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Comment #47532876
Slight correction: I just received an advertising blow-in from Ollie's listing Hanes and other brand women's tees for $1.99 each. That's for short sleeve, long sleeve or tank top i…
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Comment #39649174
Add RCS to that list.
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Comment #37100836
With powder bed printers overhangs and detached captured parts aren't a problem. Try making your own from an old inkjet printer.
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Comment #36357314
Or perhaps the Lisa
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Comment #35908434
I mean the following more to elucidate than criticize. A minor point of clarification (admittedly rather pedantic though in line with the many comments in this discussion which rel…
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Comment #35216774
Your comment does not reflect history in the U.S.A.. And judging from the GP "our day to day lives" is very much U.S. centric. Transportation: ""By 1981, all GM vehicles would be e…
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Comment #35119539
Others have mentioned using spaces with an en-dash or hyphen instead of an em-dash. Having used a typewriter -back in the day- I learned to produce text like this. How I learned th…
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Comment #34291340
Anecdata and another case against center-dash touch control panels -which are integrated with control units. Our 2013 Prius just had the center-dash unit crash likely due to the au…
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Comment #34226428
I believe Alan drew his observation of the 'value rule' from work on ASP, Analytical Spreadsheet Package - a part of Analyst, done in the Xerox Special Information Systems Group. T…
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Comment #33649838
I took up the Arkansas Black cause from my grandmother who was born in the 1800's. They are unarguably hard. That contributes to them being amazing baking apples. Unfortunately who…
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Comment #33617802
As to 70's and 80's programmers knowing about printing presses I'll point out that a significant early AI program (1968-1970) was named SHRDLU. One familiar with printing history m…
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Comment #33324723
Female ginkgo trees are the ones that bear fruit and hence produce the offensive odor. But branches of a male ginko tree can (rarely) change sex and bare fruit. I've never tried Gi…
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Comment #30288704
Would the early United States be considered an "individulistic society"? If so then consider the continental level genocidal practices which that society consciously adopted. Remem…
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Comment #30135119
I encountered the idea of the 'night watch' and in fact the three traditional military watches of the night and their relationship with historical sleep patterns around the world t…
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Comment #29817634
As klyrs mentioned, university bookstores typically have a section for writing implements where one can try out pens. Additionally, every decent art supply store I've been in has h…
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Comment #29717523
Most radio receivers transmit a very weak signal slightly higher than the carrier frequency of the station tuned as a result of how they enhance received signals. Look up superhete…
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Comment #26418640
My favorite statement of this idea is that, "life is that which reverses entropy."
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Comment #25586221
Oroboros
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Comment #25090979
VistA has been a very successful open source project and is being continued in OpenVistA [1]. Originating as a software project in the Veterans Administration (named VA MUMPS) in 1…
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Comment #24968381
Programmers have a wonderful solution that builds on shared presence -reducing loneliness- while enhancing focus. By using a shared screen for WFH, pair programming seems an ideal …
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Comment #22707458
As far as I know the route of SARS-Cov-2 spreading in the human body isn't known beyond the change in locality of symptomatic expression with progression of Covid-19 (upper respira…
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Comment #22313223
>I would say that they're not perfectly erasable and it still takes more effort to erase compared to a whiteboard. I think the biggest thing here is the size of the canvas and the …
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Comment #22313138
> BUT IT IS WATER BASED. So even a light rain can wreak havoc on my notes. Water based != water soluble when dry I would suggest you try similar pens with a different ink. Staedtle…
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Comment #21357014
Squawroot is another oddly beautiful parasitic plant. It relies on the roots of living trees for sustenance.
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Comment #19924792
I would prefer a sunsetting scheme along the lines of tenuring objects in generation scavenging garbage collection. In essence newly created laws would be up for review after a sho…