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by Wistar 6y ago
Close-up photos sure would help me see the details better, particularly whether the cord is passing over or under. For any heavy or large art I tend to use a french cleat(s): https://www.govart.com/cleat-flare-10-inch-pair.a
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by Wistar 6y ago
I got the pop-up but only on the first visit to the home page. Subsequent visits or a refresh do not trigger the pop-up. Firefox on Win. Noscript set to temporarily allow all.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Ziply is small, headquartered in Kirkland, WA. So far, they have managed to get local TV station KIRO 7 back on their lineup after 2 years of Frontier refusing to pay what KIRO's owners, Cox Communications, were asking. The monthly bil
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by Wistar 6y ago
Is it inaccurate enough that it cannot be used to safely create disinfectant-grade 70% dilutions from 99% or 91%?
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by Wistar 6y ago
I already see it in publications but more frequently see the variant C-19.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Good catch!
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by Wistar 6y ago
It repeatedly says "distilled water." "… we find that they would need to add 3.31 ounces of (distilled) water with 8 ounces of 99% IPA …"
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by Wistar 6y ago
Diluting Down 99% IPA to the desired concentration: A Lesson in Math & Chemistry https://onsenlabs.com/blogs/blog/isopropyl-alcohol-ipa-aka-i... Also includes a dilution table for 91%.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Even with the moisturizer, hand sanitizer will cause my knuckles to become so chapped they cracked and bled within a few days with just a few applications per day. I had to stop using it as I began to fear infection.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Hmm. Although it shows up in Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign, it does not make an appearance in the MS Word font list, either as a master or as individual styles.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I just tested it out with MS Word and the variable fonts do not show up in the list of available fonts within Word. Boo.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Adobe Illustrator does and I use the heck out of it, particularly with the Adobe Variable Acumin font. So useful.
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by Wistar 7y ago
The undated post thing is a huge pet peeve of mine (as are the relative time stamps, i.e. "2 days ago" rather than a real date/time).
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by Wistar 7y ago
Very good idea. And change in real-time if the background is dynamic. And allow the user to set styles such as warming the FG subject, shimmering as if there is a fire or candlelight in the room, etc.
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by Wistar 7y ago
Although a bit of a tangent, The British Museum created this well-crafted 4:36 video about the short-lived concept of a time-based currency from the early 1800s. This is currency based on the notion that wages and prices are measured in hou
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by Wistar 7y ago
Absolutely. Even when the first success was largely luck. I know a lot of early Microsoft employees who became successful (read: wealthy) very quickly and many of them harbored a belief that they were capable of success at anything and that
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by Wistar 7y ago
This is very cool. As I watched the video, I began to think about a stupidly over-the-top version of the backstop that uses many real-time-deformable panels similar to the adaptive-optic mirrors used in advanced astronomical telescopes but
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by Wistar 7y ago
Dr. Hannah Fry's 3-part BBC documentary series, "Magic Numbers: Hannah Fry's Mysterious World of Maths," explores this very question in the first episode, "Numbers As God." The episode description reads: "
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by Wistar 7y ago
Perhaps, but overcoming the audience's strong prior commitment to anti-science seems to be a tough haul.
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by Wistar 7y ago
There has been, for several years now, concern that general anesthesia may have a negative impact on the brain and, in particular, Alzheimer's Disease but also general cognitive damage. Here's a 2018 piece discussing research from
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by Wistar 7y ago
I have had the 70-300 DO for about 12 years and find it to be a lackluster lens and seldom use it (never). https://www.kenrockwell.com/canon/lenses/70-300mm-do-is.htm I agree with Ken Rockwell's review of the
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by Wistar 7y ago
My old SE is about as perfect a size for me as there can be: with an Otterbox it fits in a vest pocket. That's what I need. This new one is too big and that is such a disappointment.
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by Wistar 7y ago
I'm stuck here in WA... with THEM.
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by Wistar 7y ago
Not sure I would've survived the heart attack to see the takedown. These hornets are the stuff of my nightmares.
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by Wistar 7y ago
It IS illegal as defined by the STOCK Act of 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_Act
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by Wistar 7y ago
I can't write to your experience but I have on many occasions found the very specific thing I want on BH for less than it is available via amazon — if it is even available on amazon.
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by Wistar 7y ago
Wow. I had no idea. https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/workers-fight-back...
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by Wistar 7y ago
True. And they also close their online orders and physical store for Shabbat every weekend.
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by Wistar 7y ago
We have one near us in Bellevue, WA and it has been an absolute zoo and filled with people who just seem unable to adhere to physical distance rules.
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by Wistar 7y ago
Although the focus is somewhat narrower than amazon, for my professional needs I have had nothing but an excellent online experience with bhphotovideo. I have ordered hundreds of items worth tens of thousands of dollars from them starting a

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