doodlebugging

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by doodlebugging 7d ago
I like the analogy of the carpenter building the form that the masons used to build the bridge. I think it is pretty accurate for today's software construction based on a lot of posts here and on other forum threads. Software programme
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by doodlebugging 12d ago
>All of the notorious BMW V8 twin turbo issues were related to the early design and were solved in N63TU in 2014. That's great! It sounds like the early engine had lots of problems but BMW iterated until they solved them, and ended
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by doodlebugging 12d ago
Thanks for the added context. It made me think. I guess I should've qualified my comment with a note about those vehicles being American-made V8s. Diesel engines tend to have higher lubrication requirements thus they have larger oil p
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by doodlebugging 12d ago
I've owned and driven V8 engine powered vehicles since the 1970's and have never owned one that used more than 7 qts of oil for an oil change. Most use 5 qts plus a filter. That is why oil is sold in 5 qt jugs. That's all tha
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by doodlebugging 12d ago
I saw this mentioned somewhere several weeks ago. I used my driving data and maintenance records and projected mileage forward two years for each vehicle and bought the amount of oil I would need to service each vehicle for two years of dri
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by doodlebugging 13d ago
Plant a garden area with native plants. I have several garden plots across my property and over the years I have been removing all non-native vegetation and replacing things with natives. By keeping the area around my orchard and vegetable
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by doodlebugging 13d ago
Nice dashboard. I have built a spreadsheet that I use for tracking weather that is fairly similar to this though I only have 25 years of data that I have collected so far. All of it was collected on my property though and I am up in one of
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by doodlebugging 13d ago
Am I the only one out here who doesn't have a webcam or a microphone connected to their daily driver pc?
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by doodlebugging 19d ago
I wonder about those first adopters and where this leaves them with future support or warranty issues. The system itself looks so different from standard panel-based rooftop solar that installers will need to have been trained to install th
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by doodlebugging 19d ago
That was a long two hours. 15 minutes longer than two hours actually. It was well spent overall since Gamers Nexus covered the privacy intrusions that LG has built into the OS for their smart TV line and likely all of their other smart home
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by doodlebugging 19d ago
You seem like the kind of person who probably gets a rise from seeing all those mildly penis orbital vehicles lifting off.
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by doodlebugging 19d ago
I agree. There's a nice list of humans that I would love to see go interstellar.
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by doodlebugging 19d ago
>I hope your institutions and the people's resilience will overcome this dark chapter of American history and build a better foundation on top. I hope we can scrape it all back to the bedrock foundations of our country before we reb
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by doodlebugging 20d ago
Congratulations to those who have worked so hard to make this happen. I wish you continued success. It is great that they have realized both mission targets on their second flight attempt. I think the more options there are for access to sp
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by doodlebugging 20d ago
A better target would be the oil and gas industry. When you look at this diamond situation it looks like in approximately one generation, demand for natural diamonds dropped low enough that the effort to mine new diamonds became uneconomica
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by doodlebugging 23d ago
I agree with other posters that kids need to learn critical thinking skills at an early age. I hope we don't see Texas educators trying to take the opposite side of the coin and mandating AI teachers at all (or any) levels just to try
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
With less legacy infrastructure to connect to and to support, solar makes sense in developing markets, especially as prices continue to decrease. This leaves the oil and gas industry with a clear disadvantage and begins to tie their surviva
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
Someone should've been more thorough when they prepped this for release. I read all of that text. When I got to the part about their mouthwash (rinse) I found xylitol hyped as part of the disinfection regime. Xylitol was just tagged, a
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
Yep. If we're dependent on SF tech-bros to build useful robots we're already screwed. The Chinese robots can literally run circles around anything I've seen come out of the US. Maybe ours are not public. Don't count on t
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
Private actors are inevitably part of groups. Those groups need to hold the individual members accountable. That obviously doesn't work any more in SV among wealth-obsessed tech-bros. It still works in other parts of the economy though
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
Evidently not in that industry.
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
That video at the refrigerator suggest that you might be able to get Nori to pose as you described as he passes and raise a Heineken in the other hand.
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
Based on the video evidence with the eyes widening down the page I suspect that this robot can do that for you. I think if it rotated that wrist-cam around to be on top that it can even simulate flipping them off with the other hand. Legend
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by doodlebugging 24d ago
We can fix this by holding each other accountable. Peer pressure and community sanctions of bad actors will result in the changes we need.
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by doodlebugging 26d ago
Proctologists agree on this one thing that smart glasses can never conceal.
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by doodlebugging 26d ago
I noticed the linked blog mentions birds and bats. I thought bat chirps required higher sample rates than the microphones normally use. I have an Audiomoth and to set it up for bats you need to use the highest sample rate for proper ID. I l
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by doodlebugging 26d ago
I agree with your summary. Greed has won out over everything else.
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by doodlebugging 28d ago
Unusual. Nice concept. I ran the demo. How does it select the vehicle used in the demo? Is that something that I can change? Overall I ran it on my old workstation desktop under LibreWolf with no issues.
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by doodlebugging 28d ago
Money does fix those problems. The problem is that the money that could be used is being applied to the wrong problem or is being siphoned off by those whose only goal is accumulation of money since that accumulation might guarantee more po
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by doodlebugging 1mo ago
I have thought about this and I have to disagree since the figure of the man is centered between the two leopards and is scaled similarly to them. I feel like the work here was incomplete. Perhaps all the wives followed them to the site, we

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