Yup!, never analysed it before. Right middle hits, say, i. Right index hits n and left middle hits g, but sometimes does it before the right index hits n. They are all moving too fast!
I am CONTINUOUSLY making this typo these days and having to go back and correct it all the time. I wonder where it all went so wrong that the timing of my fingers in 'auto-mode' has become so off. I never learned to touch type, I have just developed my own fast enough 3-5 finger peck-typing over the years. I'm now able to type without looking at the keyboard sometimes for whole sentences. But even when looking down, this 'ng' keeps happening.
I know, I know. Slow down and pay more attention. Maybe it's time to learn to touch type properly, though it feels a little late after ~20yrs
Well yeah, but as far as this device is concerned, there only needs to be one hot and one uninsulated neutral/ground (which is to all intents & purposes, electrically the same in most installations).
My point was that where this device is tapping electricity from, the live conductors are definitely insulated.
Actually, you WILL need the spike. This is NOT designed for tapping in to the high voltage distribution lines, but the low voltage residential lines that feed individual buildings.
If you didn't have insulation on these cables, then the live & ground would just short out at the source as they are twisted together.
Well the big bang is one thing, but do you know... do you know how the Universe actually began for a kick off?
Imagine this. Right. You get this bath. Right. A large round bath. And it's made of ebony.
You get this bath, see? Imagine you've got this bath. And it's ebony. And it's conical.
It's conical. So what you do is, you see, you fill it with fine white sand, alright? Or sugar. Fine white sand, and/or sugar. Anything. Doesn't matter. Sugar's fine. And when it's full, you pull the plug out...
You pull the plug out, and it all just twirls away, twirls away you see, out of the plughole.
I haven't got to the clever bit yet. You want to hear the clever bit?
I'll tell you the clever bit.
The clever bit, is this. You film it happening.
That's not the clever bit. This is the clever bit, I remember now that this is the clever bit. The clever bit is that you then thread the film in the projector... backwards!
Yes. Threading it backwards is definitely the clever bit. So then, you just sit and watch it, and everything just appears to spiral upwards out of the plughole and fill the bath. See?
Certainly explains the typical I-Beam structure of a conrod.
Interesting stuff guys, thanks. I will be learning a lot more about metal engineering over the next couple of years too as I'm going to be partaking on a DIY car build (Lotus Se7en derivative) next year:) .
God, what a dumbass. Conrods, i'm sorry:) I was too busy thinking of the pushing vs pulling aspect of the two. This is embarrassing (I used to build engines lol).
So you seem to talk confidently on the subject, can you tell me what the power/displacement advantage is? Or is it merely a packaging solution with no significant performance gain?
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this is a test for anything.
Yup!, never analysed it before. Right middle hits, say, i. Right index hits n and left middle hits g, but sometimes does it before the right index hits n. They are all moving too fast!
COMPLETELY off-topic, but...
anythign
I am CONTINUOUSLY making this typo these days and having to go back and correct it all the time. I wonder where it all went so wrong that the timing of my fingers in 'auto-mode' has become so off. I never learned to touch type, I have just developed my own fast enough 3-5 finger peck-typing over the years. I'm now able to type without looking at the keyboard sometimes for whole sentences. But even when looking down, this 'ng' keeps happening.
I know, I know. Slow down and pay more attention. Maybe it's time to learn to touch type properly, though it feels a little late after ~20yrs
Well yeah, but as far as this device is concerned, there only needs to be one hot and one uninsulated neutral/ground (which is to all intents & purposes, electrically the same in most installations).
My point was that where this device is tapping electricity from, the live conductors are definitely insulated.
Actually, you WILL need the spike. This is NOT designed for tapping in to the high voltage distribution lines, but the low voltage residential lines that feed individual buildings.
If you didn't have insulation on these cables, then the live & ground would just short out at the source as they are twisted together.
I hate it when my copper rusts away like that man.
then SuperCantTouchThisCookie,
Then Stop-HAMMERTIME!Cookie
Grammar fail. That's what comes from changing your sentence structure half way through without re-reading the whole thing again.
Since posting, I have not only learned that NTFS has Junctions, but that they have already been superceded by NTFS Symbolic Links. Good stuff.
Good, so what's the problem with moving the user root dir?
How about something like a symlink?
Ah... yes... windows.
Maybe the entire universe was accidentally swallowed by a small dog.
Well the big bang is one thing, but do you know... do you know how the Universe actually began for a kick off?
Imagine this. Right.
You get this bath. Right. A large round bath. And it's made of ebony.
You get this bath, see? Imagine you've got this bath. And it's ebony. And it's conical.
It's conical. So what you do is, you see, you fill it with fine white sand, alright? Or sugar. Fine white sand, and/or sugar. Anything. Doesn't matter. Sugar's fine. And when it's full, you pull the plug out...
You pull the plug out, and it all just twirls away, twirls away you see, out of the plughole.
I haven't got to the clever bit yet. You want to hear the clever bit?
I'll tell you the clever bit.
The clever bit, is this. You film it happening.
That's not the clever bit. This is the clever bit, I remember now that this is the clever bit. The clever bit is that you then thread the film in the projector... backwards!
Yes. Threading it backwards is definitely the clever bit. So then, you just sit and watch it, and everything just appears to spiral upwards out of the plughole and fill the bath. See?
Never mind can it help... Will It Blend?
No
Must be expensive.
What?
Thank you! I came in, hoping this was pointed out. It grates on me ears (or whatever it is it grates when you hear the words you are reading).
Ahh that takes me back to my Oktoberfest days :)
Nothing here is being 'unlocked' no key is needed. There is no encryption being used, it's all plain-text data.
In that metals are stronger under tension? Yeah I am getting that message across from all the others :)
:)
It still doesn't seem right to me, but I will certainly be looking into this more in the future
That would be more akin to breaking the wireless encryption and then doing the sniffing.
Certainly explains the typical I-Beam structure of a conrod.
:) .
Interesting stuff guys, thanks. I will be learning a lot more about metal engineering over the next couple of years too as I'm going to be partaking on a DIY car build (Lotus Se7en derivative) next year
God, what a dumbass. Conrods, i'm sorry :) I was too busy thinking of the pushing vs pulling aspect of the two. This is embarrassing (I used to build engines lol).
So you seem to talk confidently on the subject, can you tell me what the power/displacement advantage is? Or is it merely a packaging solution with no significant performance gain?
As I suspected. So that was just marketing bullshit, basically. He has reduced piston speed due to more pistons with reduced piston displacement.
:) 2.0l V8 might even be small enough to fit in a Locost :)
I'll take the V8 please