Hi all background
A facebook comic group i'm in posted a few really fun older style 3d
pictures. the kinds that you could move around a little.
Turns out FB now has a way to take a grey picture as a deapth map for it's
colorful partner. making a a really fun picture as a result . If you move
the mo
Gil-
Adding to the wimsical side:
http://www.minq.com/lifestyle/8913/19-coffee-hacks-that-every-coffee-drinker-has-to-know-immediately?fb_comment_id=659282570844212_812541528851648#f382a4af585002c
Weird a small amount helps you process certain fats? oO that's awesome!
Great rundown on coff
Adding to the wimsical side:
http://www.minq.com/lifestyle/8913/19-coffee-hacks-that-every-coffee-drinker-has-to-know-immediately?fb_comment_id=659282570844212_812541528851648#f382a4af585002c
Weird a small amount helps you process certain fats? oO that's awesome!
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On 01/12/2017 12:01 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> They say that Trump likes to watch himself on cable news with the sound off.
> Maybe he isn't the only one?
Heh, if I had hair and lost this stupid pot belly, I might be like that, too.
My favorite Trump joke on SNL was this one:
https://www.
It all depends on what you think this stuff (internet stuff) is for. I enjoyed
this article:
It’s Time to Kill Twitter, Before It Kills Us
http://www.newsweek.com/2017/01/20/kill-twitter-540656.html
On 01/12/2017 11:59 AM, Alfredo Covaleda Vélez wrote:
> It concluded that could not analyze
They say that Trump likes to watch himself on cable news with the sound off.
Maybe he isn't the only one?
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It concluded that could not analyze me because most of my tweets are
private. That's perfect to me.
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 2:42 PM, glen ☣ wrote:
> Gillian was asking that if we must talk about politics, we make it a bit
> more upbeat. Well, here's a fun site:
>
> http://internetawacs.jester
Well glen as usual nailed it! It thinks i'm upbeat, concous and yet
analitic
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 12:50 PM, Frank Wimberly
wrote:
> It said I was analytic, conscientious, depressed, and arrogant. The last
> may be because I told Kellyanne Conway that she had lost her mind.
>
> Frank
>
> F
It said I was analytic, conscientious, depressed, and arrogant. The last
may be because I told Kellyanne Conway that she had lost her mind.
Frank
Frank Wimberly
Phone (505) 670-9918
On Jan 12, 2017 12:42 PM, "glen ☣" wrote:
Gillian was asking that if we must talk about politics, we make it a
Gillian was asking that if we must talk about politics, we make it a bit more
upbeat. Well, here's a fun site:
http://internetawacs.jesterscourt.cc/launchfeed-firehose.php
If you go to the "deep dive" section and type in a twitter account username,
you get a report on their personality trait
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/cover_story/2016/10/was_a_server_registered_to_the_trump_organization_communicating_with_russia.html
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Hola
La tensión política que se presenta en Ecuador también se presenta en la
gran mayoría de los países de América del sur. En esta región algunos
países están bajo el control de la derecha, otros lo están de la izquierda
pero en todos los casos existen debates intensos con altos niveles de
exal
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 6:55 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
> a bullet (to bite on)
I have heard this expression, but I have always thought that there are much
better choices of things to bite: a second belt, a folded saddlebag strap,
and so on. This website makes some ventures as to the etymology of th
REC -
[...] an infection from a hot spring [...]
oh, dear, don't like the sound of that,
Miracles of modern an
Gary -
The prices of wireless equipment has come down a lot in the last five
years or so. I really like Ubiquiti (www.ubnt.com), and it is the main
brand that the wireless ISPs use here.
Motorola "Canopy" seemed to be the early power player in the domain
but Ubi
I seem to have always been just on the periphery of good internet
service since the 1980s, due to my choice of living in rural areas. It
has always been dialup until a very brief time with a 128K wireless
connection in Pecos, starting in 2007 until I left the USA in 2008. Of
course, most places I’v
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 3:41 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
> [...] an infection from a hot spring [...]
>
oh, dear, don't like the sound of that,
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Owen -
I studied various wireless technologies designed for third-world
environments when I was about to lose my (decent) internet
provided by my pueblo (San Ildefonso) two years ago... I wanted
to fill their void with an ISP/co-op but found a total lack o
Fascinating! Stuart Brand (Whole Earth Catalog & SFI) would be interested,
especially the wireless stunt. He studies creativity at the edge of poverty
and large sprawling cities.
I've heard a lot more folks planning to retire to Mexico and other south
american places. One went to Ecuador .. the op
and is your price for this is
$100/Mbit/month?
I'm on a similar "first mile" (23miles in my case) and they (cnsp)
are about to offer 50Mb/s service off of SF Ski Hill... for not
much more than my 1.5Mbit/s runs... I assume the extra cost is a
comb
The owner is a friend, so he let me out an antenna on his tower. It is
quite common here, except that the ISP usually provides the equipment. Some
friend...
On Tuesday, June 30, 2015, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Gary writes:
>
>
>
> Fiber in most cities now, nothing in rural areas. I have a good v
Gary writes:
Fiber in most cities now, nothing in rural areas. I have a good view of a town
20 km away that has fiber, so have wireless connection from my tower to my ISP.
“
Is that common, or something you negotiated with the ISP?
Marcus
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Grid power is fairly reliable here, and ubiquitous. Not enough sun for
solar to be cost effective. Micro hydro can be decent. Diesel only $1 per
gallon for reliable generator backup.
Connections to reliable internet is expensive, about $100 per megabit per
month. Fiber in most cities now, nothing
Hmm, seems to me Correa has been on the side of the poor folks all along.
Ability to enter the middle class in Ecuador has much to do with your
color--how light or dark you are. And rich folks like to pass on their
entitlement to their kids to insure that dynasties--political and
otherwise--hold t
"I live at about 6500 feet elevation, so I don't need much heat, and never any
cooling.
It's amazing living on the west slope of the Andes. I can drive half an hour
and get an increase in temperature of about 10 degrees F, another half an hour
for another 10 degrees"
How about power and low-lat
[A long post follows - I hope it is interesting to at least a few on
the list (I'm thinking especially of Ivan Ordoñez)]
Despite living here in EC for 7 years, I'm still trying to figure the
place out. There are so many things I could say about it, but most
would be just sort of gut feelings. My S
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Thanks, Phil, and I definitely agree that sandpile phenomena and play
phenomena are not mutually exclusive in the domain of complexity.
I think I was only trying to emphasize the point that I started my thread
with a view to specific pattern formations of frigatebirds which result from
some spe
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