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pomian
2y ago
How are those old espresso machines heated?
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2y ago
That's great you posted this information. As someone who helps various other people with their computers, and a lot of them Macs, it's hard to stay on top of all nuances of trying to keep secure and private. Apple keeps doing thi
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2y ago
This can be fascinating to observe. Take a freshly poured glass of pale beer or ginger ale. Twist a lemon with seeds into it. You may then observe the seed float to the surface, then fall to the bottom, then rise and fall again and again.
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pomian
2y ago
This is and has been already going on. How often do we try to do something at some office, and the answer is no - we ask why? " because the computer says so." We need to keep the human element, alive.
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2y ago
Congratulations on your 27? year career! We depended so much on you and Tom's in those halcyon days. The knowledge that we could always turn to your website to find out what was going on, in the motherboard market; then ram, hard driv
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2y ago
Won't Firefox open that? And through fdroid there are pdf readers also.
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2y ago
https://archive.org/details/map-1539 . . The map is truly a historical marvel. Especially at higher resolutions, can see many country details around the Baltics and Scandinavia, down to Poland, and part of Scotland and
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2y ago
I assume the above commenter never witnessed how abusive authorities were historically to young kids, from 8-18, who were just skateboarding for fun, wherever they could. Having skateboard parks - with safe skate zones, is relatively recent
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Great to hear! I remember skate boarding to my office downtown, 35? Years ago. Dressed in suit and tie, just waiting to be pulled over for "public" skateboarding. I went to work with various early morning bikers(bicycles), on the
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2y ago
I would up vote trying audiobooks. They are great for traveling, also cleaning up and other chores. Classic narrators make everything fun to listen to. There are voices for lulling you to sleep. Others to make the stories exciting. The Ha
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2y ago
From personal experience I think don't rush it and worry about it. Reading gets more fun - perhaps because it is more of an individual understanding - (you read alone and to yourself), after grade 4 even better - grade 5 and 6. I woul
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2y ago
What a great story. Chemistry truly is an unappreciated science. Another field where it is essential in studying, learning, fixing - environmental issues. There at many biologists, and ecologists, but few chemists. We need them in governme
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2y ago
a great book to read, much better than you would expect, about Hedy Lamarr, is Richard Rhodes book: "Hedy's Folly."
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3y ago
Except it only shows up in Czek!
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3y ago
Super easy install via USB cable to laptop, running Windows and Firefox. Read through the instructions once. (For - example they suggest turning phone on with stock Os, and activating all important features on the phone. Then it's a fe
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3y ago
Check different cables. I bought a cheap one, didn't work. I bought a Google one it worked. But it broke soon. I bought another different brand and it works great.
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3y ago
Yes, that. Call it enhanced learning? For instance, add Dan Carlin - Hardcore History podcasts for your history lectures. If everyone listened to those podcasts, then all you would need is a good teacher/professor to discuss what you l
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3y ago
If you can, install an old version of Firefox, and that allows you continue playing the YouTube video, with screen off, etc. (For example 68 esr)
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3y ago
For those of us who want to know, From Wikipedia: A progressive web application (PWA), or progressive web app, is a type of application software delivered through the web, built using common web technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
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3y ago
From your link, there is advice for today's computer game addicts: The philosopher and theologian Al-Ghazali mentions chess in The Alchemy of Happiness (c. 1100). He uses it as a specific example of a habit that may cloud a person'
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I thought the jets emitted were made of anti matter? (Anyone?) Interesting principle, as I understood it, was that the jet diameter to turbulent transition to laminar flow length held to similar principles as (roughly), gaseous (which would
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3y ago
Beware that those down there, don't turn into Morlocks.
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For those who read the article but still don't know, from wiki pedia: Historically, the "MQ" in "MQTT" came from the IBM MQ (then 'MQSeries') product line, where it stands for "Message Queue". Ho
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3y ago
What is maximum mast height? There are loops in Europe like this, but you need a mast that you can take down, which means you are limited in boat size - for sailboats anyway.
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Is this going to sleep? Or hibernate? I found that most notebooks(under Windows) are horrible at "sleeping", but if you enable hibernate, then the notebook can last days, without losing charge. (Dell, HP, Asus, etc.)
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We need two exits in Canada. Because a snow drift can easily block one exit. That's why there are exits on each side of a structure, not two, on the same side.
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Plywood sounds great! It is used in boat Buildng all the time.(aircraft also) By bending very thin(1/8” for example), you can add by gluing, and or nailing each later on top, which will hold the original bent shape. Plywood itself is s
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Ahhh, but perhaps a good working VR system may finally be enough for said surgeon to use it for a complex operation. There are byproducts likely unknown to us, with each advance on technology. (Good or ill.)
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And here we are, the HN consumers, reading(!) the comments. No videos or pictures. I mention this to support your comment, that there are people who like to read, and learn from reading, but it requires more time, more involvement, and more
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This thinking, or questioning, is needed everywhere. There is so much security paranoia, that it affects any one, just trying to do something. From setting up a wifi router, to seeing up an email account. Passwords must be used. Walt for 2F
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