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roel_v
5y ago
"Also you still need the lathe to turn a gun barrel" No you don't, you can ECM rifling and a chamber, using 3d printed jigs.
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roel_v
5y ago
The wording may be unfortunate and/or mangled through the Chinese whispers that press releases are, but you can most certainly 3d print jigs to ECM barrels. And yes, the ECM process takes 20 minutes not 2, but still. 3d printed weapons
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roel_v
6y ago
I have a system based on Markdown-formatted (along with some custom markup for metadata) recipes on Dropbox, and some Python code that generates a formatted (as in, nice looking, like a proper cookbook) PDF cookbook. I then print the cookbo
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roel_v
6y ago
" Watching from Europe, where roughly nobody is diagnosed with it nor prescribed drugs to treat it" And here is yet another victim to the 'Europe is a homogenous country-like entity' fallacy. Where in Europe are you talk
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roel_v
6y ago
Now all that is left is virtual audio output...
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roel_v
6y ago
Writing Python (and most other languages) with a proper IDE with integrated debugger and all is like eating right and exercising: it's much better when you do it, you feel better while doing it, each time you start again you think &quo
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roel_v
6y ago
"So string is no longer a "string of characters"" It hasn't been for 30 years.
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roel_v
6y ago
But in what way would digging a bypass be faster than 'just' digging out the sides of the canal where the ship is now stuck? No matter how you put it, digging out the ship has to be less work than digging a bypass. Secondly, consi
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roel_v
6y ago
I can't tell - is that more or less than you expected?
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roel_v
6y ago
That's a utilitarian argument (I think?) that I could get behind (not that anyone asks for my opinion on what rooms should be called). From that POV I guess it would be best to just call any room that isn't a kitchen or bathroom j
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6y ago
UK. Uses the term 'bully van', linking to urban dictionary, which specifies that this is a UK term. Plus has some British colloquialisms.
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6y ago
'Master bedroom' is going out of real estate descriptions, being replaced by 'main bedroom'. E.g. https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/fun-at-home/a1087/m... but that's just the f
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6y ago
In this context, for people in the Netherlands - there is a 'class action' (well not really, we don't have those in the same way as in the US, but functionally equivalent) lawsuit against Facebook in order to get monetary com
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roel_v
6y ago
A few years ago there was a story on here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9143784 , I've read some more since then but I can't readily find them (it was over the span of a few years). Maybe they were re-hash
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6y ago
"I think this would be a dream jobs to design and built low-tech yet effective solutions for smuggling. " If you think engineers are expendable to "regular" companies, wait until you learn how the cartels deal with them.
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6y ago
Put a lid on it, 1 cm of vinegar in it, then boil. Put it under an extractor hood or outside though.
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6y ago
My supermarket here in the Netherlands has most condiments in such tubes. I like them in outdoor situations, like when going camping or in the park. They're more messy than bottles or jars when used on a table, which is why I think tha
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6y ago
Now I wonder - what is a 'beverage sipper', and how is it different from a 'glass' or 'cup'?
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6y ago
I've said this on here before, but the trick to better online presenting for us tech-focused nerds is getting very familiar with OBS, get a Streamdeck (or build one, e.g. Deej) and set up your presentations so that you always show your
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6y ago
I spend a good 10 mins staring at the figure just before the header "Electrification of Vehicles" (I wish the author had numbered his figures properly). I still don't really understand what this chart means or says. Can anyon
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roel_v
6y ago
You don't know anyone who mostly eats healthy food, usually flosses, usually gets enough sleep, puts a reasonable amount of effort into their relationships and exercises somewhat? Or you don't know anyone who does all those things
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6y ago
That doesn't matter, what matter is demand for housing going up, which it does because due to net inflow, there is still a growing population; plus households get smaller (more people not partnering up or at least not living together,
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6y ago
Depends on the design, I don't see how one would print the design in the link I posted elsewhere in vase mode - even if it could be made to work, it would be a lot harder for no real purpose.
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6y ago
I spend way too long looking for this, but here it is - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxzqkhmcRlY .
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6y ago
I saw someone on YT the other day who basically printed his part with 20% infill and a honeycomb infill pattern, no bottom, then poured epoxy into the honeycomb, and then used the resulting solid 'die' to form sheet metal. Amazing
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6y ago
I saw a movie about that once - think it was called "planet of the mares".
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6y ago
I feel really bad for small restaurant owners. These large delivery companies totally take over their internet marketing too, registering a domain like '<restaurant name>-<city>.com' and when you go to that website, yo
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6y ago
Can someone please fix the title to the original in the blog ('Mitigating Memory Safety Issues in Open Source Software'), because the current title is not at all representative of what the blog is actually saying.
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I guess you're being downvoted for the political slant it brings to what most would prefer to be neutral, but I think this angle is actually very relevant to frame the OP in current popular discourse; and in fact the article itself ref
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6y ago
It was, at the time of the Unix wars, a rather childish way of 'protesting' the use of trademarks on the name 'UNIX' by AT&T, Novell, SCO etc. in their fights against other Unixy OS vendors. There were urban legends
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