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Mont-Saint-Michel definitely was a special place. Already driving up to it and seeing it from a distance was surreal and then walking through this tightly packed place seemingly in the middle of the sea is unlike anything else.
Mont-Saint-Michel definitely was a special place. Already driving up to it and seeing it from a distance was surreal and then walking through this tightly packed place seemingly in the middle of the sea is unlike anything else.
With that username I totally believe you wish for nothing more.
I guess it could be that it’s easier to build. You have a tower that only gives structural support and you have a gondola that only deals with all the rotation. In general it is difficult to have something that rotates and also carries a large load. And the rotating gondola technology is a solved problem. Plus you have a large rotor area that is always facing the wind instead of half your blade area going opposite to the wind. These are just guesses though.
I guess you mainly use Autocad for creating 2D sketches? Maybe Inkscape could already be enough for that. It’s not really made for engineering stuff but you can add plugins to add dimensions for example and make accurate drawings relatively easily.
It was an great moment when I learned that bangs exist. I only use two or three but it’s still amazing.
I can recommend using the Pi Zero and Zero 2. Especially the Zero 2 is quite powerful, cheap and compact.
I use the progressive web app version and it’s all I need. the only thing i dont like is that you can no longer pull down on a post to refresh the comments. some time ago this worked but it doesn’t anymore.
Yeah and then in the next section they reveal that you have to use to official Reddit app to even be able to do anything with your points. It’s a joke.
I never used Google Plus, what did you like about it?
Evince (the standard GNOME pdf reader) has night mode that you can toggle with “Ctrl + i” by default.