Yeah I saw this happen with a business I was involved with.

Split up each business could be valued with direct competition in market and the same PE ratios applied to evaluate value and market cap. It caused a noticeable jump in overall stock value while nothing actually changed other than how businesses reported to the market.

Does this mean it was undervalued beforehand? Are companies in the “before” scenario generally undervalued?

Yeah I am finding this too. Open the camera and it switches lenses almost 100% of the time. So the image shifts within a second. Just a bit jarring and very un-apple.

I've been using monica for more than a year now, super helpful in keeping track of birthdays and important events.

You can originate emails from anything - it just requires that you set it up as an alias (and you can set custom signature etc...)

You don't need to explicitly setup recipient addresses! I can have as many xxx@myname.mydomain.com addresses, where xxx is anything at all. myname@mydomain.com is my main email address.

It does almost crash at one point and he says he might have to restart LOL

I am pretty sure I started watching this a while ago but never watched it through.

His index/match formula usage is great, I always hated how vlookup is so fragile and confusing... learning something new from something so old.

Thanks for reposting!

And now we have XLOOKUP to replace index match :)

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/xlookup-function-...

self hosted https://coder.com/ is amazing.

Wonder why they didn't try the Planck from ZSA. I use it as my daily driver. It did take about a month to get used to, but now I am just as fast at typing as previously - and my fingers are moving much, much less.

I still get wrist strain because the angle of my hands which the Moonlander would have fixed... however I heard a big issue with the Moonlander is you need to always look at your hands before you begin to type - because you cant take your hand away to use the mouse and find that keyboard half again

> you cant take your hand away to use the mouse and find that keyboard half again

I used to have this issue. Then I realized that if you tilt the Moonlander, there's a gap between the thumb cluster and the rest of the keyboard. Locating the half of the keyboard is a matter of just moving your hand towards the keys until your thumb slides into that gap. (It sounds complicated but in reality it isn't.)

I did the same thing a few years back, I love it. It has allowed me to find where my emails are being leaked. So far not too many which is good, the biggest and worst were ledger and instagram.

I know Facebook is cancer and all but I'm still surprised they'd be leaking them as their business model relies on capturing personal data but not giving it away.

The headline is already clickbaity by including "bitcoin".

The hadline makes it seem Sony had so many bitcoins, and they were stolen. No, Sony had cash, it was stolen, and got converted. An equivalent headline might be "US returns $154M in Lamborghinis stolen by Sony employee." and you'd be wondering Why Sony had so many Lamborghinis...