Youtube comments of Mike Wood (@MikeWood).

  1. He made a full recovery. However his wife was, in fact, pissed.
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  2. I visited Oxford only once in about 1988. Aside from the history and architecture, I remember two things. Having lunch at The Bear (oldest pub in Oxford), and while wandering the streets with some of my classmates, bumping into an older gentleman who must have thought we Canadian students were an interesting lost looking bunch. We figured he was pulling our leg about who he was, but he offered us a private tour of the Oxford Town Hall. We followed him to humour him, and then we were surprised when the police officer at a side entrance let us all in. I think he realized we didn't believe him, so at one point he gestured at one of the paintings and asked if the guy looked familiar. Sure enough he was a former Lord Mayor. I think it might have been Lord Mayor Fred Ingram or possibly Lord Mayor William Fagg. A really nice guy.
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  3. Reminds me of the Euterpe/ Star of India. Still afloat and sailing as a museum ship in San Diego. An iron hulled contemporary of the Sark, it will be celebrating its 160th anniversary next year. I went out to sea under sail in 2003 as a guest of the museum. My g.g.grandfather was the longest serving captain of the ship in the 1870s and 80s.
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  4. One of my sets of British grandparents lived in Japan in the inter-war years. As WWII loomed and steel was needed for ships, my grandfather -who worked for the Foreign Office, was certainly reporting some of what is in this video to London. If he had only watched this video it would have saved time. :)
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  5. This was a great video. That attention to detail is amazing. And Adam's glee over the bits and pieces is infectious. Loved the weight consideration on the Hasselblad. :)
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  6. Series 3 episode 3. February 2015.
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  7. Aside from option 3 3/4 this was a really good primer for those not too familiar. And there is a lot of good discussion in the comments.
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  8. when I saw DESTROYED! I thought someone had done it on purpose. Either way, looks like some upgrades were done and it will be an improvement. :)
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  9. Zefram Cochrane has more of a chance of completing his first warp capable ship before Boeing gets a crewed Starliner off the ground.
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  10. I got excited at first you were going to say you had a ham radio license and were going to show off a software defined Radio app. :) Shortwave radio: the OG G streaming service. ;)
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  11. Not an exact equivalent, but in April, Germany authorized Krauss-Maffei to transfer 50 Flakpanzer Gepard anti-aircraft vehicles to Ukraine. Which would be just as devastating in an urban environment... And there are other former operators of the Flakpanzer that could provide mothballed stocks too. I wonder who will run out of kit first?
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  12. A spacesuit Adam hasn't seen before means hands in pockets for him. :) I wonder how many hundreds of detail pics he took of the AX-1L. :)
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  13. We all know what side Cheeto Palpatine favors. It should have worked for him.
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  14. Gross oversimplification. And while Israel has treated Gaza poorly at best, there is no sympathy forthcoming to the Gaza leadership. Their attack on Israel will get a full measure of response. The current conflict of this month, and the suffering in Gaza that will ensue, is all on Hamas. Gaza residents want some change? Get rid of Hamas.
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  15. I still use the 'Hit the enter key' as a direction when supporting end users. Apparently I am that old. :)
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  16. The idea with the slot for swappable drives is a good one! running LMDE on one machine and the flagship one on the other. No complaints. No real end user differences I suspect if someone were to pick it up and use it. Worth a go.
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  17. I really have no issue with people visiting space (whatever the definition) as tourists for however long - be that minutes or days. Are they trained as professional astronauts? No. They are passengers and no different than being on a plane. They are not crew, mission specialists, or pilots. Doesn't mean it should stop or people shouldn't want to do it. Still pretty cool to go up one way or the other.
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  18. "A bunch of Velcro... because.. space" :)
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  19. My attention span is garbage these days, but got to your applause of thanks. Applause back at you. Such a straight forward demo on what a VM is, how to install and some customization. Even followed along with the steps, though my Linux install is still chugging away. :)
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  20. Did any of your relatives come over in the Euterpe? It is now a museum ship in San Diego called the Star of India. My Great Great Grandfather was the captain for about 10 years in the 1870s. Putting in to places like Dunedin. Made many trips in the other direction than the SS Great Britain, going around the tip of South America.
