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by illwrks 2y ago
As has been said by others, sheep are not killed for wool at all. https://youtu.be/mANMw7nFYIQ?t=67
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by illwrks 3y ago
The keypad etc suggests it's a version of a Nokia 2720. Perhaps with a clear shell, and a custom theme. https://www.hmd.com/en_gb/nokia-2720-flip?sku=16BTSB01A08 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by illwrks 3y ago
If I was to guess, probably yes but on the Japanese side.
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by illwrks 3y ago
I 100% agree. I know someone that works in a school with children that have special education needs. I was talking with them several months ago and they said majority have genuine issues but they suspect some children have just been ruined
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by illwrks 3y ago
I did this for some people in my wider team when they were going to events. Most generated qrcodes (from a URL) will work fine, but LinkedIn is strange as their direct link will open a web browser and not always kick open their app on a per
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by illwrks 3y ago
I’ve not looked at the tool, but are animations driven by CSS, and if so do you embed the CSS into the SVG? Where I work we’re looking at SVG animation tools for some graphics and the majority appear to be lottie-like tools dependent on Ja
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by illwrks 3y ago
It's true unfortunately, at least based on what I've been told, and read.
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by illwrks 3y ago
The batteries on most iPods are easy enough to replace. I did my classic and shuffle a few years ago. It cost around £20 in batteries and tools to do. Take a look on YouTube, most tasks like this just require a bit of pre-prep, time and a s
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by illwrks 3y ago
For me, it was visiting my friends house around 95, seeing him go to a website print off an exotic paper airplane design and then make it. My mind was blown, such a simple exercise has had such a massive impact on my relationship with compu
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by illwrks 3y ago
Check out the CinePi, it's a raspberry pi based camera that's being developed by several people: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/cinepi-a-high-end-film-came...
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by illwrks 3y ago
Amazing. I guess the modern equivalent might be doing the same in a WeWork or other co-working spaces.
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by illwrks 3y ago
I wonder if it's less a single action of taking one photo, but the collective noise of lots of people taking lots of photos. With film photography people were be restrained with the cost of film and photo development, whereas now there
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by illwrks 3y ago
I was on a train last week into work, the train was pretty full. I had my headphones on but not listening to anything and there was a guy next to me on a business call. He proceeds to glance around and then announce to his colleagues on the
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by illwrks 3y ago
With illustrator, the most important tools are the pen tool, stroke (and the "expand" feature to convert a weighted stroke to a fill shape), the flip tool, basic shapes, pathfinder and align tool. Best of luck with it!
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by illwrks 3y ago
I had the same experience, I used Mac exclusively for almost 20 years. I use a Mac for 99% of my work also and I have an employer supplied neutered PC which is generally fine. I purchased a personal PC laptop with Windows "Pro"...
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by illwrks 3y ago
As far as I understand it, there are several layers that make up an airplane window, the one in the middle is the vital one and the extra layers on either side have other purposes. In this incident, the outer frame had melted and the outer
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by illwrks 3y ago
I used to work in the marketing end of the industry, while I don't know all the nuts and bolts it's a very interesting business.
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by illwrks 3y ago
No they wouldn't. Marketing spend it tied to distributor confidence in the film, which is then a lever that the sales department use to book the film on screens. On an average week there are multiple new films jostling for the same fix
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by illwrks 3y ago
Wargames, the film, referring to nuclear war between countries. I literally watched it a few days ago ;)
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by illwrks 3y ago
In the modern take, replace land with users/eyeballs.
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by illwrks 3y ago
Great song.
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by illwrks 3y ago
This is probably useful in a legal context more than anything else. Imagine photos presented as evidence in court... photos taken with a known 'approved' device, with trusted credentials and a way to prove the photos came from sai
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by illwrks 3y ago
Probably with Yamato. https://www.global-yamato.com/en/hands-free-travel/scene02.h...
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by illwrks 3y ago
While you want to stay away from tourist attractions, I'd highly recommend Todaiji Temple in Nara. It's an impressive structure and history but the deer will make it so memorable.
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by illwrks 3y ago
Says it all really... it's a puff piece to promote a book launch. “If supply remains constrained, this could go on for some time,” said Bair, who last week released a new children’s book about bubbles called “Daisy Bubble: A Price Cras
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by illwrks 3y ago
Mr Doob! Thank you for your work on threejs! The webgl demos etc were, and still are, inspiring!!
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by illwrks 3y ago
2009 cheese grater MacPro. 2010 13in MacBook Pro. iPod Classic IPod Shuffle Blu-ray player WiiU and a PSP for an occasional distraction. They have been upgraded in various ways, the laptop probably has another year or two left in it before
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by illwrks 3y ago
No doubt. I saw a report several months ago and it listed Ireland as a hotbed of tech talent, which makes sense given the investment in Ireland over the last 20 years.
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by illwrks 3y ago
To frame it... one fifth of GDP, or all of the projected government expenditure in 2024.
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by illwrks 3y ago
Wow

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