrument.
Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI