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by scoot 5y ago
More likely "She" (or rather "They" since there are two authors). > also repeatedly states the events of 1997 happened 35 years ago. You misread. The article says 25 years, except this: There are images from the news
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by scoot 5y ago
Yes, so again, a period of several months, not several years.
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by scoot 5y ago
> Scientists spent several years trying to convince the powers that be that Covid spread was airborne. Several months, perhaps? The article you link to and the letter it references are both dated July 6 2020. Even now COVID-19 has only e
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by scoot 5y ago
You stated that an email address is required. It's optional. So the requirements are effectively non-existent (although who doesn't have an email address). > You can't get RUA/RUF any other way. There are free service
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by scoot 5y ago
> the “charge more” mantra that is (or at least was) extremely popular on Hacker News You'll need to ask patio11 for comment. He might have had some disciples regurgitating it, but he's ultimately responsible for this viewpoint
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by scoot 5y ago
North of England was what I had in mind. I guess "soda pop" (US) and "fizzy pop" (UK) might have a common root.
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by scoot 5y ago
> This is incorrect. DMARC requires nothing but an email address to send reporting to. This is also incorrect. Reporting (rua/ruf) are optional. > if you don't have a policy of "REJECT" set on your domains, DMARC i
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by scoot 5y ago
> "pop" in british english It might be regional, but I think "soft drink" or ""fizzy drink" are far more common. I can't recall the last time I heard "pop" used in this sense.
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by scoot 5y ago
And since you used the word, how about the 'b' in 'doubt'?
460.
by scoot 5y ago
A missing comma after "rescued" perhaps? With it, it would mean "they returned", rather than "they have been returned".
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by scoot 5y ago
A transformer and coil design guide from the same author: https://ludens.cl/Electron/Magnet.html
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by scoot 5y ago
Nice!
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by scoot 5y ago
Your description immediately made me think of the TI SN76577 "Complex Sound Generator" IC [1]. If I'm not mistaken it was used in the early versions of the MB Games Electronic Battleship game (think falling missile and white-
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by scoot 5y ago
Since from your comment she appears to be in the UK, GDPR right of access still applies. She can get a copy of the data, even if not access to the account.
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by scoot 5y ago
Don't even get me started on the worst designed hand dryers ever. Who wants to put their hands into two thin streams of air and move them up and down while avoiding the sides, and not being able to rub them together to distribute the m
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by scoot 5y ago
Except that it doesn't, hence "cable car" (in International English).
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by scoot 5y ago
Not exactly. US Jelly is more like UK Jelly (US Jello), but less viscous, yet spread like jam. I would call US Jelly "fruit flavoured", with a high water content, no fruit solids, and occasionally even artificial fruit flavours; w
468.
by scoot 5y ago
You're correct - a wire rope is a cable, but a synthetic rope is not. But "rope" generally refers to synthetic rope, not wire rope, so a rope is not a cable.
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by scoot 5y ago
I love that people think that @dangbot is a person. (Yes, of course there's a person behind the bot...)
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by scoot 5y ago
Despite what the OPs video suggests, there are no ropes used, rather steel cables. A rope's mechanical properties wouldn't be beneficial for a ski lift.
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by scoot 5y ago
So add it?
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by scoot 5y ago
> Part of my incomplete BS As opposed to part of your complete BS? :D (Sorry, couldn't resist!)
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by scoot 5y ago
Do you have more info on your processor build? Sounds fascinating! I hoped that there might be a video on your channel, but it didn't appear so.
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by scoot 5y ago
It says as much in the friendly article: Introversion and extroversion are also a spectrum rather than binary. (They even bolded it.)
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by scoot 5y ago
Off-topic, but this is the second time in two days that I've seem someone on HN correctly use "disclosure" when disclosing something, rather than "disclaimer". A sea change?! It's clueless, I know, but you&#x27
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by scoot 5y ago
"ZX Spectrum game developer Bernie Drummond has died" The current title is a bit misleading, as it sounds like he was involved in the development of the spectrum.
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by scoot 5y ago
Or Daft Punk?
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by scoot 5y ago
One thing that isn't explained is how they deal with mapping the animations for the diagonal strips in the second version? I had a quick look at the code, but didn't see anything obvious.
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by scoot 5y ago
Naturally, but OP specifically wanted higher density – just not necessarily _that_ high.
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by scoot 5y ago
The answer to the density issue is not to use individual strips, but a matrix. You can get them down to at least 2.5mm (1/10") pitch. Of course then you have a different problem - how to see out!

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