profshoelace

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   by profshoelace 5y ago

   Thank to OP for posting this and thus educating others about the “Granny Knot” problem in relation to shoelaces. All of your comments have been quite fascinating! I'm pleased that so many of you have also learned a couple of my own kno
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   That would have been my "IAN-KNOT.COM" executable animation, which was first built in Jul-1993 and then optimised in Feb-1994, and which was uploaded to various BBSs (as we did in the years before The Internet.) I should put that
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   My guess, based on the similarity to aglets, would be coax terminators?
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   Thanks for your kind words. It is mind-blowing to share knowledge with people from all around the world. Hopefully my humble website remains visible amidst the ever-growing hubbub of business that the internet has since become.
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   Well described! The fingers are indeed in superior positions for grabbing the bunny ears.
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   Like you, I'd love to pass a simple minimalist string to a Javascript code to render images client-side. My more recent "Create-a-Lace" does just that, dynamically generating all the .svg images using client-side Javascript
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   by profshoelace 10y ago

   Thanks, everyone, for stopping by and visiting my shoelace website. Fun to see that it is still highly respected, and from folks such as yourselves, that's pretty cool!