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ofalkaed
2y ago
The majority of instrument makers of that time had to work almost solely to the market which was primarily working musicians who generally did not make much money, they did not have a massive middle class buying their instruments like we ha
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ofalkaed
2y ago
Apex Jr is more a traditional electronics surplus with components and the the like but also various bits of electronic equipment as well as random weird stuff all surplus stores collect and some prop rental. I could see them operating off o
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ofalkaed
2y ago
Are they connected to Apex Jr? A lot of overlap between them, have sort of suspected Jr runs off of the trash of surplus but have never known for certain. Apex Jr helped make my electronics habbit possible back when I was young and poor.
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ofalkaed
2y ago
A resistor is not circuitry, the resistor is a part of a circuit which in this case is analog.
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ofalkaed
2y ago
That is what I see, most of the liquor stores here have decreased their wine/champagne selection in favor of seltzers (THC sort and alcohol sort).
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ofalkaed
2y ago
It is an analog of a traditional burning fuel lighter. But they are using analog to refer to the fact it relies completely on analog circuitry and I suspect they actually wanted to point out the fact that it is 100% passive circuitry relyin
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Ask HN: Resources/Advice for Relearning Math
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2y ago
And just because it is on the list does not mean it is not safe to eat, its not a great list. Coprinopsis atramentaria for example is perfectly fine to eat as long as you don't wash it down with whiskey; it contains coprine which when
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ofalkaed
2y ago
What happened to all that vacant office space? Just a few months ago I saw a report which said they are up to around 35% vacancy, is any of that getting converted to apartments?
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ofalkaed
2y ago
Much of the moderation on HN is by the community through flagging and voting, the mods can not possibly read every single comment. Overall it works pretty good and having a bunch of grayed out comments at the bottom of a thread is hardly a
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I just email myself. With a little thought you can use filters and subject to get your client to file everything in the right folder for you.
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I would guess the headaches caused by new area codes is less than the headaches caused by typos. The one that gets me is fractional addresses, surprising how many sites do not allow 1/2s; most of the restaurants here use the same POS s
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ofalkaed
2y ago
If it was a sign of something larger it probably would not be so isolated, all the geysers in the area would have gone off. I would guess this is either the formation of a new geyser or an old one which has a long duration between eruptions
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2y ago
Cows have incisors, should cows also eat real meat? Incisors are more for cutting than tearing, canines do the tearing but human canines are too short to effectively tear. Cows also have canines. I would give cultivated meat a try but I don
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2y ago
That is pretty much a given with hand grinders, whirling blades don't really work when hand cranking. They could use a different sort of burr or the flat stone style more commonly seen in flour mills or even the roller mill style but g
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I am all for hand grinding coffee and I have been doing it for over 20 years now but these pepper mill style grinders are very slow and not just because of the limited capacity. Every one that I have seen has a poor feed which only drops a
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I just recently started learning tcl/tk out of frustration with the other options for gui toolkits. Liking it quite a bit now that I have gotten over the hurdle of figuring out the sense of tcl which often felt like nonsense at the sta
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2y ago
I think this will require more than politeness. Just thinking about the phone calls I would get from parents if they switched to linux cause me to sweat. I am pretty happy with them sticking to OSX, means my sister gets all the calls.
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I appreciate you tireless effort.
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2y ago
Counterpoint has its limits and a good amount of what Bach is remembered for is pushing those limits and moving us beyond counterpoint, composing like Bach is antithetical to who Bach was.
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2y ago
Did you use the trackpoint for navigating an onscreen keyboard or something? Trackpoint gestures for the the alphabet?
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2y ago
This goes far beyond what happened in the UK, this would mean thousands of planes being grounded because of the lack of reliable weather reports and every cargo ship coming into US waters taking on less cargo and possibly skipping the US al
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2y ago
This seems like standard election year fear mongering and ignores much of what NOAA is and does while fixating on how it will affect the individual. Weather forecasts for you and me is just a side effect of their providing weather forecasts
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2y ago
If memory serves water vapor in the mesosphere is broken down by UV fairly readily and migrates into the thermosphere. I think the stratosphere would be in dire shape by the time the mesosphere had any real effect and would be the least of
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2y ago
The subtitle is "Our Investigation Suggests It Is"
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ofalkaed
2y ago
Title of the article is actually "Is the New York Times bestseller list politically biased?" Was the irony intended? It is an editorial list, if it was literally based off of sales it would be as easy to game as google search resu
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ofalkaed
2y ago
I switched about 15 years ago and had started migrating shortly after OSX came out, they kept changing stuff with each release of OSX, ceased caring about backwards compatibility and then dropped the classic comparability layer which was th
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ofalkaed
3y ago
And the reverse is true which was my point, both sides see conflict differently. Introverts will generally not see courtroom disputes between lawyers as conflict, they will see it as fulfilling their role as lawyers which is something fairl
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ofalkaed
3y ago
From the extroverts perspective, probably? Introverts and extroverts view conflict differently and what is conflict to one may not be conflict to the other. As an introvert part of life is understanding that what to me is a sincere question
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3y ago
An introvert is not some passive person following the trends, extroverts are more likely of that behavior and it is part of what makes extroverts extroverted, the social aspects of life have greater importance to them.
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