L'histoire est pas pareil, mais ça rhyme en crime..
Est-ce qu'il a des facteurs qui ont contribuer à la révolution tranquilles qui pourrait être appliquer au USA dans la situation politique actuelle?
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L'histoire est pas pareil, mais ça rhyme en crime..
Est-ce qu'il a des facteurs qui ont contribuer à la révolution tranquilles qui pourrait être appliquer au USA dans la situation politique actuelle?
Hey,
I purchased a Bolt 2023 under the impression that the charger installation included the charger. The installer is saying that they do no provide the charger they only do the installation.
Did I get things wrong?
Hey,
I'm using FreeCAD to do some dimension calculations on meshes and cloud points.
The processing times aren't insignificant and I'd like to be able to reload previous work without having to process everything everytime.
I've tried to use pickle/dill but they don't seem to work with FreeCAD objects.
I'm thinking of essentially having to save FreeCAD objects on their own, pickle my python objects at save time and recombine everything when loading the files but that seems like a pain considering I have nested objects.
Any suggestions would be welcome!
Just saw that on a colleague's profile.
Is this a real role or is it posturing?
Any ways to conscientiously object to this?
I'm thinking of something that bundles some of the popular/basic personnal/small business uses with some best pratices for security, reverse-proxy etc?
Does it exist or do I just have to bite the bullet and put everything together from scratch?
I'd like to setup some automation/data logging of my compost.
Anyone has suggestions for sensors or a platform that doesn’t break the bank and can monitor/stream temperature/humidity etc to MQTT or another IIot type system?
Attempting to have a dialogue with people that struggle to understand that the generational challenges faced by us are different than what boomers faced.
Is there any sources that provide a good fact based picture of this?
I'd like it if it covered
Most stuff I found so far is either just plain terrible tonedeaf stuff and the objective data mostly lacking.
A lot of the design choices for the game mechanics and UI seemed to be a balancing act between the tabletop rules vs a more video game feel.
I think this game has a lot to offer and do wonder if it would be possible to have the option to choose between one or the other.
This way the dnd fans get what they want and so do the gamers. Hell it could be a great way for people to be introduced to the rules of dnd 5e.
Big fan, keep it up.
Got suggestions how do you like yours?
Any good books on ranching/stewardship?
My inlaws run a small sheep/cattle op on rotationnal grazing outside of their 'real' job. The wife and I have been supporting them as well and would be interested in eventually taking over.
We're definitely going through the motions of the daily/seasonal activities.
I was curious to know if anyone had any book or ressources recommandations to strengthen or knowledge and abilities.