56367 pts ยท August 17, 2017
I don't even know if this is AI or just a shitty Photoshop. Can't operate the vehicle while it's plugged in anyway...
Makes me think of the line from The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy, "The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't."
I mean, maybe it varies from industry to industry, but in the medical device manufacturing world, quality systems are a necessary part of business. There's a lot of regulatory overhead to comply with, but doing so not only reduces risk of injury to the patient or doctor, but also reduces your business' financial risk because you have documentation to prove you made everything as intended.
If rap isn't a general pass for your musical tastes, he's certainly worth a listen. "All Caps", the song that has the lyric from the picture I posted, is a great track. His track with Gorillaz on Demon Days, "November has Come" was one of the main influences to get me to dig farther into rap and hip-hop.
Awesome work!
Tacoma FD was a better spiritual successor to Super Troopers than Super Troopers 2 was. I'll see the 3rd at some point but my expectations are pretty low.
I mean...
This was my kids' (9 & 13) first mainstream show. They had a great time. Hope yours do too.
I'm seeing him on Tuesday at the Providence Performing Arts Center. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing the pics.
They are about thumb sized, but I think robin eggs are a little more blue. Not sure what the nest maker is, but I thought the one in the middle was a cowbird egg and didn't want to influence anyone's suggestion. Cowbirds are nest parasites and lay their eggs in other bird's nests. When the cowbird hatches, it usually out competes the other hatchlings to their demise. Thanks for offering a suggestion no matter what though.
Thanks. I was fishing to see if anyone else thought the egg in the middle was a cowbird egg without saying so directly to avoid influencing the answer. Thanks again for the suggestion.
Wow, that's very impressive. Thanks for the info.
Damn, those are really great. What printer setup are you using? I think I see 6 colors on Noodle so I was wondering if you used multiple multi material handlers.
So this chud had someone else record a video of his complete inability to select the correct fastener for a job and comical misuse of use simple tools and thought it would be a good idea to post said video on the Internet and show the world what a useless chode he is? And people actually seek out the content this person puts out and take him seriously?
The 'h' in engineering stands for happiness.
When keeping it real goes wrong.
If all he did was collect the trash, that would be one thing. But it appears that he excavated the riverbed as well, and that is not something to be done by amateurs.
I doubt you're making one of these yourself for less than $100. For 6061 aluminum, eyeballing a 3"x1"x8" envelope is going to be between $30-$50 depending on what the actual size is. A spool of the rubber cord is probably not that expensive, but still non zero and unlikely to just have on hand. There's also additional hardware in the way of fasteners, the rollers that guide the elastic, feed tube, spring for the feed tube, etc. Plus assumes you already own a CNC and tooling, which isn't cheap.
I only started reading the series a year or two ago. I started reading from the Color of Magic onward in order and am up to Pyramids. At the same time I started reading the group of "young adult" books with my son at bedtime. Those I started with The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents, then went on to the Tiffany Aching series, starting with The Wee Free Men. My son has enjoyed the ones we've read together so far.
I think you're forgetting price. Those compact flash cards were $Texas in comparison to the price of a floppy disk.
I repeat myself here, and I'm certainly not disparaging the quality of your excellent work, but the resemblance is uncanny...
Great work. Not gonna lie though, the thumbnail had me thinking it was a prop from a Sir-Mix-a-Lot video.
Is there a name for this type of skate park? I've never seen one like this. I have no interest in a traditional skate park, but I'd be very interested in trying one like this one.
No they ban it because it's an unnecessary risk, which I have explained at length. Can you provide a reason that you want to die on this hill other than you "prefer glass"? I've never seen people intentionally smashing bottles at the beach.
Beaches can also have rocks and shells mixed in, which can break a glass bottle. Plus personal effects like metal chairs or even other glass containers can be a source of breaking. All of that sand also means you're unlikely to collect all of the fragments in the event of a break. On top of that, most beaches prohibit glass containers anyway so this isn't just my opinion. This isn't necessarily about you but everyone else who also shares the beach with you.
I'm going to argue that bringing glass to the beach is inherently irresponsible. Again, if it does break you can't be certain it's been cleaned up completely. Accidents happen, especially for situations involving alcohol consumption. Pools are also places where glass doesn't belong for similar reasons. I typically prefer my drinks in glass for a variety of reasons, but I'm not going to be selfish when there's reasons to override my preference.
I personally hate getting glass fragments in my feet at the beach. Accidents happen, broken glass is pretty difficult to be completely clean up, even with the best of intentions. Glass is amazing, but certain situations call for special considerations
I don't even know if this is AI or just a shitty Photoshop. Can't operate the vehicle while it's plugged in anyway...
