Tag: imported from reddit
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Oil Well
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More than half of the 11M+ books at the University of Oxford's libraries aren't stored in reading rooms... they're in this high-tech warehouse! (more info in comments)
AltBodleian Book Storage Facility
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Hey look: it's my left kidney! Dumb, I know, but I never realised that it'd look so... kidney-shaped!
AltDan's left kidney
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"Earth" cake commemorating one of our most-recent mass extinctions (not OC, found in /r/food).
AltEarth Cake
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So... is this supposed to be a community for the pub/sub messaging system? Or something else?
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Not sure I want to take the train, any more...
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Just when you think that the current fad for 3D movies is over, somebody takes it to the next level!
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You did not post it? Of course you didn't... (x-post /r/itsaunixsystem)
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Happy 10th Cakeday, Reddit! (damn, now I can't wait until I'M allowed to have this trophy, too...)
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How can I make the most of my 3/4 monitor set-up?
I can span KSP across them, but that doesn't really help me as much as I'd like. What'd be really useful would be the ability to show the orbital view on one monitor and the staging view on another. Is there any way to achieve such a thing?
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New Delhi from the air
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In-game hack you can do to enable third-person camera!
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The window can't be opened. But I can open it anyway. Wait, what?
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One of my favourite hosting companies is recruiting using anonymous online interviews, in an effort to combat industry sexism
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So, in May 2015, we made the huge decision to start an anonymous recruitment process. The biggest change compared to tradition recuiting is this – your first two interviews are truly anonymous. We conduct them over instant messaging and run our skills tests remotely too.
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Is it possible to 'blow' a whistle or other wind/brass instrument underwater? How?
Wind and brass instruments (which I've just learned are collectively 'aerophones') work because since characteristic of their shape causes the air that is pushed or drawn through them to vibrate at particular frequencies. They work in air whether you're down a mine or at the top of a mountain, so there's clearly some tolerance …