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by xattt 2mo ago
A big issue with side-load machines is the buildup of mould over time unless you are meticulous with maintenance. I’ve adapted over the last decade l-and-a-half and learned to keep the door open, but the unease is everpresent that a cat mig
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by xattt 2mo ago
“An MRI report“ vs “a yogurt container”.
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by xattt 2mo ago
I’m curious whether this is truly the first, or whether classified aerospace projects had quietly developed digital imaging devices for reco a decade earlier.
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by xattt 2mo ago
For the curious: https://hackaday.com/2014/04/05/taking-pictures-with-a-dram-...
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by xattt 2mo ago
They remind me of a “face-in-the-hole” board (1) photo. (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo_stand-in
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by xattt 2mo ago
I can’t quite tell if Apple putting handy utilities (e.g. white noise) and options (e.g. reduce motion) within Accessibility settings, along with controls for braille readers and joystick controls, is part of a universal provision initiativ
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by xattt 2mo ago
So Snow Leopard, as parent poster had said.
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by xattt 2mo ago
I am just hoping that I can finally get an EU-spec station wagon
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by xattt 2mo ago
Curb cuts for the win!
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by xattt 2mo ago
Dictus is one that I’ve been playing around with.
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by xattt 2mo ago
Can we continue it to be somehow room-aware?
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by xattt 2mo ago
Lego bricking with ICF is probably as best as it gets right now.
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by xattt 2mo ago
Back of the line, buddy!
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by xattt 2mo ago
Hopefully, they’ll move to reporting versioning as an explicit value rather than tying it to a constant that the general population might not know about. (I.e. 6g = 58.86; 7g = 68.67). /s
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by xattt 2mo ago
Short of LINAC irradiator ride-through videos on YouTube, are there any photos of this effect in air from a point source?
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by xattt 2mo ago
Todd was a script kiddie and never really knew what he was doing. He changed careers after the layoff and is now an owner of an electrical contracting business.
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by xattt 2mo ago
I am mortified. I was going for something along the lines of ethnocentric. Thank you :)
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by xattt 2mo ago
Marital strife is a few years out from getting a lot more evidence-based.
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by xattt 2mo ago
The demo of the woman at the train station listening to a concert promoter in Spanish, taking a flyer, saying “thank you” in English and walking away came off as quite geocentric.
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by xattt 2mo ago
It will be interesting to see Ternus’s moves in this space.
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by xattt 2mo ago
1990s LCD HVAC thermostats that didn’t go down to half degrees had better precision when set to °F vs °C.
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by xattt 2mo ago
*Not available in EU or China. I wonder what the common thread is.
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by xattt 2mo ago
> … apple selling volume up and down as it were some fantastical feature and not have been present in air pods pro since god nows when. I’ve been having to throw away my earphones and getting new ones whenever I needed a new volume setti
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by xattt 2mo ago
> Exposure to a nuclear blast doesn't necessarily make things radioactive Isn’t this neutron activation?
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by xattt 2mo ago
… but set it in the Star Wars universe.
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by xattt 2mo ago
I would not be surprised if engineers who laid the groundwork for this back then would be happy with this workflow. I am reminded of an interview I saw about the Stranger Things intro (before mainstream audiences got weird about the show).
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by xattt 2mo ago
From my humble experience that does not scratch the surface of this build, a heat-recovery ventilation unit does wonders.
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by xattt 2mo ago
It helps that Latin has the word pomus for fruit.
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by xattt 2mo ago
As an aside, tomatoes are golden apples (pomodoro), and oranges are Chinese apples (Apfelsin) in some languages. A lot of cultures appear to name botanicals using apples or, in GP’s context, stone fruit as “reference” points.
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by xattt 2mo ago
Also, warranty and services differences.

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