kylegordon

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by kylegordon 7y ago
Yes, Dargavel Village is well underway http://renfrewshire.gov.uk/dargavel http://www.dargavelvillage.co.uk/ There's various warnings coming out from residents and neighbours already, such as terms of
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by kylegordon 7y ago
Android 8.1.0 has at least support in the OS, but not in the Wi-Fi UI I have Android 8.1.0 (LineageOS 15.1), and a generic 'barcode reader' app ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.zx
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International Space Station computer gets a heart transplant(esa.int)
74 points by kylegordon 7y ago|13 comments
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by kylegordon 7y ago
I find StreetComplete to be a handy tool on the phone that lets you enrich OSM data https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/StreetComplete
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by kylegordon 7y ago
Likewise. Sadly not many people in this thread seem to be aware of this method.
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by kylegordon 7y ago
Courtesy of my employer, we have a tailored 404 as well :-) https://www.linn.co.uk/foo
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by kylegordon 7y ago
I would suggest reading as far as the second sentence.
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by kylegordon 7y ago
The earthquake even cause the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to lose its signal lock. https://twitter.com/nascom1/status/1146904935843295233
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by kylegordon 7y ago
> Get mugged while asleep. The overnight trains here (Scotland) have lockable cabins and lockers for those that choose to use the reclining seats. Not that crime is a problem anyway. > Also, train with a small child Travelling by plan
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by kylegordon 7y ago
And this is why, even with the best intentions of site operators, my browser will continue to use the best ad-block tools I can get, and my networks will be protected by tools like PiHole.
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by kylegordon 7y ago
Pi Zero running a digital picture frame that I made from a discarded 17" laptop screen Pi 3B running adsb-receiver and feeding flight data into Flightaware, ADSB-Exchange, ADSBHub, FlightRadar24. Pi B Rev 1 running node-red with a Jeen
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by kylegordon 7y ago
'It knows my biometric information; it knows the very contours of my face.' The iPhone does, WeChat doesn't.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Standard frenzy behaviour for a fox. It's pointless to anthropomorphize them, as it's just natural for them to kill now with the intent of coming back to collect the bodies for later consumption. Just like your average labrador wi
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by kylegordon 8y ago
A fire detection camera system could have picked out the heat plume in a short amount of time, and parked the robots as far away as possible from it. The article even comments on how cold the warehouse was, so any heat from fire in 'th
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by kylegordon 8y ago
I have an older friend who used Ubuntu on his laptop, as he had never used Windows and just wanted a simple web browsing capable laptop (before the days of Chromebooks) The number of times I've discovered umpteen copies of Firefox tarb
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by kylegordon 8y ago
> Bitcoin mines Did not expect to see them in a conversation about electricity infrastructure and aluminium smelters. Interesting times we live in.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Have you had a look at https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork ? I think it ticks all of the boxes you mentioned!
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by kylegordon 8y ago
And therein lies the disjoint between a credit based culture and debit based.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
I was an early backer, and my Lightpack is still working just great. I don't drive it from Prismatik though, I use Boblight... although I see that it hasn't been developed in a while.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
The metadata of the PDF doesn't seem to include a date, but it's not particularly new. It doesn't have the London or Paris availability zones listed.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
"Over in Glasgow we had no contact or mention of Scots as a language in school whatsoever." Pretty unsurprising, given that it's Glasgow. You're totally outwith the areas being discussed. It even says in the article that
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by kylegordon 8y ago
By looking at the animation, it appears the contact patch with the ground isn't changing. Just the same as a normal wheel then. What's changing is the internal structure and suspension.
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Thank you. Seeing 'track houses' gave me the shivers.
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Robotics Vendor Exposed Confidential Data of Major Manufacturing Companies(upguard.com)
2 points by kylegordon 8y ago|0 comments
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Mains frequency has a max 0.2% deviation, which puts your whale well outside of what mains should ever be. And if you're trying to be all conspiratorial about it and suggest it's a submarine... well, how about making the submarine
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Had similar a long time ago whilst I watched some workmen working on the traffic lights of a 6 way junction. It was being controlled by temporary lights, and they were winding up the job. One guy with a laptop plugged into the central cabin
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by kylegordon 8y ago
Isn't this where pumped storage and other forms of storage come into play? Here in Scotland we routinely pump water back up into our lochs in order to store it for future use. There's also various news articles reporting on German
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by kylegordon 9y ago
Whatever floats your boat. It's clearly a fundamental cultural difference. An inherent distrust of government and corporations, along with a willingness to pay to avoid issues, compared to, well, a modicum of trust in government, and a
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by kylegordon 9y ago
Your 'Merkin is showing. Wrong again. You deal with the airline. Not the 'government' If the airline does you wrong, at that point the CAA takes it up on your behalf. CAA ~= FAA
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by kylegordon 9y ago
Compensation is built into the EU regulations.

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