jglauche

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by jglauche 12y ago
It was like drinking rose water. Very intense. Sticks in your mouth for a long while. I prefer to put it on my skin rather than in my mouth :)
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by jglauche 12y ago
Some feedback as a user: I canceled my subscription recently after about half a year. Some things I didn't like with the service: - The service said that candy was shipped bi-monthly. I assumed it would come like every two weeks, but i
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by jglauche 12y ago
Wow. I had expected a series of youtube videos showing short sequences of machinery, but I was positively surprised. The explanations are really well written and quite detailed. Thanks for the link!
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by jglauche 12y ago
There's also a ##depression IRC channel on Freenode.
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by jglauche 12y ago
No, but physical body contact in a non-sexual way helps (me) a lot.
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by jglauche 12y ago
I'd be interested in developing this further. If you could have a whole robotic hand that you could move, it could produce a much nicer way of body contact. I'm thinking about this as a self-help device for people that are sufferi
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by jglauche 12y ago
Why do all the new dating things (also as an example Tinder) require Facebook these days? I know quite a number of people staying away from that social network (including myself). Aren't you making it yourself too easy to rely on one t
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by jglauche 12y ago
I'm under the impression that a LOT of companies are currently thinking that they miss their market right now if they don't bring out a 3d printer. Actually, the market is not that big and over-saturated with printers right now. T
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by jglauche 12y ago
The link has been taken down for some reason. The Internet Archive to the rescue! https://web.archive.org/web/20140810205859/http://3dprototyp...
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by jglauche 12y ago
So, uhm, where is the beam?
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by jglauche 12y ago
Looks nice, sadly it's not only for Excel and I'm on Linux, having only LibreOffice or Gnumeric.
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by jglauche 12y ago
So, can we call this a fruit salad tree?
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by jglauche 12y ago
I stumbled on the link yesterday and decided not to get the subscription. I'm basically okay with having stuff sent to me in regular distances. I also like to try new stuff! What I dislike is making a subscription to something that I h
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by jglauche 12y ago
Worked for me after reload
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by jglauche 12y ago
The article does complain about lack of uniformed information about the printers, then advertise their search feature and then their shop. They seem to have inserted a lot of metadata about printers, but actually you can't search for t
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by jglauche 12y ago
To where exactly? Europe is pretty well covered in 3d printer shops.
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by jglauche 12y ago
Bitcoin Made Simple? Great! But I don't have (and want) a Facebook account.
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by jglauche 13y ago
Yes, the thermal printing mechanism is very simple. You need a printing head, which you can get as pre-build module, and you need a mechanism to feed the paper. Alternatives are for example thermal transfer printing method, where you have a
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by jglauche 13y ago
Thermal paper is by far the last medium I want to store a wallet on...
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by jglauche 13y ago
My work is heavily inspired by SolidPython. SolidPython, unfortunately has some shortcomings at the syntax (resulting in too many braces to read properly). I do hope that the people will share the ruby code and not the generated openscad co
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by jglauche 13y ago
I made a framework to write OpenSCAD code in Ruby. Helps a lot to keep yourself sane on big projects: https://github.com/Joaz/CrystalScad