cardinalfang

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by cardinalfang 4mo ago
The T4 is better than the T3 where you are the crumple zone.
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by cardinalfang 2y ago
The gradient might have been created using copper palette switching, which would cost no CPU time but only work with horizontal lines.
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by cardinalfang 3y ago
An airbag helmet full of electronics would allow traditional dress, but I don't know enough theology to make the decision.
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by cardinalfang 3y ago
Statistics -> stats, calculus -> calc, logic -> null
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
Sportier drivers may wish to brake and accelerate simultaneously (rev matching, weight transfer tricks). Normal cars just cut fuel when braking to avoid two-foot drivers burning their brakes.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
We have used two boost versions built in different namespaces. Most of it works but there can be Fun if two now-independent versions of the same funtion use the same resource.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
Must have been before rvalue references.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
They use the same drivers that are on standby to escort fuel tankers and hazardous goods through the tunnel.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
Not too much, don't want to overpower the ammonium chloride.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
It's full of fructose, which is slightly less viscous than sucrose and therefore healthier for the laptop.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
The end was the best bit. I have seen good explanations of the escapement and timing gears before, but not of the crown adjuster mechanisms.
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by cardinalfang 4y ago
There seems to be a correlation between the political demographic in Germany that hates wind turbines and the one that supports Putin. Maybe someone thinks creating more wind turbine haters will increase support for Russia.
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by cardinalfang 5y ago
That can probably be automated. clang-tidy has some opinionated linting rules that contradict each other, just enabled these and choose to auto-fix.
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by cardinalfang 5y ago
Similarly you can fit a UK shaver into a Europlug socket, but may not be able to get it out again.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
You normally want to use different force front and back. But there are brakes designed for bike polo and the single-handed: https://bikerumor.com/2019/11/15/paul-pulls-both-brakes-with...
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Too late, this affair has already been used as artillery by the pro-brexit press.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Aged 17½ * 2
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Is that a euphemism for unemployed?
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
That speed is slower than magnetic memory; it could be delay-line memory, which would be even earlier.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Britain's energy mix for 2019 had more wind than nuclear+hydro 56 TWh nuclear, 6 hydro, 132 gas, 64 wind, 12 solar, 36 bio https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
It would be a Doss-house.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Situation: There are 15 competing standards and they all have the same name.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
Depends on the riding conditions. The pads on my road bike lasted about 10,000km. In 12,000km my mountain bike has needed 6 sets of pads and 1 set of rotors.
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by cardinalfang 6y ago
His English name was Ptenisnet.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
The weight of a Model X (2.5t) and the Truck's 1.6t payload is easily above the 3.5t gross a European car licence is limited to.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
The T5 scored 1 NCAP star for pedestrian safety.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
The A350 has two types of AoA sensor - vanes and multifunction probes - which should reduce the chance of everything failing together.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
Modern cars have a wireless pressure sensor failure instead.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
To make marzipan structurally sound requires adding too much sugar, which spoils the taste.
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by cardinalfang 7y ago
I know those books. I think it means fractional distillation where the volume of content remains the same but is categorized differently.

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