I tried the metal guards, but pine needles like sticking in the.
Now I use a Shop-Vac with 20foot of extensions and a 180 u bend on the end. Works well, and the extensions I got even have a side handle on them to help with hefting the tube up and controlling it.
The phrase you're looking for is CRI (color rendering index). There are a ton of low-CRI crap lighting, but if you're willing to spend it, you can do better:
There's others out there, but if you get a CRI in the 90+ range, it will be better than most (Walmart are ~60 last time I researched; bad enough it's hard to find out what they really were). I'll agree with the light tubes as being a good idea, but I haven't used them yet. A poster further down said something about metal halide-- the largest problem with MH bulbs is their output goes down *drastically* as they age; we're retrofitting 8xT-8 bulbs in a few factories with good results.
I've paid for VisualSVN ($50/dev...), and it seems to be well worth it to me. The biggest thing that I'm having trouble is wrapping my head around "how to use it" -- the "Make a copy to Tag a release" seems funny to me (I understood CVS, but hated its shortcomings).
VisualSVN's windows server is also good (it uses AD accounts. yay!), even though it doesn't support all the bells and whistles.
So my current toolset is:
VisualSVN Server [$0]
TortiseSVN [free]
VisualSVN Client [$50/dev, but a free foss license exists] for Visual Studio integration.
It isn't baked into the CCVS (or whatever they call it), but it works (unlike Ankh).
It still has the same warts that SVN has (initial version, you have to commit & then checkout ?!), but it keeps me happier.
I'd love to see it. It seems comfortable and nostalgic to me. I'd also like to see Ballistics / Ballistic Trains for rapid travel, but...
One thing you have to watch out for in those carbon-fiber spheres is diffustion; Hydrogen diffuses through everything (even metal -- hydrogen embrittlement), but there may be a good way of making a good filling structure.
Why aren't more cameras using CMY filters instead of BRGR filters?
The biggest downside I see of current cameras is that they need a lot of light for an image; if you can get 2 photons/color I would think that you would end up with a much more sensitive camera, but I've only seen that in some astronomy cameras...
And then you learn that people revolt, and that even you must sleep. Trying to rule wisely will bring about compassion -- that goes back to the Beowulf epic and Egypt.
And evolution does has precepts towards a kind of right:
Cannibalism has issues with prions (mad-cow disease)...
Extermination leads to loneliness...
"Have fun. Don't hurt anybody." takes on more power the deeper you go...
Even without religion, we have purpose (or at least are driven to several goals, eg):
To Exist Beyond Death (everybody wants to bequeath a legacy -- even without an heir)
To Parent / Nurture their children (see above, but also - I want my kids to be better than I am)
To hoard and amass great wealth (see 1 & 2... also, I'd like to live in luxury)
Sometimes, these goals hurt people or help others. Later, many believe their legacy should include others loving them, so they try to undo some of their assholeishness (cf. Carnegie)...
Dunno... one of my acquaintances had a kid with a siezure problem (he would stop breathing and fall over).
Their solution was a Nefoundlander (sp?) -- big hairy dog that drools a lot. One day it happened, and the dog picked the kid up, put him on his back (err... they're like 3 feet tall) and carried him home.
I've been impressed with their manners and abilities, but I am still hesitant with that level of trust. Then again, their son wouldn't be able to participate in after-school sports otherwise...
But what do you do about the Y-90 that is the result of the decay (which emits gamma and becomes Zr-90 which is stable)? I don't know how you calculate the power split between Alpha/Gamma, so it may not be a problem...
But I like the Alpha transformer you mentioned as well as the power-keg idea... This is in the natural emission mode, so you can't turn it off, right? (Then again, I wouldn't mind hooking it to the grid when I'm not using it)
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I tried the metal guards, but pine needles like sticking in the.
Now I use a Shop-Vac with 20foot of extensions and a 180 u bend on the end. Works well, and the extensions I got even have a side handle on them to help with hefting the tube up and controlling it.
Now I don't bother with ladders...
