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by freiheit 14y ago
That's generally only true on road bikes made for going fast. The rims are deep like that for aerodynamics. Cruisers (like shown in the videos), hybrids and most other transportation bikes tend not to have those deep rims.
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by freiheit 14y ago
A practical question about emacs would be on topic on unix.stackexchange.com or superuser.com.
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by freiheit 14y ago
Note that a tree farm is not (usually) a forest. A tree farm is usually just trees, all the same type and age, in a relatively uniform grid, with minimal other flora or fauna. A forest is a complex ecosystem that happens to have trees as it
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by freiheit 14y ago
Depends a lot how tightly controlled his fermentation fridge is.
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by freiheit 14y ago
There are automated home brewing systems available on the market already. Seem to be 5-10 times the cost of a non-automated homebrew setup. Here's the first I found with some random googling around: http://brewmation.com/Panels.html
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by freiheit 14y ago
They actually did make a gameboy hookup to a sewing machine, I think primarily for embroidering patterns. http://kotaku.com/5800606/this-might-be-the-weirdest-game-bo...
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by freiheit 14y ago
I see 1 lb of honey in both recipes, at the end of the fermentables. Putting the honey in later in the boil (like in the honey ale recipe) would probably preserve more of the honey flavor.
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by freiheit 14y ago
Naturally, homebrewers have already started reformulating as an all-grain recipe: http://hopville.com/recipe/1645107
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by freiheit 14y ago
Transcript, videos, pictures, discussion of all the little details, etc here: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/alsj/a11/a11.step....
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by freiheit 14y ago
Don't ever swerve around a parked car's open door. If there's parked cars, merge into the lane well ahead of them and stay out of the zone doors could open into.
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by freiheit 14y ago
I believe that 10.8M accident figure is an estimate counting all kinds of crashes, even the ones not reported to police. 6M police-reported crashes in 2007. 1.71 million police-reported crashes with an injury. 37,000 traffic fatalities in 2
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by freiheit 14y ago
That's 10.8M crashes. The vast majority aren't really "accidents", since they are caused by human actions. Census needs to fix their reports to be consistent with Department of Transportation terminology...
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by freiheit 14y ago
It's rare to find actual Calorie information for a beer (except mass-produced "light" beers). You can estimate it at about 30 Calories (kcal) per % ABV in a 12 oz beer. About 40 for a 16 oz (american pint), 50 for an imperial pint. Basicall
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by freiheit 14y ago
For a "real" bike (the kind you buy for $500 US or more from a shop that basically just does bikes, or buy used): yes For a "department store" bike aka "bicycle shaped object" (the kind you buy for $100-$300 from Walmart, Sears, Costco or a
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by freiheit 14y ago
For starters, a still has to be in a separate structure from a residence, so you'd need a shed in the back yard or a detached garage...
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by freiheit 14y ago
In fact, a lot of them are owned by the same big companies. A lot of scotch is aged in used bourbon barrels, so owning bourbon producers makes a lot of sense for scotch producers.
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by freiheit 14y ago
In the 150 years that eucalyptus have been in California, only quite recently have their native pests made it over from Australia. It's possible somebody is intentionally bringing eucalyptus harming pests over and there's some decent eviden
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by freiheit 14y ago
Have to agree with this. Fun socks for $11/month is cool, but only if there's an option to get socks that fit my 14EEEE feet.
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by freiheit 14y ago
And 3M was once a sandpaper company, who expanded "applying coatings to backings" into quite a few things.
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by freiheit 14y ago
Because many of those bike lanes are 90% door zone or have other hazards, leaving almost on top of the white line the safest part of the lane.
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by freiheit 15y ago
I remember an old german anise cookie recipe my grandmother used to make, but had to stop when she couldn't find hartshorn (ammonium carbonate) anymore. I don't recall much ammonia smell or taste in the final cookie.
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by freiheit 15y ago
If you look at some of the newer sites, they're generally prettier than the original trilogy sites. Still have the same basic design and still all about the text of questions and answers. A few examples: - http://ux.stackexchange.com/ -
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by freiheit 15y ago
Except, of course, that COPPA has a parental consent provision. The problem is the burden of verifiability.
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by freiheit 15y ago
The actual pseudo-sphere he makes a model off is crocheted. I think the approach he uses would work okay with crochet, but you'd have to add in something that knows a bit about the height of a stitch (and stick with the same height stitch),
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by freiheit 15y ago
Because you need to limit the size of the board. Also better if your board has an odd number to minimize ties. You can't reasonably have 50 people meet in a room, discuss a complicated issue and then vote on it. Having the employees elect s
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by freiheit 15y ago
Here's some answers about why some people ride fixed gear bikes: http://bicycles.stackexchange.com/q/1980/76 And related to that, single-speeds: http://bicycles.stackexchange.com/q/1983/76
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by freiheit 15y ago
I think that generating a PDF of a menu is likely to be substantially less work than scanning a menu to get an image. Nobody types a menu on a typewriter anymore, it's all text on a computer at some point before it's ink on paper. The argum
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by freiheit 15y ago
I'm one of the people that suggested cycling there. A few points: * Post a better answer. If others agree it's better it'll get upvoted and go higher on the page. * The question itself has essentially no details. Current problems? Things th
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by freiheit 15y ago
Actually, they'll get blocked on access to NFS or other network-based disk, too. (but you can configure the NFS mount to allow signals to interrupt) I've seen NFS problems lead to loads over 100.
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by freiheit 15y ago
I bet if that eyelash were on the stable equilibrium point, you'd now have two stable equilibrium points (one on either side of the eyelash, basically), and possibly an additional unstable point (balanced on the eyelash).

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