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jaydeegee
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Comment #45206024
Much much smaller scale but we did a 'Salem Witch Trails' tour and it was a grey dreary autumn day and I felt it complimented the story.
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Comment #45099438
They are in the shovel sales business in this gold rush.
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Comment #44631507
With CSS and JS Libraries I can create a 'good' looking and usable web interface in minutes.
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Comment #44383334
In an old ops role we had a metric called ticket touches. One of my workmates had almost double of everyone else but only for that metric. We had a look and it was due to how he wr…
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Comment #44243383
All gone :( let us know when you have more stock please.
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Comment #43395884
Something I've considered for a while, it's a field of complementary skills but a different mindset. I'm not sure I want to work in the world of compliance reporting and audits.
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Comment #43191040
Myself and my 6yo son watch a youtube channel Real Civil Engineer as he plays cool games like this. We saw the Ballionaire video and instantly got it we play it a lot.
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Comment #43168412
In Finland schools teach media literacy maybe that's a start.
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Comment #43167465
Finally someone using GIS data for the great good of humanity.
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Comment #42436758
Funerals aren't for the one who passed they're for the ones left behind. Be there for the ones left behind and remember you are one of the ones left behind.
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Comment #42261062
I'm sure I work with someone who gets stuck in these
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Comment #42250996
Every* food is processed food the amount of processing varies.
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Comment #41305831
I hadn't realised people finished projects.
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Comment #41030984
When Google glass was announced we proposed a POC for our field and datacentre folk (Telco industry). Lack of availability killed it off as we were in Australia and never made the …
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Comment #40733883
I'd assume the slower traffic and more people in the area would bump up pollution a bit. Formula 1 is aiming to be carbon neutral by 2030 and engines from 2026 will be run on susta…
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Comment #40733824
Normal NIMBY stuff we see every year at the Melbourne GP too. I'm all for their right to protest but they're not really selling me much on their subject choice.
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Comment #40712629
A transfer is 1 action to the size of the width of the channel.
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Comment #40712558
You guys haven't been great at sharing the Bledisloe Cup with us Aussies. That said also geoblocked here in Australia.
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Comment #40664677
NVH is a big contributor to perception of quality in the car world. This is a very elegant solution to a problem that probably wasn't all that high on the list.
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Comment #40640993
Outside of all the security aspects which look to be handled quite well on the surface I do enjoy that the client mainframe architecture is still a staple of computing.
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Comment #40594030
2 things it's a marketing exercise but it's also R&D an actual test use case for high speed precision motors/controllers. I can imagine this video is almost nsfw for folk building …
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Comment #40569080
Haha we had one roll of wire and it was 1am so we made do, I would have much preferred something a little more suitable. But hey you gotta do what you gotta do.
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Comment #40560039
I had a colleague who was old school and loved optimising, everything he reviewed come back with tiny changes that would save fractions of a ms. His nemesis was a guy who was argua…
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Comment #40559407
Awesome info cheers I have a feeling my 6yo will have a vivofit jr 2 in a few days.
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Comment #40558004
I once rewired a racecar engine loom with red 18gauge wire and used different colour heatshrink to differentiate power, ground, signal etc.. also happy to answer any questions.