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by Wistar 5y ago
I thought the same thing until my dog stole my car.
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by Wistar 5y ago
The newest Tacoma Narrows Bridge took about five years to construct, beginning in 2002 and finishing in 2007. It is about one mile long. https://www.historylink.org/File/8214
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by Wistar 5y ago
Ever tried Noodler's Bulletproof inks? https://www.jetpens.com/blog/Noodler-s-Fountain-Pen-Inks-A-C...
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by Wistar 5y ago
I own and quite like the calibrated series Benqs
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by Wistar 5y ago
I have several Ergotrons for a few years now, mostly the two-arm models with 27in monitor pairs. My only gripe is that cabling them neatly is difficult.
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by Wistar 5y ago
"The following are more of McCarthy’s words of wisdom, as told by Savage and Yeh."
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by Wistar 5y ago
Cranston/Csuri Productions. A big deal in the CGI world of the early- to mid-80s. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cranston/Csuri_Productions
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by Wistar 5y ago
In my experience, Mt. Rainier is king of the lenticular cloud formations.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Greg Whitten. I don't know the answer.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I shoot professionally (DSLR) and there are situations in my work (automotive) where my iPhone 12 mini just won't work BUT there are also lot of situations in my work where the iPhone could get a better shot—or, at least, get a good sh
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by Wistar 5y ago
I love the Met but have never tried it for lunch. Will now.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Perhaps it could also generate family getaway locales backgrounds, Disneyland, the beach, Grand Canyon, etc.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Although I am not a wine-drinker, in the opinions of my wine-loving friends, one of the consistently best sauvignon blancs for the money is the Costco Kirkland Marlborough Ti Point at $7/bottle.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I am a professional Lightroom user that deals with about 700-1000 shots per week (automotive photography). I estimate that I use the Lightroom–Photoshop–Lightroom round-trip editing for retouch on about 10–20% of my shots. The pair taken to
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by Wistar 5y ago
I know they've thought of it using liquid crystals. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1143/JJAP.24.L626/meta
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by Wistar 5y ago
This was back in the early 60s and although he could probably have purchased a ground mirror, I think getting one with a 48in focal length may have been beyond his budget.
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by Wistar 5y ago
When I was a young kid, my father ground a 6in mirror with a 48in focal length. I remember him walking around a table at night for weeks. The first mirror didn't work out so he had to grind a second. The resulting telescope was, and st
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by Wistar 5y ago
Nice analogy, the "sliders."
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by Wistar 5y ago
AKA, don't yuk my yum.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Especially the "seals in the juices," myth.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I am not sure. Something that has a lot of back and forth with peripherals?
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by Wistar 5y ago
Something that requires absolute real time responsiveness?
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by Wistar 5y ago
Free but only for accounts with the username "ever."
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by Wistar 5y ago
Maybe I am in the minority but I keep bluetooth turned off on my iPhone (battery life and I never pair anything) and suspect that the unknown AirTag alert won't work without bluetooth enabled.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Exactly. Pound it in and then paint on the styling. This is very difficult for some to do. I once found my daughter sobbing over a high school writing assignment in Word because her desire to make the paper look perfect as she wrote was cau
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by Wistar 5y ago
Thank you.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Pepperomicoin.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Anyone know who makes the Costco Kirkland brand AAs?
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by Wistar 5y ago
Stanford Prof. Phyllis Gardner Mercury News: "She saw through Elizabeth Holmes. Now Stanford professor is star in Theranos saga." https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/06/03/she-saw-through-eliza...
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by Wistar 5y ago
Wow. I am going to have to have some of those.

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