Very cute indeed.
Estefanía Guidotti, Kimba’s marketing manager, said copper and zinc help prevent the growth of bacteria, fungi, and mites during recovery. Zinc also encourages the formation of new blood vessels, helping damaged tissue heal more quickly.
Cool design.
If it’s deterministic, I don’t see it as AI.
Funny, but would you be OK posting jokes as text? It’s harder to read with the small text on a big image, not to mention accessibility.
I do have some kapton tape. I’ve heard black sharpie on masking tape too. The cutoff piece was definitely uncomfortable to hold but not in the range of instant burns; also a pretty dull surface. I wouldn’t be surprised if it were a bit about 107⁰F but I don’t think it was near 300⁰F.
I’ll have to take a thermal image next time I’m using the bandsaw! My understanding is part of the benefit of the long blade loop is heat dissipation.
I assumed it was because the blades wear quickly, but I wonder if it affects great dissipation too.
A clear case of
Ouch, hope it mends fast.
Welp, how is MapQuest these days?
Edit: Actually, looks pretty good. I didn’t know why OpenStreetMap can’t autocomplete an address to save its life, but MapQuest does fine. Also, Yelp review integration and I didn’t see obviously sponsored chains.
No public transit directions apparently? Which would be a problem if it weren’t always faster to bike than take transit in Boston.
Definitely, I was twisting the Yagi back and forth to try to get better signal.
From discernreport.com:
Yeah, looks like corporate taxes could be bigger.
Or health could be more efficient, but not smaller.
Or an ultra-millionaire wealth tax.
Very cool! Did you see the moth?
Ugh, is there no part of the USA not founded on slavery and genocide?
Very cool, I didn’t know ELRS was LoRa.
I wanted to know more about the chirp, this video explains the details well: https://youtu.be/jHWepP1ZWTk?is=nadwHmLyK5TuqtVN .
Thanks!
Should be OK, here’s how it is installed.
Interesting read. HCI (human-computer interaction) turns out to still be very important.
The only thing surprising to me is they actually are facing some repercussions. The article doesn’t actually say they’re fired though, just on leave and awaiting trial.
Also:
According to Giordano, both officers had prior “policy violations.”
Maybe the gluten is starting to degrade?
I wonder if a longer ferment on part of the dough (is that a biga?) would impart the flavor, and then you could add more flour and do a shorter proof for volume.
Those look great though, I bet they’re delicious!
Kitties do not look happy. :-(
Reading the paper, sounds like the strongest conclusion is that clean air policies are the most certain contribution. There’s some discussion of controlling for neighborhood, but it’s not that clear to me this isn’t a case of ‘being poorer is bad for health’. Still, good to accumulate evidence that pollution is bad for people at every stage of life.