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  21. I like your optimism that we will be around in 2032. :)
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  22. Just noticed you are very close to a million subs. Hope society doesn't collapse before you get there. :) Also for items in bags or cardboard boxes, I tend to wrap them in the cling plastic to keep air and moisture out longer.
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  23. "Did you know, for a brief moment, I was the fastest man alive..." -James May, slinging Gin from behind the bar. (probably) :)
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  24. I haven't watched the Meteorite Men for years and years. Probably since the show went off the air in 2013. Nice to see Geoff and Steve recommended on YT. And on a content licensed channel.
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  25. The coal they produce is actually for the steel industry - primarily in Germany, and not for heating. YouTuber Cecilia Blomdahl -who lives on Svalbard, recently (early November) did an in depth tour of the mine. Her channel has some fantastic videos of Svalbard and life up North.
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  26. I enjoyed this a lot more than some of the crazy unhinged reddit stories in other videos. Petty darn good. :)
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  27. Shannon has a ham license too? Nice. -de VE3MXU. 👍
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  28. Canadian. Can confirm ice be slippery. I think a vlog of you going to a rink and trying on a pair of skates would be entertaining. :) Here is your starter. go on Wikipedia. "List of ice rinks in Australia" try to go to a bigger one. :)
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  29. Another smoking accident onboard causes surface ship to transfer to the submarine fleet. Really surprises me they don't even try to defend against these attacks.
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  30. The Friendly Giant outro was so unexpected. Made me grin. :)
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  31. Now you need to have Katee Sackhoff on to talk about the differences in wearing the flight suit as compared to her current Mandalorian armour.
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  32. Neil Oliver is someone I have not seen in quite a long time. A lot of other history archaeology tv presenters resurface now and then on YouTube, but I can't recall seeing Neil in a video. When Coast aired originally here in Canada, I always looked forward to his presentation style and delivery. If he says it is for the dead, it is. :)
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  33. The algorithm suggested this on the weekend Ingenuity is hopefully going do it's thing on Mars. Brought there by ULA. Awesome video, Destin.
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  34. When I was a kid in the early 70s, my dad would bring me and my brother into work at the university when he had to go in for a few hours on the weekend. Occasionally that meant a visit to the computer machine room. Once, to keep me entertained, he had an operator make for me a dot matrix print out of the profile of TOS USS Enterprise. It was printed out on probably a dozen or more fan folded large format light green/white striped paper for massive spreadsheets. Made a great banner. After watching your video, I found the university has some photos online of the old computer rooms of that era including one showing a large a dot matrix printer. :)
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  35. If this short is an indication of how the rest of the series will be, it should be really good. Nice symbolism of the room colours. And the contact to the ISS - and using the right call sign too, pretty awesome. :)
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  36. If it is the same thing you were referencing, downloading the PDF it is at the bottom of the list of courses seen at 17:43. Bottom left.
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  37. I wish that sometimes when showing the items, or telling the stories like this, there could be clips from the show. Surely Discovery or whoever owns the rights would let Adam have 30 seconds now and then.
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  38. This would be interesting as one of Adam's One Day Builds. Very intricate stuff. for sure leveling up from basic ones to the complex would be needed. The typewriter one... I would need to see the instructions on that. Hard to believe it is made out of so few sheets. 
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  39. I saw the British Army YT got hacked. Make sure you button up your accounts. Ivan doesn't like what you are doing. But keep doing it. :)
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  40. A little late to the conversation but They applied for the mark in Sept of 2020 and it was only registered Sept 28 2021. The USPTO Publish for Opposition period was roughly from July 13 to Aug 13, 2021. So 20 days after that, and before it was registered, they sent a cease and desist? They are pathetic. 263 subs on their channel and wanted to flex against a successful one. So sorry you had to go through this.
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  41. HMCS Haida, the last Tribal class destroyer - now a museum ship afloat in Hamilton, Ontario, participated in the Arctic convoys. Her long time CO, Commander Harry DeWolf, now has a class of Arctic patrol ships named after him.
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  42.  @ElMeroKikoPapá  lol easy there. That was - believe it or not, 80-100 years ago. They have been a NATO partner for decades.
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  43. While I can't fault the message, and that she is the spouse of The King, she is not The Queen. She left us in September 2022.
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  44. Failure is a teacher too. Some things can't work without maximum effort and using up your energy stores (which if you have to do this in an emergency will need conservation). That is knowledge.
