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by dugditches 8y ago
Literally the first line "All light-duty cars and trucks sold in British Columbia would have to be zero-emission by 2040 under legislation tabled Wednesday."
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by dugditches 8y ago
If it allows for development of more systems to to augment a driver's ability or limitations. Rather than relying on some unfeasible HAL dream. Things such as: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collision_avoidance_syst
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by dugditches 8y ago
You can supplement with Sodium(table salt or baking powder)+Potassium('nosalt'/salt replacement) in water.
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by dugditches 8y ago
Which is an 'old school milling machine'. Just as a Turret Mill with Rotary Table to cut curves is an 'Old School' milling machine.
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by dugditches 8y ago
How often do you think the floors get cleaned? How much equipment or tools do you think the average linecook brings to work? How much do they pay to maintain it?
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by dugditches 8y ago
If you think more modern Harley's(twin cams, evolutions)are unreliable I guess you'd say the older ones didn't run at all. The fact something can vibrate and shake so much and leave the Stealership with rattling apart is a fe
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by dugditches 8y ago
literally in the first sentence '(assuming you are in the northern hemisphere)'
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by dugditches 8y ago
Not necessarily true. 1. As 'more modern' bikes are lighter, have better brakes, suspension/handling and most importantly ABS. 2. Harley can't move on with the times. They did with their 'V-Rod' featuring a &#x
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by dugditches 8y ago
Here's an article on this talk: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/01/04/steamed-the-jo... This type of heating is still used in 'intrinsically safe' environments(where no natural gas
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by dugditches 8y ago
Along the same lines. Without as much production/support behind them. Sibirsky Extreme Trail( To map an offroad trail route all the way from the edge of the European Union, across Eurasia to the Pacific Ocean at Magadan) https:/&
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by dugditches 8y ago
90210 Canadians can use the first 3 of their postal code.
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by dugditches 8y ago
Seems crazy to spend so much on a machine, just have to do something that apparently can void your warranty if something goes amiss, to take advantage of the extra power you paid for.
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by dugditches 8y ago
The screens of your past aren't close to the ones of today.
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by dugditches 8y ago
The 4th book is different than the others, in that it's told from the perspective of a 'God'. 5th and 6th are also interesting in that they explore the Sects and universe more in depth. Personally I found 2nd and 3rd books th
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by dugditches 8y ago
This touches on what you're talking about. If you have the time the entire video's a gem of history screw history touching on Nails going into screw coatings, drives, etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3jG5xtSQA
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by dugditches 8y ago
Because it brings eyes to a project/company/product/etc. Why do you think shows like American Idol or weekly music countdowns were so popular? The feeling of participating and having an impact generates interest. Similar to t
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by dugditches 9y ago
Also the article they link said crossplay happened within the past week or so, even though it was taking off before that. I'm thinking it being Free To Play on consoles(where there aren't lots of F2P games) was the big upswing.
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by dugditches 9y ago
So the prefab parts are just going to put themselves together in the factories? Then walk themselves to the job site? And erect and inspect themselves?
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by dugditches 9y ago
To further point 1, Harley made the V-Rod in 2001.[1] Departure from their typically... lacking bikes(liquid cooling, engine designed in joint with Porsche). With drastically different styling. They had a niche but never really caught on. H
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by dugditches 9y ago
I just find he runs out of things to do, and that the videos have become repetitive. There's only so much you can do. I think the appeal is the lack of spoken narrative. The author digs at Thoreau a bit for 'duping' readers.
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by dugditches 9y ago
A four-slide or mills for making screws? Not sure what you mean... a Swiss Lathe or milling attachment? Most I've seen are one large piece machined on lathes with a tool attachment, then ground. And a some that are made of smaller 2&qu
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by dugditches 9y ago
I recall being forced to learn Cursive Script[1] in early grades, since 'it's all you would use to write Essays and assignments in once you got to high school'. Upon reaching highschool we were always asked to print. I think
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by dugditches 9y ago
Cut the pay of the few Executives and divide it among all the other 100's of employees. Will that bring the employees wages up to the right levels? It's not necessarily the People but the machines/equipment they operate that
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by dugditches 9y ago
To quote part of a recent Alan Kay post here: "We are set up genetically to learn the environment/culture around us. If we have media that seems to our nervous systems as an environment, we will try to learn those ways of thinking
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by dugditches 9y ago
Do people use Windows Media Player anymore? At least, the one Microsoft puts out? Most people I know use VLC or Media Player Classic with codec packs. And Foobar or some other player for their music. Though it seems most just use Spotify or
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by dugditches 9y ago
Those Pensions and Wages were not sustainable. The Average American is not working at Star Bucks parttime. Even if things are made in America and cleanly they'll be made by machines, not meat. And crushed under not only 'Clean&#x2
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by dugditches 9y ago
>Or maybe those who grow up with it will be better able to control themselves. Get hooked at young ages, and their tastes develop around the overly sweet/salty foods. Thus becoming adults still addicted to them. Especially with mark
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by dugditches 9y ago
You could use Kabylake('200 series') processors in 100 series (Skylake) motherboards with a BIOS update. Both 1151 socket. Shame this didn't continue.
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by dugditches 9y ago
A real example of this would be Alka-Seltzer(dissolvable antacid/pain medicine). An ad showed two tablets in the glass, and they saw a large increase in sales. Nowadays they simply come in packets of two. https://en.wikipedi
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by dugditches 9y ago
Z170 boards supported Skylake and Kaby Lake(with firmware updates). Disappointing that those boards won't see the new more cored processors. There's some... interesting power consumption with the latest i9 OC'ed. https:&#x2F

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