When they got a colour TV it also coincided with getting a Commodore 64, so naturally they suggested using the old TV for the computer.
Funny thing is that the C64 colour palette was prepared for this. The 16 colours weren't just random picks on the colour wheel, they also functioned as 4 different shades when shown on b&w.
Shortly after we did get the proper monitor but it still had a switch so you could still check how the your graphics looked in b&w.
No, but unrelated to my car, I did make googly eyes when I saw a bunch of Nazis on a corner of a street four years ago. I do regret it though.
In my half a century of living I have bever seen that before, so it came as a shock to me. Next time I will ensure to give them a good beating instead.
Dyeing is pretty straightforward. Soak it in dye mixed with water for 24 hours and wash it gently afterwards.
You're going to need a bucket or other large container, because you'll probably need your sink in the meantime.
Purchased dye works great but it costs money and might have chemicals. A usual batch of dye can color a whole lot of clothes, so you're in luck if you already have more than just one shirt to do. Once open, it's difficult to store for later.
If you want a DIY non-toxic dye, you can simply use coffee for a light tan shade, or blended beetroot for red color. Lots of other options, but they will be more light than purchased dye. Natural dyes also won't last as long in washing, but it's a fun experiment to make your own.
Same procedure. Mix it in boiling water and check that the fabric can withstand the heat (no knitwear). Otherwise let it sit for longer in colder water.
Check the polyester percentage as well. You can't dye plastic.
To make patterns you can simply hang the clothes over the dye mixture and only drop dye the parts you want. The edges will likely not be very straight, but if you draw the lines up with a black marker afterwards it can look really cool still.
You can also make the hippie tie-dye using rubber bands to separate the areas. I'm not really a fan of that look, but I'm not going to judge anyone for looking like a stoner. I much prefer to color the whole thing, because it's easier and looks better in my opinion.
If you just wanted it to be white again, you can do the same with bleach, but keep in mind that it's toxic, smells like a swimming pool and bad for the environment. Bleach might be better to do in the washing machine to keep the smell contained. Don't put other dyes in the washer - that won't work well.
China has started using electric drones for transport. It's still quite new and a novelty, but these "flying cars" might be a better solution than roads and tires.
They do take up more space than cars when parked and I have no idea of how they are supposed to navigate if/when there's more of them, but overall I think it's an interesting idea. Flying cars have been a joke since the 1950, but now that they're actually available, I'm really hoping they take off.
Det er måske forhåbentlig en lille smule pinligt for nogle at vores eget folketings hastemøde om immigrantstrømmen blev overhalet af EUs hastemøde om at immigrantstrømmen er fake news.
Der bliver talt meget om alternativ til offentlig transport og taxa, men jeg håber også lidt utopisk på at det kan trække nogle privatbilister ud af deres egne biler.
Biler fylder simpelthen for meget, selv når de står parkeret, så det ville være dejligt hvis flere kunne deles om de samme biler og tilmed få bilerne til at køre væk af sig selv når de ikke er i brug.
Janan Ganesh is politically confused and repeats whatever the wind blows in his direction to make people listen to his self perceived centre based smartness. He's not as centre as he thinks or likes to portrait himself.
First he was against Brexit, then he was for a hard Brexit, then he critiziced Brexit.
These profound "insights" are always presented without any introspection. There's no such thing as "compassionate conservatives". That's just a fool who acts like a mouth piece for the right wing.
Well, an issue could be that it's not a sweater, so if she wanted a sweater, she might be disappointed to find out that she came home with a poncho instead.
The perceived danger of AI in 20th century science fiction was never really about the level of intelligence and only rarely about it being sentient.
It was more about ruthless efficiency being done without intelligence or compassion.
This theme goes even further back to the first movies like Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times, or later in Pink Floyd's The Wall, where the same danger originates from man made procedures, rather than AI. This theme is often made as a reference to the Nazi regime which operated with rigid and efficient procedures.
Anyway, current AI is neither intelligent or efficient.
Computers are fast though, and that itself could be a sort of danger, especially when operated by Nazis.
If you have a bike storage/workshop/garage, you could hang the inner tubes from a nail in the ceiling rafters and use them to hang the bike when doing repairs.
Another thing to make is those elastic fasterners, by sewing a hook on each end of a part of tube.
Why are you living your life like that?
My parents had a b&w TV into the mid 80s.
When they got a colour TV it also coincided with getting a Commodore 64, so naturally they suggested using the old TV for the computer.
Funny thing is that the C64 colour palette was prepared for this. The 16 colours weren't just random picks on the colour wheel, they also functioned as 4 different shades when shown on b&w.
Shortly after we did get the proper monitor but it still had a switch so you could still check how the your graphics looked in b&w.
