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by pugworthy 1y ago
Does it matter which side of the plane you are on or how close to the wing (engines) you are? I could imagine an audio difference between left and right if you were sitting at a window near an engine.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
I recall seeing similar glassware illustrations in catalogs from the 70's?
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by pugworthy 1y ago
HP gets a lot of crap for home printer quality and ink DRM, but does still have some neat products like this. The industrial printers for example, especially the PageWide Web Press line are impressive. The T1100 is a huge beast. Then there
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Irrespective, it's interesting to see a different reference to small tubular structures from some time ago.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Runs fine for me. Perhaps a bit more investigation on your end before putting fault on the site and authors?
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Yelping with Cormac(yelpingwithcormac.tumblr.com)
2 points by pugworthy 1y ago|1 comments
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by pugworthy 1y ago
A writing experiment by E.D.W. Lynch wherein the author imagines Yelp reviews in the style of Cormac McCarthy
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by pugworthy 1y ago
My dad was a HAM (W7AAI) and as a kid I found the frequencies for walkie talkies on his receiver in the shack. After Christmas I would tune in and hear local kids doing the "I can hear you, can you hear me?" thing with the new pr
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by pugworthy 1y ago
So, a group of AI models that can look at images and understand them, working well for many different tasks without needing extra training?
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by pugworthy 1y ago
To be clear, here is the rest of what the article title should be... > ...for individuals with high-risk non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer whose cancer had previously resisted treatment
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by pugworthy 1y ago
My Wyze cameras love to report "pets" - which have been deer, foxes, raccoons, opossums, and yes occasionally a cat or dog.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
What I was told in the ER is that troponin basically only shows up when there's been heart muscle damage so is a pretty clear sign. It doesn't show up immediately though - typically a rise within a few hours of the heart attack.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
63, no history of heart disease, all my numbers in the "normal" range, fit, don't smoke, not overweight, good diet, etc. I was building a greenhouse in the back yard and went from feeling kind of "shitty" to classi
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Did you mean Troponin? Troponin shows up in the blood when there's been damage to heart muscle.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Rules for things like environmental studies, zoning, and planning exist for very good reasons.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
If this is a joke it's in extremely bad taste
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by pugworthy 1y ago
My boy Henry will always choose my right side, tucking under my arm and his head on my chest. Which is him in a "leftward" position then. He'll work out some kind of arrangement if I'm laying on my left side and he can&
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by pugworthy 1y ago
It would be interesting to have some kind of wildlife moving about that generated sounds. Like dot drawn butterflies or birds that emitted sounds and created some new kinds of sound and pattern variation.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
VR would be amazing I think. To fly through the space slowly, drifting along.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
> If someone at Valve had taken 10 second to … Looking up some quick stats, Steam has 132 million monthly active users and 69 million people use Steam on a daily basis. Not all those games are using VAC, but just looking at CS2, it routi
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by pugworthy 1y ago
As an early admin of the Steam forums it was always fun when people came on to say they’ve been false VAC banned. There was sometimes the grand denial of any cheating, then the “well my little brother did install something but I didn’t use
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by pugworthy 1y ago
I used to have this AM headphone radio that I’d listen to from Oregon. Late at night these remote California stations would start to come in and I’d pick up things that my coastal small town living did not imagine existed. Like the good D
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Amusing things to do... * Type things and listen to the various tones. I'd go for a little app that just let me do this day to day. I'd probably find it annoying pretty quickly but it would be interesting turned down low.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
I've often eyed the Saildrone craft (which they are using) when heading out to the Alameda ferry dock area. Pretty cool looking devices. https://www.saildrone.com/
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Love the Lost (TV show) reference as well as the value of the constant. There is an additional Lost reference in https://developer.android.com/games/pgs/leaderboards Also https://developer.android.com&#
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Yes blocked at mine I now see. Guess I've moved up a bit more on that "watch this guy" list. I don't know how you'd exactly handle it, but an NSFWCP (Not Safe For Work Cybersecurity Policy) tag for some links would
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Retirement and leaving behind a code base that’s not crappy. And someone mentored who can take over when I’m gone. And get my MG Midget back on the road.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Same. My highschool library in the 70’s had a subscription and I would read through them with relish.
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Not gas dispersion, but it's crazy how fast some compounds can disperse in the human circulatory system when introduced by IV. If you've ever had IV saline flush you may know that metallic taste that seems to show up in your mout
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by pugworthy 1y ago
Could you explain the joke?

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