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tonylemesmer
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tonylemesmer
4y ago
Part of the brainstorming method with a room full of people is to extract insights that should have already have been gathered in research. It lessens the likelihood that the wrong person is left to solve the problem by themselves because y
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4y ago
322/km² in the UK [0] Ourworldindata.org
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4y ago
The whole thing will get incredibly hot. Absorbing laser energy. And the powder management is a huge pain in the ass. Powder can’t be reused forever, eventually some of the partially fused portions will have to be filtered out by a secondar
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5y ago
56% of car drivers in the UK break the 30mph speed limit. 53% on motorways [0] https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/vehicle-speed-compl...
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5y ago
How does "reporting to the city" differ from "reporting to the police"? Where I come from the reports to police do influence things like speed traps and speed bumps.
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Dash Self-Driving Car Simulator
(github.com)
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5y ago
What happens when the wind drops?
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5y ago
down from the UK
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5y ago
I tried to precipiate a shift away from Whatsapp the last time they did a privacy grab a year or two ago. But so many people use it for group messaging. The gravity around Whatsapp is enough to prevent people swapping to Signal in my circle
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5y ago
People disagreeing with my comment should realise I’m not saying that anything you could do would save you from the fate that Sarah Everard suffered. A determined rogue cop can still kill you. Anyone can kill you. The Met’s advice isn’t hel
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5y ago
You can communicate with them as you’re doing it you know. You can shout or wave to let them know you’re aware they’re cops etc. English police and USA police are not the same.
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5y ago
It would probably be fine as long as you do it calmly and don’t make any crazy sudden moves. The current climate would make it even easier. But I’m not a habitual law breaker so not really into running away from cops. By ‘running away’ I ta
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5y ago
why does this website delete your history / back button capability?
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Tangentially related. This company using graphene laced concrete to reduce the amount of cement required. And eliminating steel. New product called "Concretene". [0] https://twitter.com/Paul_Denney/status/
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5y ago
Makes the phone virtually unusable if you’re not familiar with voiceover gestures
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6y ago
Yeah, should really just be a smallest cardboard tag if something is really necessary. Can display the barcode and hang it from a peg in the shop. The tube seems like a massive waste.
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6y ago
That means that more than likely clubhouse have our details even if we have no desire to be part of it.
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6y ago
Qbasic and GWBasic/Basica are what I started on as a kid. Thanks!
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6y ago
Anyone recommend a good basic interpreter for Windows? Or even one that would work in Dosbox with text and graphics modes?
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6y ago
Love that Greg Lemond has been lurking on here for 8 years for this moment ;) Edit: Ah ok Geoff not Greg.
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6y ago
This guy recently trying using 3D printer to automate making foldable patterns: https://mobile.twitter.com/drew_makes/status/131899575440553...
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6y ago
Being actively confiscated in Gloucestershire. Overt Police social media warning people not to use them.
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6y ago
I agree. A process that typically requires manual intervention and tweaking of the source CAD model to arrive at something ready for simulation. As a design engineer maybe I’m not out of a job just yet.
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7y ago
Is 5g attractive to vendors because it’s harder to turn off than a plugged in wire? With landline you can unplug or filter within your premises. With 5g they can push megabit speeds without any of your own premises equipment.
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I had two Octanes in the mid 00s. One of them got damaged by a water leak and the other I sold for £5. The 21 inch Trinitron CRT I had with it sold for £20!
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7y ago
People like Teslas because they have a good charger network. Buying any other EV results in patchy coverage and therefore increases range anxiety and frustration.
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7y ago
is there windows sys tray equivalent? (or taskbar)
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I agree. It’s flaky at best. Not one to rely on which is kind of a necessity for a security product.
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7y ago
whoops, wrong thread.
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7y ago
doesnae work on iPhone SE
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