Could they be synchronised independently? My grandfather in France had a clock that was receiving a radio signal I think from Strasbourg. They’ve been around for a while. I remember being up late during day light hour change and i would suddenly hear the second hand rush forward. It would stop one whole hour on the switch back. I would use it to adjust my watch. Nowadays I use raw GPS and any mobile phone is synced from the network anyway.
Not sure how accurate this is, but pretty cool video https://youtu.be/uD4izuDMUQA
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Look it works, I have never seen a pregnant autist. Check mate!
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Thank you for the A20 🙏
Fixed headlinese:
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Most off that time is standing still, while the L1 door is still closed, and the jetway has not even begun to move to connect to the aircraft.
People don’t realise that once the plane is parked, engines are shut down and belt signs go off, there’s still shit to do before deplaning can begin.
Or maybe different sounds altogether. Like in enunciated morse code “dit dit dit” / “dit dit daa”.
The dit could be done by tapping with a nail, daa with a finger, or something like that.
Just jab a pen tip in the earth shutter, so you can push a European plug in, with little force. The diameters of the prongs are close.
Some research postulates it’s the lack of sunlight.
Yeah, I suspect the AI tag should apply to even more games then.
Does using copilot to code count as “made with AI” too?
Switch from your scrum main to your scrum alt.
You can need a visa for tourism.
Thanks for clarifying.
You mean useful to a programmer, or as useful as a programmer?
I think new research says otherwise.
Man: why is the speed of light that?
God: what
Man: the speed of light in a vacuum is 299,792,458 meters per second… why?
God: first of all, the speed of light is 1 dumbass