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by xattt 2y ago
If anything, schools able to implement air filtration and fresh air exchanges systems are likely those flush with cash and supportive parents.
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by xattt 2y ago
I, for one, look forward to ground-level auroras.
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by xattt 2y ago
> nearly melted I’ll be that guy, but a computationally complex problem won’t push your computer to a temperature beyond design limits.
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by xattt 2y ago
Isn’t that the point of Pluton? (1) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/hardware-...
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by xattt 2y ago
Now help me mop up this mess in the med room.
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by xattt 2y ago
> medical equipment This will be perfect for IV bags!
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by xattt 2y ago
That’s for the next grad student to solve.
578.
by xattt 2y ago
I tried with Logitech mice (MX510, in pearly red) and it didn’t work.
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by xattt 2y ago
Electronics shop assumed it was an active converter, rather than passive.
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by xattt 2y ago
Thank you for nailing this down.
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by xattt 2y ago
> retro XP game machine This still gets me as I vividly remember when the family computer was finally going to move past Windows 98 in 2001.
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by xattt 2y ago
I’m having a hard time conceptualizing how the plastic is shed. Do the fragments not reintegrate back into the gum bolus at the next pass/chew of the gum?
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by xattt 2y ago
This is the entire thesis of Jane Jacobs’ work: urban living works because of friction-by-design. Inadvertent interactions between people you see every day build a sense of community over time — the “sidewalk ballet”. I always wondered wh
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by xattt 2y ago
Chili’s line is perfectly delivered. It sums up a parent’s love so concisely. I make sure my kids hear it every so often, knowing that one day it will click on an emotional level and they realize what I truly mean.
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by xattt 2y ago
Is it the processing of the image, or is the shine of the machine really a warm silvery colour?
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by xattt 2y ago
They knew what they were doing.
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by xattt 2y ago
Funny to see this, given that HL2 was sold bundled with ATI cards in the early 2000s.
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by xattt 2y ago
How were you able to tap into the expertise to get to this point? Rocketry isn't something you can just "pick up"! I'm very impressed.
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by xattt 2y ago
CNG buses were about a 10-year experiment in Toronto. There were a number of bus terminals where CNG vehicles were prohibited, either due to clearance or because of the associated explosion risk. A second batch of buses were converted to di
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by xattt 2y ago
It would be interesting to determine whether the serum cortisol differs between those living in spoke nests versus those without. My assumption is that it is indeed elevated, as the “residents” are constantly mindful of their movements (and
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Gretag Eidophors (1992) [video](youtube.com)
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by xattt 2y ago
Charlottetown, a city of 38,000, has a waste-to-steam plant that heats the hospital, downtown and the university. The 30-year-old steam network springs leaks every so often, so you see gurgling hot springs from the ground. I’d love to know
593.
by xattt 2y ago
This might be usual teenage apathy mixing with rage-bait seeping out into the real world.
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by xattt 2y ago
Does HIPAA apply to HR into, or just patient health data?
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by xattt 2y ago
Forgot the /s
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by xattt 2y ago
> Collective ignorance… … and there it is. People knew but saw through it all to just maybe enjoy the wonder of the event.
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by xattt 2y ago
Similarly, promo materials for the Elan 7 talked about how the camera was able to determine exposure based on a database of hundreds of photos. I have no idea how this worked, but would have loved to see the photos they used for “training”
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by xattt 2y ago
The ones with the leak in the vacuum booster.
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by xattt 2y ago
Well, there goes the rest of today…
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by xattt 2y ago
If people had the internet when shortwave was king, they would most certainly be using it.

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