@Edent what's so bad about <div> ... or: Why do you want to avoid them?
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@Edent also this! this is how you learn!
My start was a thin book that you typed in a "duck shoot" (I think it was) game page by page as you went through the book.
I wonder if that book's still in my parents house somewhere. 🤔
But also many magazine type ins too. -
@Edent also this! this is how you learn!
My start was a thin book that you typed in a "duck shoot" (I think it was) game page by page as you went through the book.
I wonder if that book's still in my parents house somewhere. 🤔
But also many magazine type ins too.@ivor Yes!
Please do buy a copy and let me know what you think of it 🙂
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@Edent This is so cool! Defo going to order a copy, looks fun, but also honestly think there’s something to be said for “having to look closely and manually type out code” as a learning exercise!
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I recall reading a kids novel with BASIC code in it that intentionally had a bug it, which was part of the plot. You had to debug it in order to fix the targeting system brfore the incoming missiles destroyed the station you were on -
@Edent
I recall reading a kids novel with BASIC code in it that intentionally had a bug it, which was part of the plot. You had to debug it in order to fix the targeting system brfore the incoming missiles destroyed the station you were on@DefectiveWings I would like to read that!
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@Edent Potatoes from potatoes.com. Kudos to the marketing people not trying to be "smart." That's a rare thing.
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@Edent have you dared sign up for their email list though?
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@Edent I was so hoping for this…
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@Edent warning: it might freak out CJ Cregg
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@Edent That's the wedding present sorted (Cousin living and getting married in NZ in the New Year)
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@Edent That's the wedding present sorted (Cousin living and getting married in NZ in the New Year)
@ben awesome! We're heading to NZ this Xmas - such a lovely part of the world.
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@Edent They could call it ... Hydro power..
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@Edent Put a turbine into gutter drainpipe?
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@Edent
Well, there are downpipe generators...
But they are unlikely to produce enough to be viable, even in the UK.And also this
But I don't think it has made it out of the lab yet.
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acscentsci.4c02110
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@Edent there are panels that can also harvest energy from rain drops hitting them.
Quick Google leads me to the term TENG for this. -
@Edent I've got a stream running past the house, and sometimes I just stand and watch the Watts I could be capturing flow past.
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@Edent I've got a stream running past the house, and sometimes I just stand and watch the Watts I could be capturing flow past.
@jezhiggins put that river to work!
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@jezhiggins put that river to work!
@Edent It's love to!
(I have looked into it, but it's nowhere near as straightforward as solar+batteries)
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@Edent It's love to!
(I have looked into it, but it's nowhere near as straightforward as solar+batteries)
Seems like the sort of thing you could just knock up in a weekend
https://youtu.be/KEsrAmM07fs?si=_aThb0ZFVb0UC5sZ
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Seems like the sort of thing you could just knock up in a weekend
https://youtu.be/KEsrAmM07fs?si=_aThb0ZFVb0UC5sZ
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@pikesley Yes, but also no. I suspect my neighbour down the hill could run one of these - I mean he's literally lives on the old mill. I could get 2 or 3m head, but I'd need to run pipes, and probably take out some trees to do it 😕