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Comment #15752404
A good way to deal with tinnitus is by trying to find sounds/background noise to tone it down or drown it out (and by drowning out I mean not loud, more like a gentle distraction).…
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Comment #15576940
For some good examples how to teach technical and mechanic concepts concerning maintenance check Out PS, The Preventive Maintenance Monthly. It's a series of US Army technical bull…
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Comment #15374914
Have you tried the Amiga version? Back in the days. It had the same mechanics but it was a lot more polished with graphics and sound. Plus loading was a lot faster!
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Comment #15016038
I was a backer on "buy Jeri some coffee"-level. Too bad it didn't pan out but they tried. At least we have a chance that Jeri might do a few new videos now.
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Comment #14829098
> ...are "technically incapable of blocking off groundwater with the frozen wall"...every day 300 tons of contaminated water leak from the crippled nuclear plant... That article is…
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Comment #13961445
It's a neat product comparison site but it seems to be missing various models. At my first try I already missed the Renkforce 3D printer series from Conrad Electronic (EU/German) (…
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Comment #13875093
Dr. Steve Savage's blog: "Applied Mythology" is a good start. http://appliedmythology.blogspot.com/ But I wonder what is "subtle anti-ag" or "blatantly pro-ag" means in this contex…
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Comment #13634366
I remember this from when I stumbled upon it way back (2003?). Back then under the title "when zeppelins attack". It is indeed a nice internet evergreen. Once in awhile these pop u…
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Comment #13591591
Most readers only know him as a statistician, gapminder (which he founded) and the ted talks but he also had a medical background and was prepared to go straight to work during the…
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Comment #13587939
Agreed, an iPad with goodreader is the way to go (in particular its notetaking and extensive file management options). I might even go for the 12.9" pro model at some point but the…
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Comment #12799741
This has been coming for quite a while. The IARC seems to have its own agenda and it isn't always based on scientific integrity. Good start for those who want to know what's been g…
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Comment #12432406
I concur, this was one of those classic series I had planned to see for years and recently bought the blu-ray edition. I wasn't disappointed. Thanks to 35mm it really shines on Blu…
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Comment #11957395
I'm reminded of this cartoon about an inventor who demonstrates a teleportation device. Shows you don't have to go all technical or write an economic treatise about emulated humans…
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Comment #11698266
Turbo/fastloaders for the Commodore C64 Datassette. https://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/Datassette And just be glad you don't have to use these anymore. Loading programs from casset…
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Comment #11468166
I recognize and played a lot of them all back in the day. Only things missing are Commando and Ghost & Goblins (I can still hum the tune!). Amazing what they could do with the SID …
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Comment #10567786
Thanks, the Amplio used the original Civ2 sprite resolution and colour palette as a starting point. It seems to have hold up well. There's also some layout logic at work. If you lo…
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Comment #10567725
Old Freeciv unit graphic developer speaking up here...The current Freeciv graphics you see in-game set is called "Amplio". It has been tweaked throughout the years (10?) but still …
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Comment #10329019
Are we talking about classic incinerators (simply burn stuff) or plasma arc (gasification)incinerators? With plasma arc gasifications the temperatures are so high (2,200 to 13,900 …
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Comment #10174271
The scans are also available on archive.org https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine-087 Glad to see Mort's (zzap64.co.uk) scanning efforts were not for nought. He has scanned a…