Makes me think of the line from The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy, "The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't."
I mean, maybe it varies from industry to industry, but in the medical device manufacturing world, quality systems are a necessary part of business. There's a lot of regulatory overhead to comply with, but doing so not only reduces risk of injury to the patient or doctor, but also reduces your business' financial risk because you have documentation to prove you made everything as intended.
If rap isn't a general pass for your musical tastes, he's certainly worth a listen. "All Caps", the song that has the lyric from the picture I posted, is a great track. His track with Gorillaz on Demon Days, "November has Come" was one of the main influences to get me to dig farther into rap and hip-hop.
Tacoma FD was a better spiritual successor to Super Troopers than Super Troopers 2 was. I'll see the 3rd at some point but my expectations are pretty low.
I mean...
This was my kids' (9 & 13) first mainstream show. They had a great time. Hope yours do too.
I'm seeing him on Tuesday at the Providence Performing Arts Center. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing the pics.
They are about thumb sized, but I think robin eggs are a little more blue. Not sure what the nest maker is, but I thought the one in the middle was a cowbird egg and didn't want to influence anyone's suggestion. Cowbirds are nest parasites and lay their eggs in other bird's nests. When the cowbird hatches, it usually out competes the other hatchlings to their demise. Thanks for offering a suggestion no matter what though.
Thanks. I was fishing to see if anyone else thought the egg in the middle was a cowbird egg without saying so directly to avoid influencing the answer. Thanks again for the suggestion.
Wow, that's very impressive. Thanks for the info.
Damn, those are really great. What printer setup are you using? I think I see 6 colors on Noodle so I was wondering if you used multiple multi material handlers.
So this chud had someone else record a video of his complete inability to select the correct fastener for a job and comical misuse of use simple tools and thought it would be a good idea to post said video on the Internet and show the world what a useless chode he is? And people actually seek out the content this person puts out and take him seriously?
The 'h' in engineering stands for happiness.
When keeping it real goes wrong.
If all he did was collect the trash, that would be one thing. But it appears that he excavated the riverbed as well, and that is not something to be done by amateurs.
I doubt you're making one of these yourself for less than $100. For 6061 aluminum, eyeballing a 3"x1"x8" envelope is going to be between $30-$50 depending on what the actual size is. A spool of the rubber cord is probably not that expensive, but still non zero and unlikely to just have on hand. There's also additional hardware in the way of fasteners, the rollers that guide the elastic, feed tube, spring for the feed tube, etc. Plus assumes you already own a CNC and tooling, which isn't cheap.
I only started reading the series a year or two ago. I started reading from the Color of Magic onward in order and am up to Pyramids. At the same time I started reading the group of "young adult" books with my son at bedtime. Those I started with The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents, then went on to the Tiffany Aching series, starting with The Wee Free Men. My son has enjoyed the ones we've read together so far.
I think you're forgetting price. Those compact flash cards were $Texas in comparison to the price of a floppy disk.
I repeat myself here, and I'm certainly not disparaging the quality of your excellent work, but the resemblance is uncanny...
Great work. Not gonna lie though, the thumbnail had me thinking it was a prop from a Sir-Mix-a-Lot video.
Is there a name for this type of skate park? I've never seen one like this. I have no interest in a traditional skate park, but I'd be very interested in trying one like this one.
No they ban it because it's an unnecessary risk, which I have explained at length. Can you provide a reason that you want to die on this hill other than you "prefer glass"? I've never seen people intentionally smashing bottles at the beach.
Beaches can also have rocks and shells mixed in, which can break a glass bottle. Plus personal effects like metal chairs or even other glass containers can be a source of breaking. All of that sand also means you're unlikely to collect all of the fragments in the event of a break. On top of that, most beaches prohibit glass containers anyway so this isn't just my opinion. This isn't necessarily about you but everyone else who also shares the beach with you.
I'm going to argue that bringing glass to the beach is inherently irresponsible. Again, if it does break you can't be certain it's been cleaned up completely. Accidents happen, especially for situations involving alcohol consumption. Pools are also places where glass doesn't belong for similar reasons. I typically prefer my drinks in glass for a variety of reasons, but I'm not going to be selfish when there's reasons to override my preference.
I personally hate getting glass fragments in my feet at the beach. Accidents happen, broken glass is pretty difficult to be completely clean up, even with the best of intentions. Glass is amazing, but certain situations call for special considerations