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Ok, I have had my coffee, so you can all come out now!
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"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
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#Worldle #581 1/6 (100%)
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"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
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He broke the record set by Felix Kittinger in 1960[^]. He had help from Kittinger, so he wasn't totally in the dark.
Not taking anything away from him it was a hell of an accomplishment, but they made no mention of Kittinger in the article.
I don't think before I open my mouth, I like to be as surprised a everyone else.
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So, was he actually in free-fall, or did he have some sort of propulsion system to make him go faster?
Mach 1 (1x the sound barrier) is 761mph.
ChatGPT says a human's terminal velocity is around 120mph, but if you're "shaped like a cylinder", that can be increased to something like 350mph.
Still not even halfway there.
What gives? Am I gonna have to watch that video?
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Lack of air resistance at that altitude seems to be the reason they're giving.
But if we're gonna play that game, an astronaut free-floating around the ISS is going over 17,000mph.
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perhaps you might inquire ChatBot re/ specifics as per Mr. Baumgartner viz. initial altitude .
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a simple calculation viz. no air resistance no variation of gravity wrt height so constant acceleration 32'/s/s initial altitude 127852' results in a final speed of 1942 miles per hour .
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How do I 'tag' or 'reference' someone in a message, so they see it?
In theory, theory and practice are the same. But in practice, they never are.β
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
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What I know is simply with e.g. @kevinmarois, in other words: @<username>
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To add to what 0x01AA has said, find their homepage (click on the username in any message) and look at the top left: you'll see the "at code" under the username. For most people, it's an "@" followed by the username, but not everyone: any spaces are replaced with hyphens, and usernames can change without affecting at codes.
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Sadly on the phone browser CP doesnβt have too many formatting options. I wonder what would happen if you would hand type html tags
modified 26-Aug-23 6:38am.
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Try this: Piet[^]
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Completely worthless on every level, IMHO. This is a hobby project for someone who has given up on life and all it has to offer.
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Absolutely: someone with too much time on his hands.
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OriginalGriff wrote: someone with too much time on his hands
Hey! That's me!
Now back to comparing the performance of various looping constructs...
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I really think it is not _that_ worthless.
It shows the possibility of translating things from one space into another.
E.g.: For you/me the keyword "if" is most probably important. But why that "if" can not be transformed to a color, or a specific sound (e.g. 500Hz) or what else.
It is a big potential, to transform requests for people who are 'working' in another way (because of a handycap whatever) like the 'usual' people do 
Note: I was working in the field to develope audio editing software for blind people.
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The probability that it was _not_ a color blind person who came up with this is very high.
Only my thinkings...
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So not named for Admiral Piett? 
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Egads.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Which was the best technical support you experienced?
I have to mention the Texas Instrument's one.
"In testa che avete, Signor di Ceprano?"
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In the old days: Sonicwall, original company. If they couldn't talk you through it, they would remote connect and do set up or troubleshooting. Failed power supply: over nighted a new one. No charge.
Recent: Cisco, and it was a Bot. Replacing failed switch.
Codeproject: resisted pointing out that I am an idiot because I haven't a clue on CCC's. 
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Some days the dragon wins. Suck it up.
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Surprisingly, I have to give a nod to Microsoft: my MB died, so I replaced it, and Win10 insisted that I need a new licence. MS Tech support dialed in, and worked under nasty conditions to fix it. The dial in picked up only my main monitor, but the taskbar was on the left hand one - and because Windows thought it was a pirate installation it wouldn't let us move it. So he was working nearly blind to write and execute scripts to find the original licence key while being unable to see 2/3rds of the screen ...
Took him 1/2hr, but he did it and was unfailingly polite and helpful as he did.
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