Official 'what is Dota anymore' discussion - Page 9826

On October 27 2018 04:59 Pontual wrote:
this is honestly so cool, i wonder if you hear animals during night like wolfs and mountain lions
you could very much do wildlife photography as a hobby without much effort

On October 27 2018 05:03 PassiveAce wrote:

It's usually dead silent here at night which I like a lot after spending most of my life in cities haha

But a few weeks ago I was on the balcony after dark and I saw a huuuuge male moose walk across our driveway

On October 27 2018 05:11 Pontual wrote:

sounds like the chillest place to just enjoy the night sky then

unless you hear a mountain lion screeching, it sounds straight out of a horror movie

This paper encourages the cooperation of different Internet of Things technologies in industrial
environments for avoiding social disruption in novel Industry 4.0 paradigms. For this, green I3A smart factory
(GreenISF) scenario is presented, where the deployment of a collaborative mesh network based on Bluetooth
low energy (BLE) and long range wide-area network (LoRaWAN) technologies promotes human–machine
collaboration towards socially sustainable factories. In order to encourage human-centric architectures in
such environments, our smart wristband prototype OperaBLE is introduced in this paper as key enabler for
human-in-the-loop systems. Thus, the network deployed in GreenISF is composed of body area networks
which monitor labor activity and reinforce security at work by embedding sensors in regulatory industrial
clothes. These networks cooperate with our BLE mesh infrastructure aimed to fulfill the major challenges
Industry 4.0: zero fails, total coverage, and sustainability. Furthermore, a context information network based
on LoRaWAN complements our mesh network to provide the system with valuable environmental data
and prevent operators from harmful workplaces. The system is connected to a fog server responsible for
preprocessing raw data that will be stored in a global cloud server. The experiments carried out highlight the
contribution of OperaBLE towards safer working conditions and a sustainable digitalization of Industry 4.0

[Note 2] "Take a cod of ten pounds, well cleaned, leaving on the skin. Cut into pieces one and a half pounds thick, preserving the head whole. Take one and a half pounds of clear, fat salt pork, cut in thin slices. Do the same with twelve potatoes. Take the largest pot you have. Try out the pork first, then take out the pieces of pork, leaving in the drippings. Add to that three parts of water, a layer of fish, so as to cover the bottom of the pot; next a layer of potatoes, then two tablespoons of salt, 1 teaspoon of pepper, then the pork, another layer of fish, and the remainder of the potatoes. Fill the pot with water to cover the ingredients. Put over a good fire. Let the chowder boil twenty-five minutes. When this is done have a quart of boiling milk ready, and ten hard crackers split and dipped in cold water. Add milk and crackers. Let the whole boil five minutes. The chowder is then ready to be first-rate if you have followed the directions. An onion may be added if you like the flavor." "This chowder," he adds, "is suitable for a large fishing party." Wolcott, The Yankee Cook Book (Coward-McCann, Inc., New York City, 1939) p. 9.

On October 27 2018 05:56 eieio wrote:
I have rolled my thing and am done working 14 hour days I think. Left office at 1 am last night. Very tired but very proud! Ok thats all time to sleep forever bye.

On October 27 2018 06:15 Plansix wrote:
Complex academic writing can be complex and filled with terminology. But it is also filled with these things called citations.

Behold the greatest legal ruling in this history of Boston and beyond. Where the MA Supreme Court ruled that fish bones were a natural part of fish chowder and the server was not liable for someone who choked. And the Judge’s favorite recipe for Fish Chowder to prove that large chunks of fish were essential for the flavor.

http://masscases.com/cases/sjc/347/347mass421.html

Please see foot note 2:



Citations are critical to being taken seriously. Or conveying important information, like how to cook god damn fish chowder.