Tanoc

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by Tanoc 3y ago
That's what one would think would be the better solution. Designing a windmill blade that assembles from three pieces. But apparently they do the giant single piece polymer forming because the lower weight means it's less prone to
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by Tanoc 3y ago
There's an interim here between CDs and streaming that you partially mentioned, and the one that fit between them chronologically. Digital jukeboxes, like MP3 players and harddrive home media systems. Although the modern equivalent wou
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I've been lucky enough to live in basically the same place since the '90s with almost all the same neighbours, and when I'm invited into the houses of my older neighbours almost all of them have the same appliances they'
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Is that really a fair comparison though, considering the digestive system is far more robust and is supposed to be self-cleaning? Lungs can't even deal with dust kicked up by the weather as they'll fill with mucus and reduce your
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by Tanoc 3y ago
There's not much more you can get out of current fuel blends. Methanol is potent but very expensive to mix, the even more expensive nitromethane is so powerful it strains the science of metallurgy and thus is some of the most dangerous
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by Tanoc 3y ago
I'm struggling heavily to find the traffic statistic that I read a year or so ago, but it said that point seven to point nine percent of all Twitter traffic came from Nitter. Considering that at the time there were three different thir
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by Tanoc 3y ago
They have a history of looking at things like this and cross referencing the data points with known protestors or online figureheads to build files against them. It makes it easier to dismiss a case when you can build a narrative that someo
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Because changing the center of gravity is an expensive engineering solution. Crossovers came about as a loophole to CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) regulations, as CUVs are considered "light trucks" and are thus tested diffe
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Well... There are a few regulations I know exactly that contributed to this. One was the roof crush rollover standard. I believe it was passed in 2007 and stated that any vehicle must be able to hold up it's entire weight upon it'
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When you're an artist who tries to recreate things from the past you learn very quickly the limitations of what we use nowadays. Tradeoffs in efficiency are often paid for with quality of life. For example many of the older high pressu
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No. As someone who lives in such a town, there aren't any "tradeoffs" that one would assume. There's just increased limitations and downsides. For example with suburban and exurban sprawl being such a problem that means
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Reading through the actual law, it seems that only a few qualifiers are needed to prevent abuse. Although it seems it could be rendered toothless according to page twelve, section twelve, subsection two. The wording in that means somebody c
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by Tanoc 3y ago
As a daily Blender user... Never recommend the Blender Video Sequence Editor. Ever. I do everything in-camera just so I don't have to deal with that thing. It is powerful, but it's powerful in the same way plate tectonics is.
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by Tanoc 3y ago
One could take that more as to how effective American Exceptionalism propaganda is and how badly the U.S. messed up South and Central America between 1890 and 1980. Things often look better when looking in from the outside, after all.
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I think that's just down to the fact that she's always having to relearn the interface anyhow. I have tech illiterate family members who always manage to do whatever they intended with the device, just in the most insane ways beca
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by Tanoc 3y ago
The argument has been proven false many times however. SiriusXM provides an ever worsening product with more and more sponsored stations showing up to replace their diminishing licensed library, Adobe continues to introduce bugs to their so
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One thing I've noticed by people watching, both in real life and digitally, is that even if there's a lot of things to do, people won't stick around if the buildings around them are blah and flat. You could have an amazing sq
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A big problem for me is I can't just open to a random page and start reading to see if it's worthwhile. I have to jump over to Google Books, and that can be iffy as to whether or not they have samples I can read. Google Books also
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by Tanoc 3y ago
When I was younger I would read ten to twenty books a year, of all genres. As I've gotten older it's dropped to one to two, entirely history books. Part of the problem is discoverability. There's too much stuff, and places li
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by Tanoc 3y ago
They can, very easily. Nissan's L28, Toyota's 1JZ and 2JZ, and Ford's own modular 4.6 are all well known for such raucous stupidity. If you really want to you can even make GM's Quad 4 push 900HP, as evidenced in the Ol
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by Tanoc 3y ago
"I have nothing to hide" is a horrible statement and I wish people would stop using it as a defense for why they allow invasions of privacy and breaches of personal rights. Saying you have nothing to hide isn't an absolution
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I'm not advocating, I'm saying that's exactly what's going to, and what's already happening. And I'm saying they won't hire thumbnail artists. Meaning the people who refuse to use AI out of principle or
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I seriously question how they believe this, because it doesn't help bring things into public domain when all the training data itself is copyrighted and possibly pulled from trademarked brands. Which is a problem public facing offering
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You can have that kind of detached house with a yard, but the thing is you have to be careful in where you place it. Look at towns built or expanded between 1910 and 1950 and you'll see that often times there were single streets of hou
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I grew up in a very rural area where it was just our group of five or so houses and then nothing in either direction for at least a mile. To get into town was a twenty minute ride by car that involved crossing at least one 55MPH freeway, wh
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I seriously believe there's no institutional knowledge left at Microsoft. Seemingly everything they've been doing in the last five years has been the exact same thing inexperienced organizations who are used to the layers of abstr
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The Stanford Prison Experiment has been discredited and debunked for almost a decade now. It's interesting to me how little attention the discrediting got and how many people still point to it as a real unguided trial because of that.
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by Tanoc 3y ago
Personally I'd like to know the formulas for certain foods because lately there have been a lot of ingredient and process changes that have made the foods and drinks taste so much worse, and not just in processed foods. There's th
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It's also missing Panda3D, Armoury 3D, and Construct, which are all used in very well known indie games. While including GDevelop which is a teaching tool for children not actually meant to create commercial software, and Dreams which
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by Tanoc 3y ago
They have a history of doing that, actually. Leonard French has a few videos discussing their tactics.

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