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11mo ago
Sure, the chance of winning scales linearly with how often you play.
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11mo ago
Solar parking lot canopies make so much sense to me. I think they should be required going forward.
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1y ago
The formfactor is self-imposed though, they could have made the device a few mm wider to accommodate a full HDMI port, but then it wouldn't be nice and square. Form over function maybe.
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1y ago
Yup, Canon as you mention, also Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, etc. The membership is pretty extensive. https://c2pa.org/membership/ https://www.nikonusa.com/content/nikon-authenticity-service https:&#x
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1y ago
I have a D7100 as well and a 35mm 1.8 and 20mm. Both are great. 35mm on APA-C is about 50mm on full frame and is the "natural" view. Generally too narrow for landscapes and streetscapes, the 20mm starts to be good for those.
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1y ago
In that case, they're probably the lesser of two evils. Women can't campaign for more rights if they're dead...
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1y ago
And "Flash LIDAR" captures every pixel all at once. (But the frame rate is limited by how quickly the buffer can be read out and the sensor readied for the next frame.)
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1y ago
That often doesn't include their in-app purchases per-state for electronic filing.
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1y ago
I was first introduced to Ambigrams many years ago when Scott Kim was working on some game projects with one company I was at and then did the logo for another company. https://www.scottkim.com/ambigrams https://
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New vehicle drive system «Line Traction» [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
Field vests for biologists or other folks who work outdoors but not near a highway or construction site have lots of pockets and aren't hi-viz.
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1y ago
Thriftstores, craigslist, fb marketplace, the facility on/near campus that takes in abandoned/donated items from students, etc.
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Quantified Knife Project
(seattleultrasonics.com)
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1y ago
Wow, that Sony is beautiful!
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1y ago
Well, clearly, they vaporize their food with the laser and then simply inhale the fumes.
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1y ago
My wife really likes the cameras on the Pro. The macro for insects and flowers and things mostly - which are useful for her work.
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1y ago
The Google Pixel phones have a temperature sensor (1x1 though, not a full camera). I use it a couple times a month... We also have a Seek phone attachment camera. It's cool but again, don't use it in daily life that much.
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UC Research and Public Service Professionals Vote to Unionize
(independent.com)
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1y ago
At the bottom of the article there are links to two related articles from before they started out and when they were halfway through. They answer many of your questions. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02-22/scott
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I've heard 'rocks as big as cars' fully submerged, rolling down flooded creeks. The sound is eerie and unsettling - especially when you know what it is. Really gives an appreciation for the power of water.
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1y ago
John McPhee is a treasure. If you haven't read any of his work, I would. And if you don't want to dive into a full book, he has a number of collections of short stories.
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1y ago
Re "old tech": some of it is still being made! I'm currently in the middle of cleaning/ rehabbing, a 30ish year old Kenmore vacuum cleaner that I inherited from my grandparents when they died a decade ago. It's not
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1y ago
In theory this works with VHF frequencies as well using high-gain antennas (i.e. Yagi or dish).
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Camera firmware: https://thingino.com https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44791984 https://openipc.org https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44758463 NVR: https://frigate.
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1y ago
By what actual scientific definition is a fetus, not a unique human life? They have their own unique DNA, brain, circulatory system, fingerprints, etc, etc. In my understanding, any definition that discounts there individuality is primarily
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1y ago
Yup, there are quite a few little self-serve farm stands around here in Northern California. And some firewood places like the ones the sibling commenter mentioned as well.
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US Coast Guard Report on Titan Submersible Implosion Singles Out OceanGate CEO
(wired.com)
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Neom, the largest building site eyes layoffs
(newsweek.com)
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They do. Xanterra. I have family who worked for them at Yellowstone, Crater Lake, and Glacier NP. (They also have the concession at the Grand Canyon and Death Valley among others.) Seemed like a fairly good company from what little I gather
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That used to be the case, but the security situation is much better now and escorts are no longer needed. However, it is only 5.3km from the Guatemalan border and there is quite a lot of illegal encroachment so there is a contingent of arme
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