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  45. Aside from the Narrator not fact checking local pronunciations to the point I struggled at times to figure out where they were referencing, this was really interesting. Nice to see the tunnels at York U get some love. :)
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  46. +Dylan Pifer no I would have watched it anyway.
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  47. Here in Canada we have six time zones. But no Emu. so you win. :)
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  48. Go Starbuck! PS putting BSG on Netflix would be great.
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  49. How Bondi blue cool is that. Nicely done. It was too early for them, but I always thought the iMac would benefit from some tasteful LEDs under the back translucent cover. Not sure if it could be done on such a machine natively though.
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  50. A worthy challenge to take on. I am glad Benedict filmed this in the Northern Hemisphere. If he had to risk trying to say his nemesis word Pinnguinn, all bets would be off. :)
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  51. I am glad when I was in the Reserves in Ontario in the late 80s and early 90s that the 82 pattern rucks couldn't carry as much as that - and there were no mountain patrols. :)
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  52. Excellent #TheTalkingRoom  w/ Adam Savage. He interviews author Andy Weir who wrote #TheMartian. I can relate to this guy. I love to research. Andy Weir, however, takes it to a whole new level. I have to read the book before the movie comes out.  Michael Interbartolo did you see this?
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  53. I had no idea they recovered part of a Surveyor probe. I guess the next box tick is going to be doing that on Mars. :)
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  54. The munitions storage facility is just East of Toropets and was enormous. Dozens of bunkers. Clearly visible for what it is on Google Maps satellite view.
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  55. Baby prepping. :) I wouldn't say I am anywhere near as advanced or as thorough as you, but one good tip is to rotate and use the consumable food items. Buy more and put them at the back of the shelf. The drill pump is a good idea. Didn't know that existed.
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  56. All for providing Ukrainians the means to de-mine corridors, but providing warships would violate the 1936 Montreux Convention that enables Turkey to prevent naval ships not based in Black Sea from entering during war. If the West goes in, then the Russians will want to as well. And I am all for them running out of ships. Only real option would be for Turkey to provide the naval assets to do the work.
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  57. ​ @Silver_Prussian  the Germans designed them to have the barrels suppressed enough to fire flat. Twin Oerlikon 35mm guns will do a lot of damage. There are videos on YT demonstrating it.
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  58. If it was made in Canada, it would have been called a Hockey Puck. ;) If and when a 5Ghz one is made, it should sniff the channels between the 25 predefined ones too. Who knows what alphabet agency lurks between. :) Also, if it's flat like this one, calling it a Wifi Watermelon -in red and green, would be perfect. :)
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  59. Stayed for Simone. Almost didn't stay due to the terrible audio.
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  60. Too bad this wasn't in front of an audience like previous talks. Lots of Google offices she could have visited for that. Or was this recorded a long time ago?
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  61. I have been hearing about the new cinematic look and feel of the new season since Adam talked about it during one of the panels he did in the summer. I really want to see how the new Blackmagic cameras are working for them instead of the GoPros. Hearing the BTS talk about the cameramen and how they work was cool. So far no word on when Discovery here in Canada is going to start airing the new season.
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  62. I believe she has said in the past that the land belongs to someone in her family. Not public land.
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  63. I have used several earlier versions of Mint with the Cinnamon DE. Last with Tara v.19 (Ubuntu 18.04 ) and quite liked it. I installed it on a now 10 year old Thinkpad. Only issue I had was the bluetooth would keep disconnecting. Encryption, and Warpinator v KDE connect videos would be good. And hey, cross your fingers one of the next point releases could be 'Veronica'. And that would be awesome. :)
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  64. Wondering how Sabine would have done this. Legend.
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  65. Tank: What does Netflix need besides a miracle? Neo: Actors. Lots of Actors. Trinity: Neo, no one has ever done anything like this... Casting Agent: That's why it's going to work...
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  66. I wish when I was in Vegas last - about eight years ago, I had hit this place up. - if it was around then.
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  67. I guess the RHEL segments didn't age well in the past couple of months. I haven't finished watching this, but I am finding it quite interesting. A lot of work, and nicely done.
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  68. AS/400? PDP11? Now that's awesome. That looked like a pretty big event. I haven't seen anything like that locally.
