tics

It's tardive dyskinesia, and the term is typically used to denote the facial tics that are a sometimes permanent side effect of older antipsychotics.

Some value tics on the axis for price points and screen size would improve this.

The verbal tics in Tourettes are impossible to hold back when they come, but commenting online is not the same as verbalising.

Especially in a city where subdividing (TICs) is common, you won't spontaneously get collectivization.

Again TICs are just the way multiple people own a single real estate.

But then, nerds have so many terrible personality tics like that, which is why they/we are considered socially ungraceful.

This game is primarily played with rent controlled units and TICs.

TICs have a variety of negative implications, including complicating mortgages.

Live communication is full of repetition, verbal tics, and inexactness.

This is what plea bargaining and TICs are for.

Know your body and your mind and your tics.

BTW - TICs have an unusual meaning in SF.

TICs just happen to be the best exit for a building that has been "Ellis Acted" and therefore cannot be rented for several years.

As i said the main thing I took away was a heightened awareness of these little "tics" people employ naturally.

And it’s al­so a pol­i­cy prob­lem, noth­ing to do with tech­nol­o­gy; the so­lu­tions lie in the do­mains of pol­i­tics and law." Political and legal solutions are effectively intractable; any technological path which leads to a requirement for one ought to be abandoned.

On "still leaves thousands (if not hundred of thousands) of collisions", here's some research: "In 2010, Eckersley demonstrated that benign characteris- tics of a browser's environment, like the screen dimensions and list of installed fonts, could be combined to create a unique device-speci c ngerprint [7].