Doesn't appear to apply to mine but...
It came from north of Vancouver BC, in the mountains. And from the look of the underside spent half it's buried in snow. But now is in Spokane for the last 6 months after living in the mountains for 7 years. It's not that humid here so not a problem, right?!?
Not exactly comforting, all these recalls lately seem to miss me by a model year.
That walker doesn't look all that great. It is very far forward in front of the person. The best wheeled ones let you walk in between the handles like the standard alum ones do. Even the common wheeled ones are closer to you than this one is. It appears to lack support for..umm..walking. Besides a motorized walker just sounds like trouble. It is going to pull grandma along without pulling her over?
If you insist on high tech there is one that shines a laser on the ground to show you where to step, kinda cool for Alzheimers and stuff.
That back support is cool but I can't see a nursing home paying over $1000/month, they balk at a $150 patient lift.
"Zimmerman also said the Guardian has had a months-long partnership with Whisper that used the very techniques the article decries."
Would that be the technically impossible ones or the ones they would NEVER use?
1st this was done 4 years ago. The future is now.
But mostly...
Why were none of the tests more than 4 hours long? What happens after the test period, do they need to recover or something?
If this is so efficient why are we talking about a 4 year old test instead of the implementation 3 years ago?!?
I am a little more concerned with why they think my frig is gonna need 4.6Gbps
Looks like it takes a lot of work for them to get an old keyboard on a modern system. Probably kills my hope of someday getting my old minicomputer keyboard to work on anything
Sure, as long as you don't swing it at the modern computer
Politicians and lawyers don't sound very appetizing, count me out.
lol, the house across the street from me is listed at $80k right now. Disregard the smell and don't touch the garage lest it fall down on you, but the house is pretty solid.
You're behind the times. I am out at the fair all this week, the lastest and greatest is a cheeseburger with a glazed donut for the bun
" there is about three times less lithium in stars than expected "
God I hate this style of description. We expected to find 100 units but we found -200 instead?
pet peeve of the day completed.
Maybe we finally found a use for a smartwatch.
Average age of stuff in my house must be a good 25 years old.
Or the equivalent in the case of my flip-phone from 2007 which several people have said sounds better than their smartphone
Even the 386 gets a little use as my music database doesn't sort on a HD larger than 250MB due to the 25 year-old shareware program from my 286.
I DO have an i7 gaming computer......attached to a CRT
Hell, my toaster is from the 70's because all the prettier replacements died in a year or two. After the 1st couple I gave up. (ISO: 70's proctor-silex toaster that is NOT green)
To make matters worse I collect old toys and computers. I have a working 1960's slot car setup in the basement and my original 1st year Hot Wheels in a wall display.
But if you just keep repeating it enough.....
It wasn't that long ago a tons of standard power cables were discovered to be subpar. Grab your thinnest feeling one and cut it open.
I think I still have a cable that says "18 GA 15 amp" that contains at best 24 ga wire but looks even smaller. Probably ok on the cheap thing it came with, but they get swapped around a lot and hooking that to your laser printer is not so good.
I always found the ones with 3 strands like the pic to be the better ones (Dell usually)
Luckily my HP one has been replaced a friendly Chinese company already...
System going down at 1:45 this afternoon for disk crashing.