No, but unrelated to my car, I did make googly eyes when I saw a bunch of Nazis on a corner of a street four years ago. I do regret it though.
In my half a century of living I have bever seen that before, so it came as a shock to me. Next time I will ensure to give them a good beating instead.
I've been driving an EV for 6 years.
Is there anything else you would like to know about driving EVs?
Dyeing is pretty straightforward. Soak it in dye mixed with water for 24 hours and wash it gently afterwards.
You're going to need a bucket or other large container, because you'll probably need your sink in the meantime.
Purchased dye works great but it costs money and might have chemicals. A usual batch of dye can color a whole lot of clothes, so you're in luck if you already have more than just one shirt to do. Once open, it's difficult to store for later.
If you want a DIY non-toxic dye, you can simply use coffee for a light tan shade, or blended beetroot for red color. Lots of other options, but they will be more light than purchased dye. Natural dyes also won't last as long in washing, but it's a fun experiment to make your own. Same procedure. Mix it in boiling water and check that the fabric can withstand the heat (no knitwear). Otherwise let it sit for longer in colder water.
Check the polyester percentage as well. You can't dye plastic.
To make patterns you can simply hang the clothes over the dye mixture and only drop dye the parts you want. The edges will likely not be very straight, but if you draw the lines up with a black marker afterwards it can look really cool still. You can also make the hippie tie-dye using rubber bands to separate the areas. I'm not really a fan of that look, but I'm not going to judge anyone for looking like a stoner. I much prefer to color the whole thing, because it's easier and looks better in my opinion.
If you just wanted it to be white again, you can do the same with bleach, but keep in mind that it's toxic, smells like a swimming pool and bad for the environment. Bleach might be better to do in the washing machine to keep the smell contained. Don't put other dyes in the washer - that won't work well.
Peace is coming.
-en, -a, -et
China has started using electric drones for transport. It's still quite new and a novelty, but these "flying cars" might be a better solution than roads and tires.
They do take up more space than cars when parked and I have no idea of how they are supposed to navigate if/when there's more of them, but overall I think it's an interesting idea. Flying cars have been a joke since the 1950, but now that they're actually available, I'm really hoping they take off.
Det er måske forhåbentlig en lille smule pinligt for nogle at vores eget folketings hastemøde om immigrantstrømmen blev overhalet af EUs hastemøde om at immigrantstrømmen er fake news.
Der bliver talt meget om alternativ til offentlig transport og taxa, men jeg håber også lidt utopisk på at det kan trække nogle privatbilister ud af deres egne biler.
Biler fylder simpelthen for meget, selv når de står parkeret, så det ville være dejligt hvis flere kunne deles om de samme biler og tilmed få bilerne til at køre væk af sig selv når de ikke er i brug.
The "up to" carries a lot of weight in the headline. The article is more nuanced.
Janan Ganesh is politically confused and repeats whatever the wind blows in his direction to make people listen to his self perceived centre based smartness. He's not as centre as he thinks or likes to portrait himself.
First he was against Brexit, then he was for a hard Brexit, then he critiziced Brexit.
These profound "insights" are always presented without any introspection. There's no such thing as "compassionate conservatives". That's just a fool who acts like a mouth piece for the right wing.
We don't send draftees to war. It's only basic training.
Skimming the top, yeah, but the "top" is 99.99%.
Well, an issue could be that it's not a sweater, so if she wanted a sweater, she might be disappointed to find out that she came home with a poncho instead.
The perceived danger of AI in 20th century science fiction was never really about the level of intelligence and only rarely about it being sentient.
It was more about ruthless efficiency being done without intelligence or compassion.
This theme goes even further back to the first movies like Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times, or later in Pink Floyd's The Wall, where the same danger originates from man made procedures, rather than AI. This theme is often made as a reference to the Nazi regime which operated with rigid and efficient procedures.
Anyway, current AI is neither intelligent or efficient.
Computers are fast though, and that itself could be a sort of danger, especially when operated by Nazis.
Maybe he's gay.
Fake and gay.
Or religious, which is the same.
I keep a professional distance to all my co-workers regardless of age, gender, title or experience.
I don't even know which is worse; working with people you like or people you don't. Both have their challenges in time.
I'd definitely stay clear of any clique mentallity. Best to stay assertive with those sorts of people.
Or in sports terms. Don't get dragged into their drama. They can keep that shit game on their side of the court. You focus on the ball.
If you have a bike storage/workshop/garage, you could hang the inner tubes from a nail in the ceiling rafters and use them to hang the bike when doing repairs.
Another thing to make is those elastic fasterners, by sewing a hook on each end of a part of tube.
If you want the good slice you'll need to hit your balls with a hammer to show true devotion.