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  • Yep - grated cheese is a good example. The stuff they put in to make it not stick together can contain gluten.

  • This is what news.com.au in Australia (Murdoch media) sees as peak journalism.They'll regularly trawl Reddit and twitter for 'stories' and how the public reaction (read: 1 comment) is.

    It's become a bit of a joke in the Australia subreddit to ask to be included in the screenshot.

  • Luigi protection

  • Interestingly in Ukraine they are beginning to use drones with huge spools of fibre optic cable to transmit control and video signals. They're doing this because of the jamming.

  • Could it have something to do with how long the US election cycle is? It seems that basically the whole term is full campaign mode for the next election.

    Compare to other countries with much shorter official election campaigns (4-6 weeks) and I wonder if they are less tiring.

  • Area covered by lava?

  • Fig rule

    Jump
  • Porque no los dos?

  • I love that there's a relevant Posy video that is only 22hrs old

  • Vista wasn't that bad. The dodgy selling it on computers that couldn't handle it was an issue (much like they still do with selling laptops with only 32gb storage).

    I still think it was one of the nicest looking - black taskbar with the start button sticking up, sidebar widgets, aero glass etc

  • Here it is.Top breadboard is solely for the decimal display. It has a timer to refresh the display and an eeprom with a lookup table to turn the binary inputs into outputs that show the decimal on the display.

    Bottom is input dip switches and a register - value from 0 to 255 (and selecting if negating).

    Blue dial, lonely red led and red button is the clock/reset.

    The Green and Yellow combo is interesting - it loads the value you set through an xor gate (to do negating, under clock) into the adders (next to green leds). The output from the adders is displayed on the green leds, and copied to the register for the yellow ones. The yellow register is then tied to the other input of the adders, so on each clock cycle it loads the previous value and continually counts up (or down) in the number you selected.

    The display is tied to the yellow leds for convenience (it was easier than trying to get to the green ones.

    It's a nice little desk display!

  • This is an amazing series for understanding how you can make some sand 'think'. It's not just about putting it together - it's his way of explaining why and how things work that makes it an incredible watch.

    I built a modified ALU desk display from watching this - you use dip switches to set the value (between 0 and 255) and it will the count up in that number, displaying the decimal result in a 7 segment display (and binary as leds). It can count down too!

  • My mind read that as 'hearing challenged voters' and thought 'geez I wonder how loud they had the pa'

  • That didn't happen.And if it did, it wasn't that bad.And if it was, that's not a big deal.And if it is, that's not my fault.And if it was, I didn't mean it.And if I did, you deserved it.