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  69. Netscape was the style for the time for sure. :) And that is a cool way to get introduced to open source.
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  70. That's what I was going to comment. That's why MidWest Safety is more interesting than some. Nice tours. :) Florida chases are just white concrete highways followed by PITT. :)
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  71.  @tommygun5038  assuming the Swiss let the ammo be released to Ukraine.
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  72. Poor old Admiral Kuznetsov doesn't even get an honorable mention. That must grind Vladimir's gears. :)
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  73. These videos have been the new hire being shown around the shop before he starts to work there. :)
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  74. The engines cutting before landing on the Chinese rocket had the Tony Stark Mk2 armor test "Kill power" vibes when the metallic suit drops through his house, lands on his cars, and Dummy fire extinguishes him. :)
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  75. add it to Soundcloud and add the back catalog not just new stuff.
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  76. Grew up and grew old watching a lot of Dave. Always good to see him being Dave. :)
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  77. Bercow, having bags of experience barely held the toddlers in check with his ODAAA!! ODAAAAAA !!! I feel sorry for the next Speaker. They will have a hard time.
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  78. Thank you for this video. I wish it had been available in the late 80s when I visited Windsor and St. George's Chapel. Also has anyone ever commented your narrative style and voice are very similar to the host of the You Must Remember This podcast -Karina Longworth?
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  79. finally something good on Netflix. When production starts up again, get on to doing the sequel.
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  80. I think Toby and Sam worked on Martin's speech for him. He still can deliver.
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  81. Been following your footage for some time now, but can you comment on the controversy on what isn't shown about this house raid? I know you were not there, and I am all for taking out the Russians and pushing them out of Ukraine, but it seems like this house clearing might end up being shown as part of a war crimes tribunal one day.
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  82.  @claireh4555  Exactly. I have family who is a LEO.
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  83. That is some collection. I imagine outside of the Smithsonian, and NASA who can keep the big big pieces and hardware, there are few places that have such a broad array of kit representing a majority of manned spaceflight. Looking forward already to part 2.
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  84. I am sure it was said below somewhere, but I really like that Adam isn't afraid to show failure. You learn by failure. Especially if you have a few spare blanks of aluminum lying around. Nicely done. Just please wear safety glasses. I don't want to see the metal shavings in the eye surgery video... :)
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  85. The Selection is more interesting than Alone this year. Did you leave the firesteel in your pocket out of habit and forgot, or put it in there as part of a test to show it would work wet?
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  86. Well done. Good reminder it will work under adverse conditions like that. :)
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  87. Welcome to Canada. :)
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  88. It seems like the Pom folks have great writers too :)  Who gets that sort of response from a bit on any tv show's first ep? Nicely done. :) 
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  89. I am sure it's been mentioned in nearly 12000 comments, but cold paintballs are much worse to be hit with as the coating is much harder. Never play paintball in winter. :)
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  90. I like how compact and somewhat discrete this bag is. zero molle would be better perhaps. I carry, here in Canada, single use chemical hand warmers. They slip inside work gloves, winter gloves etc and can make a big difference. That water tap multi-tool has poor reviews - if the same one, on Amazon. Maybe European water spigots are different, but having a small Knipex 87 01 125 Cobra Pliers in your bag - along with any large Leatherman like a Wave or Signal, can take you far. I would also add to your IFAK (if not in there already) a large Israeli bandage and a tourniquet.
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  91. I suspect leaving Russia will be much more difficult after September 21. You got out just in time. 👍
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  92. Not going to lie, and perhaps I am out if the demographic of someone who would know these influencers, but I didn't know one. And when checking on the top three via Google, Top one has something that sounds like a flashlight, the second one I couldn't find anything at all on as too many false positive hits for other characters and media matches, and Josh is too generic. idk. Interesting game though. :)
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  93. sudo apt-get more Lil' Linux Lesson. ;) If you are going to cover the sudoers file, then perhaps some sudo syntax too?
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  94. Me: this is really cool. Well Done, Blue Ghost! Scott: Let me teach you all about shadow science for 17mins. :)
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  95. I caught as much of the women's world cup as I could as the Canadians were doing so well. I don't get the shade being thrown on women's sports. And I have found the women's soccer as you highlighted, isn't full of fake falls and cry babies like men's soccer. That is just embarrassing to watch. Here in Canada, the IIHF women's hockey team dominates. Often it is Canada vs US or maybe Sweden in the finals. As equally interesting as the men's hockey. Sometimes more so.
