The Big Brain am winning again! I am the greetest! Mwahahahaha!! Now I am leaving Earth for no raisin!
Isn't this the whole idea behind flatpak but everyone seems to hate it
Everett's home life reveals a lot about his demeanour in public...
Alexa, turn on the lights.
Sure, here are 5 tips for turning lights on!
It's complicated. It's sort of colony animal, like a slime mold or a portuguese man-o-war. Either way, you shouldn't touch it.
They changed the format in the last season and did a bunch of smaller myths and the build-team was less involved. They basically knew they weren't going to do any more, so none of the cast were invested.
Since this is a practical application (and many straightedge problems don't allow measuring), you could do the same but with two parallel chords.
Bisect both chords and the line formed by those points must also pass through the centre.
Scribe a tangent to either circle. A line perpendicular to the tangent that passes through the intersection of the tangent must pass through the centre. Do it twice and where those two lines intersect is the centre point.
Not sure if that will work for your practical application - getting it truly perpendicular might be hard.
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You got yellow last too! Seemed too obvious 😁
Thank you, mouthy American child. Please to take my hockey tree. 😂
When I copy some long string like json from a debugger, and want to look at it properly formatted it starts off encoded with /n and /t characters, etc.
I usually go:
- Replace (Normal) /n -> qqqq
- Replace (Extended) qqqq -> /n
Is there some trick to do this in one step?
Had a long series of failed prints, tried levelling, replacing parts, nothing worked.
Finally by chance I noticed that the LED matrix had burnt out/broken LEDs.
But where can I get a replacement? Can you do one module at a time or do I need a whole new unit?
The 374 tonne piece of kit required a 128 wheel trailer built in France and a 900km journey to move it from Port Adelaide to Buronga in NSW.
Hi, the other day our 2010 M1 xDrive diesel made a loud pop - sounded like a backfire - and the "reduced engine capacity" warning came up on the console. Car still drives, but it has way less power.
Someone suggested it could be the intercooler connection to the turbo. Has anyone else had this happen, and how expensive is it to replace?