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by whatusername 4y ago
Have you got some specific Australian examples of that? I feel like I should know one or two - but nothing is coming to mind.
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by whatusername 5y ago
The hot swappable CD drive / HD bay / extra battery was pretty awesome in my memory. But I agree I'd be unlikely to use it now. I haven't used a thinkpad in the last 8 or so years -- but I do miss the keyboard on some o
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by whatusername 5y ago
2021-11-11_client_project-name_v2_final_ridaj(1).ext
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by whatusername 5y ago
At it's birth - IE6 was absolutely cutting edge. By it's death - IE6 was absolutely stagnant and fallen behind.
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by whatusername 5y ago
Looking at the list -- that URL hasn't been on the PSL for 12 years.. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=547985
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by whatusername 5y ago
Node Red "Nodes" perhaps?
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by whatusername 6y ago
context for those who haven't seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM
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by whatusername 6y ago
You missed what Waston was named after. https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-history/silicon-revolution/bu... S/360 was/is a big deal in history.
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by whatusername 6y ago
The Creality Ender 3 is Open Source I believe. It's working on their brand - but isn't selling for a 10X price premium.
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by whatusername 6y ago
Bias Lighting is the term for it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bias_lighting
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by whatusername 6y ago
don't SUV's fulfil that niche now? Basically station wagons with a slightly higher driving position? source: Drive a Kia Sorrento with 7 seats - two in the back row that flip up.
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by whatusername 6y ago
In modern terms - it might have caused a drop in total GDP - but it achieved growth in GDP per capita. Not sure that's worth the cost of course.
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by whatusername 6y ago
Surely you provide authorization to perform a data recovery but not to share the data with the media?
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by whatusername 6y ago
Carpentry/Construction is done in millimetres (with the occasional length shortened to metres). I've never heard anyone use cm. Eg: to pay for some timber at bunnings you might say: "ninety by fourty-five. one length at two
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by whatusername 6y ago
Here's a reminder about some of the fun complexity of this with Safari: https://www.chromium.org/updates/same-site/incompatible-clie... It's worth noting that as well as 3rd party tracking cookies - this
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by whatusername 6y ago
So I ordered a ds18b20 sensor last year from ebay. paid AUD $1.88 for it (including shipping). Digikey looks to be $7 plus $20 shipping (and I'm not certain if those are USD or AUD) As someone who doesn't do this for work - I&#x2
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by whatusername 6y ago
a pen and paper would suffice for immediate communication needs.
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by whatusername 7y ago
Most authors will sacrifice some amount of "realism" in the interests of story-telling (compared to Yudkowsy with HPMOR at least). A couple of Magic examples come to mind: * Brandon Sanderson does a lot of Magic impacting Physics
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by whatusername 7y ago
drop bears pre-date reddit by decades..
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by whatusername 7y ago
Also because I was curious -- looks like LTO-8 is about $12.75 on newegg. Which is still keeping below disk - but only just (and ignores the cost of drives)
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by whatusername 7y ago
Those plus Civilization.
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by whatusername 7y ago
Xiaomi Aqara Amazon Echo Plus etc as a Zigbee hub Tradfri/HomeSmart from Ikea I'm not sure I see much z-wave stuff (at least here in Australia)
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by whatusername 7y ago
Any suggestions on where to go instead of unifi? Was looking at starting fresh and they were still looking like the best option... Was hoping to start with an extra AP or two for wifi coverage and then build out the rest in time.
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by whatusername 7y ago
Here's the Melbourne Australia version: http://stkildamelbourne.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/So... I'd prefer a view of the Alps - but a view of the beach isn't too bad.
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by whatusername 7y ago
Got some suggested skills/etc for the kids?
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by whatusername 7y ago
And we (aussies) all notice and read the Australian articles specifically. I may not have looked at this one if it was "San Fransisco Gang..." but since it was a Western Sydney gang -- I instantly opened it.
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by whatusername 7y ago
to be fair -- that UI is literally designed to be an example of all the different forms options that were possible. So that was kindof the point. "It’s a programming example for The NeWS Toolkit, and it tests out and shows how to use
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by whatusername 7y ago
Similar to the LA example -- the O-Bahn in Adelaide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O-Bahn_Busway
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by whatusername 7y ago
It sounds like there was some interest that only recently fizzled out. (ref: http://www.crydee.com/raymond-feist/whats-happening/2019/120... ) That being said -- it does feel like it was going to get some pr
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by whatusername 7y ago
Does it? In Canada [1] -- looks like about 3 out of the top 10 models are "passenger cars". In Australia [2] - it's the same thing. 3 out of 10 are passenger cars (and both have a top 2 being a pickup - although the .au spre

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