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  96. You have done so much and learned many skills in the last few years. You should be proud of your accomplishments. And it was nice to see Dax rolling around again too. :)
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  97. Russia has lost more ships than that missile has sunk.
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  98. That roll is a great idea. And Canadian too? That's just a bonus. :)
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  99. Lots of suggestions already. I will just suggest the same paint as Oliver. With some flames. And an LED light bar on top.
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  100. Fired Carl G's a few times at Gun Camp at Meaford in Ontario when I was in the Reserves ~ 30 years ago. Can't help but smile firing it the first time. :)
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  101. Izzy has come a long way since this. Now she would have driven that off-roading like a champ instead of being an unwilling passenger - if she was even in the truck at all during the dirt/mud segment at all. :)
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  102. Nice to see the Canadian 45 Drives getting the love outside of Canada. :)
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  103. Two legends right there. :)
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  104. I am impressed that Gav was able to film this and also take time out to rescue Princess Leia. Nicely done.
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  105. Palm Springs isn't the environment for a Canadair CL-415 Super Scooper / DHC-515 but you need to rep some Canadian water bombers too. Seeing them work a fire is something else.
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  106. You didn't take Tati Reed with you to that amazing showcase of Landys at JLR Classic? How miffed is she? :) Now I want a L322 too.
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  107. Nicely done on these two videos. Now you need to go to one of the RCCs and hitch some rides doing Search and Rescue training flights. :)
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  108. You're lucky. They closed them here in Ontario Canada a week or so ago. Doubt they will be open for some time.
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  109. So this is how they got to the airfield and did the tour of the offices. But that was posted first. And next they get lost on the track. :)
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  110. I really have no issue with people visiting space (whatever the definition) as tourists for however long - be that for minutes or days. Was this flight trained as professional astronauts? No. Are they passengers and no different than being on a plane? Yes. It doesn't mean people shouldn't want to do it. And if launches like this (aside from Katy Perry being hippy dippy and so on) inspire a few girls and women to get into STEM, then that pretty good. Worth a bit of water vapour.
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  111. I have friends and family who live in the Riverdale area and I enjoy visiting and walking in the area. This was a really interesting video. Only comment I have is on the recurring Phoney London that kept cropping up in regards to video shot in London Ontario. Whether you like that city or don't, it wasn't necessary. Not all of London is like that by the way. There is a lot of hellscape suburbs - not as bad as Vaughan... but Wortley Village just South of the core is a great place to live and walk in - which I did for a few years.
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  112. Looks like Boba Dan clawed his way out of the pit minus his Beskar armour. :) Nice to see the band back together. :)
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  113. and I do some end user support for printers where I work. No Dot Matrix. More printer videos like this would be fun. :)
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  114.  @FranzAntonMesmer  oh thats right. I forgot all about that. I guess I did know this before. 👍
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  115. First thing that came to mind was the 12:10 de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver. And hey, would you think an aircraft developed here in Canada wouldn't come with canoe carrying specs? :)
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  116. I purposely picked the wrong things to see how much trouble I could get him in. I think I had the first two episodes end after 2-3 choices. :) Stopped watching after that. :)
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  117. With Tati/Overintherover looking for a new 4x4, I think she should give this a spin. :)
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  118. So the Don't Try This is a direct rip from Adam Savage. The car in a pool is Mythbusters. The six pillars of survival is a riff off of Dave Canterbury's 10C's of Survival. The safety equipment is non existent. It's discount Mythbusters meets Duck Dynasty. Sad these are the people behind the Battlbox monthly subscription service. Give me episodes of Survivorman Les Stroud (free full episodes on his YT channel too) any day over this. Thumbs down as soon as I see it suggested.
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  119. Useful reminder on some of the options for nslookup. I've always wondered why it wasn't dnslookup.
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  120. Gary Oldman: Because he's the artisan San Francisco deserves, and the one it needs right now. So we'll follow him and like his work. Because he can take it. Because he's not our builder. He's a silent cave designer. A watchful fabricator. A Savage.
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  121. I thought ads and product promotions had to be identified as such. No?