The phrase you're looking for is CRI (color rendering index). There are a ton of low-CRI crap lighting, but if you're willing to spend it, you can do better:
http://www.handhelditems.com/5500k-color-corrected-light-fluorescent-lamp-photo-bulb-p-5711.html
[Good quality light. No manufacturer anywhere on it so...]
http://www.solux.net/cgi-bin/tlistore/infopages/index.html
[Claims. But I haven't dealt with this company]
There's others out there, but if you get a CRI in the 90+ range, it will be better than most (Walmart are ~60 last time I researched; bad enough it's hard to find out what they really were). I'll agree with the light tubes as being a good idea, but I haven't used them yet. A poster further down said something about metal halide-- the largest problem with MH bulbs is their output goes down *drastically* as they age; we're retrofitting 8xT-8 bulbs in a few factories with good results.
Liesure Suite Larry 4 (I think). Final scene, as the woman protagonist, you strap on an armed bra and save the president (I think)....
I've paid for VisualSVN ($50/dev...), and it seems to be well worth it to me.
The biggest thing that I'm having trouble is wrapping my head around "how to use it" -- the "Make a copy to Tag a release" seems funny to me (I understood CVS, but hated its shortcomings).
VisualSVN's windows server is also good (it uses AD accounts. yay!), even though it doesn't support all the bells and whistles.
So my current toolset is:
VisualSVN Server [$0]
TortiseSVN [free]
VisualSVN Client [$50/dev, but a free foss license exists] for Visual Studio integration.
It isn't baked into the CCVS (or whatever they call it), but it works (unlike Ankh).
It still has the same warts that SVN has (initial version, you have to commit & then checkout ?!), but it keeps me happier.
I'd love to see it. It seems comfortable and nostalgic to me.
I'd also like to see Ballistics / Ballistic Trains for rapid travel, but...
One thing you have to watch out for in those carbon-fiber spheres is diffustion; Hydrogen diffuses through everything (even metal -- hydrogen embrittlement), but there may be a good way of making a good filling structure.
Why aren't more cameras using CMY filters instead of BRGR filters?
The biggest downside I see of current cameras is that they need a lot of light for an image; if you can get 2 photons/color I would think that you would end up with a much more sensitive camera, but I've only seen that in some astronomy cameras...
I wonder if dedicating the book would work. Probably not, but...
You download the book, and the front page says "dedicated to WrongHeaded. Available to others at www.isoldthis.com."
Then again, I don't pay attention to the credits, so that probably won't work.
If it's "printable", and "works on any possible eBook reader", I don't think the DRM would hold....
If this bounces to you...
Would you guys be able to release something so we can do this with the OpenMoko phone?
Or the Wing?
Looking for a PDA phone, but this only looks like it runs on some older models.
I'm tired of not having good cell signal in my house, and WiFiVoIP sounds like a good solution...
-Thor
And then you learn that people revolt, and that even you must sleep.
Trying to rule wisely will bring about compassion -- that goes back to the Beowulf epic and Egypt.
And evolution does has precepts towards a kind of right:
Cannibalism has issues with prions (mad-cow disease)...
Extermination leads to loneliness...
"Have fun. Don't hurt anybody." takes on more power the deeper you go...
Even without religion, we have purpose (or at least are driven to several goals, eg):
To Exist Beyond Death (everybody wants to bequeath a legacy -- even without an heir)
To Parent / Nurture their children (see above, but also - I want my kids to be better than I am)
To hoard and amass great wealth (see 1 & 2... also, I'd like to live in luxury)
Sometimes, these goals hurt people or help others. Later, many believe their legacy should include others loving them, so they try to undo some of their assholeishness (cf. Carnegie)...
Dunno... one of my acquaintances had a kid with a siezure problem (he would stop breathing and fall over).
Their solution was a Nefoundlander (sp?) -- big hairy dog that drools a lot. One day it happened, and the dog picked the kid up, put him on his back (err... they're like 3 feet tall) and carried him home.
I've been impressed with their manners and abilities, but I am still hesitant with that level of trust. Then again, their son wouldn't be able to participate in after-school sports otherwise...
But what do you do about the Y-90 that is the result of the decay (which emits gamma and becomes Zr-90 which is stable)? I don't know how you calculate the power split between Alpha/Gamma, so it may not be a problem...
But I like the Alpha transformer you mentioned as well as the power-keg idea... This is in the natural emission mode, so you can't turn it off, right? (Then again, I wouldn't mind hooking it to the grid when I'm not using it)
What information would you be willing to share about those headbands?
More of an idle curiosity, but I didn't think the muscle signals would have been that detectable?
Thanks!