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I was in high school right at the time the first CAD systems came in and our school was the test school for the region. Our older drafting teacher didn't want to learn the new system so he asked the class who knew "computers"
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Right from the top I thought "Why would I risk this breaking my site at random?"... until the last paragraph. There the author states that (outside of the exploration for exploration's sake benefit) there may be potential ga
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Just a note that the bolts problem on other planes is not the same as this one. This plane it seems that the locking bolts were missing entirely, not just loose. Their design requires a cotter pin and castelated nut to disappear and then
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3y ago
Agreed, those are not going to rattle loose. Even if the cotter pins were all missing, 4 nuts would have had to back off fully and 4 bolts would have had to wiggle out, not to mention they would likely be under pressure from the guide pin
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3y ago
This but on Windows 7 please. It is still my favourite version of Windows.
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3y ago
And still not available in Canada. Sigh.
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3y ago
Giving me memories of tag based Coldfusion days.
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3y ago
Thanks! It was there this morning for me as well. Didn't even have to do an app update.
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Where is this available? I have the app installed but I don't see a headphones button, just one that seems to record my voice and then attempts to transcribe it for submission (and fails every time). I'm on Android, App icon is
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I suspect because it resembles the Firefox logo.
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I've since learned that apparently the tape itself is non-flammible, but the glue ON the tape is flammible. The manufacturer was a little liberal in their interpretation of the specs.
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"...and the second problem came with hundreds of feet of P-213 glass cloth tape inside the spacecraft found to be flammable." How does the craft get built and you just discover this now?
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The problem is the percentage use is so unbalanced right now (IMO due to Google and Microsoft using their other platforms to drive installing their browsers) that I now run across sites that only function in Chrome properly. A lot of devs
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Have to confess the first couple times my eyes scanned the headlines today I wondered what Beyoncé had done to get in trouble.
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My brain did a little twist seeing an ethernet cable going into a C64.
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I have an AC-68U but had been keeping my firmware up to date. Fortunately it has been rock solid, including yesterday and today.
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My main development machine (of several here) is still on Win7, mainly due to the hassle of having to migrate 10 years of Win dev tools and legacy third party COM licenses to Win10. (the rest of my systems are on Win10) That said I'm
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Thanks for letting me know Monique (and now her husband) have passed. A lot of fond fond memories there. For those who want to know more I just found this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p90FYyTJbs
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Can confirm the young and bored portion. We used to do this when camping as a kid. Also if you're careful you can pinch the skin and hold them in place as well.
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I will continue to use Open Shell as a replacement until it no longer works.
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Submitted March 29th, so likely a gamble on time it takes to get released.
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Should also note that this in the US. Worldwide it's still about 72% (but also trending down). I'm going to guess there is something to do with US wallets more easily able to afford Apple products.
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I still miss TabMixPlus in my daily browsing. Haven't found a tab manager since that can match what it did for me.
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I'm going to play devil's advocate here but that last part is only if you trust the model and data coming out of the AI. Many of the conspiracy minded people I know would flat out say that it is obviously programmed to say what t
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In time as people upgrade their phones the balance should shift then, with the 4G spectrum becoming less congested. Personally I don't find the speed increase of 5G to be a need as I never found 4G to be slow. I'll be quite cont
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I still have several of those HP Touchpad chargers. After I originally read this article years ago I tracked a bunch down when the Touchpad was having its big sell off. A little limited by today's standards but all of them still worki
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I should have noted that their intent is to cover your past and present, so that if in future they find out that in your youth you trafficed/postituted humans and farmed drugs to fund over throwing a goverment through terrorist activit
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Bit of an aside story but I'm in the process of renewing a US work Visa (travel into the US for work often from Canada). I was reminded going through the online form last week that there are 3 full pages of questions like: "Have
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Watchig this making of video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPVC4IyRTG8 You may find it's less staged than expected. (though obviously a lot still is as they progress at goal solving). This is very unlike the pure
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>I'd watched bits of it but this confirms that the process involves choreographing every little detail. Actually if you watch it all you'll see it's not fully scripted. Much of the routine is task based, letting the robot
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