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  122. "Are we the baddies?" The first part of fixing a problem is acknowledging there is a problem. The rest of the world has seen the US - the shining city on a hill, go from Democracy to having a thin skinned quasi baby King in a matter of weeks. It's a horrible thing to watch and be very worried about from outside the US. Great closing point on the long tail of defense contracts. F35s for sale, but if the boss doesn't like the cut of your jib six weeks from now, you won't get any engines for them.
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  123. 9:00 Can 2020 get any worse? Beirut: hold my fertilizer.
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  124. Very interesting trailer. Given it is Tim Burton it will likely be a success. However, having her in the creepy school which has been done too often before, takes the fish out of water aspect of Wednesday away. Watch the excellent Adult Wednesday Addams series on YT starring Melissa Hunter to see what I mean.
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  125. But did he try it on the Nordschleife and did he beat Sabine's time in the Transit van? :)
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  126. Cara Delavigne got a jumar to assist in her traverse crossing. I think Rainn could have benefited from one. And since when is this a Rappel?
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  127. Those trousers look great. I wonder if Fjallraven brand is available here. Even the summer trousers looked bomb proof - as you said.
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  128. I checked and they are in Canada, but that style of pants are not. Not cheap either. :)
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  129. Would be good to have some sample images with and without the speed booster in place and the relative  f-stop differences. Neat little adapter. Should have been a longer piece.
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  130. This film and Joey's cinematography was excellent. Raises the bar for future Tested documentaries of this format. I was hooked from the first slo helicopter shot. I was also glad it was Joey's polished VO work narrating this piece. A natural. Nicely done.
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  131. Of course a Canadian DC-3 pilot would say 'let's go!' :) Bush pilots are a different breed. Great video. Those towers look amazing. You can see how the middle just collapsed out at one point. Great talk. :)
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  132. @tested , are these available as podcasts too? Enjoyed every one of these. Adam needs to do more of them. :)
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  133. With the snow at the end of the video, I think you will be ice fishing next. :) Nice to see the saw you featured in a previous video put to good use. Such a practical piece of kit compared to a folding one.
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  134. It was done last November and is worth making a coffee and watching it if you have time. Was done well before the movie became a well known thing. The guy seems down to Earth. And Adam is a good interviewer. 
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  135. I picked up one after seeing your video and saw a few others recommend one too. I liked the versatility. and the glasses steaming up is something I can relate to. Really enjoy your channel.
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  136. I can't recall anyone suggesting a Geiger counter for a kit before. But living in the fall out zone of Chernobyl would make you change your might on that. The watch radiation surprised me too. Not that it existed, but rather it was so much. Some good ideas there. Just add a lot of bottled water. :)
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  137. Audio is pretty bad. These two are fascinating folks to listen to, but for a whole hour it was tough. It was like the Lavs were muffled.
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  138. I usually just listen when commuting, but I would have missed the ginger take over and taxidermy photobomb. Or is that video bomb? Interesting story about volunteering. I was waiting for her to say she got her chance and then MB ceased production before she could get on the show. Hope Simone gets to rock a balls-to-the-wall Mythbusters tee soon :)
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  139. If it was a longer presentation they should have tried to time delay make the excavator dig a sample and place it in a second dump truck rover. Good illustration of time delay.
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  140. Have you discussed in your videos water purification? I know this was a survival as if lost while hiking video, but I would think a Sawyer water filter or some purification tablets would be an idea - even if drinking from a mountain stream. Seeing you fill the canteen and water bag from the somewhat still water made me concerned you might have problems after that. Thoroughly enjoying going through your videos from newest to oldest. :)
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  141. Ft Mac made me review bug out bags and put a more thought out kit together. Was proud how fellow Canadians handled it up there when shit hit the fan. Each kit is personal to their maker, and a situation in Canada is different than the US or Scandinavia where Lilly lives, but a phone is great unless an EMP happens and the cell network is wiped out and GPS is gone too.
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  142. Nicely done on the McGuyver'd rigs to get the cool angles of the dog sleds. :)
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  143. austin sullivan dangerous to his cameras. :)
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  144. That is a lot of work. You certainly don't mess around :)
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  145. Nice milestone in the number of followers. Glad you enjoyed your time here in Canada too. Looking forward to more of the Canadian adventure videos.
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  146. One of the first times I have seen a wet plate done on that scale. Amazing stuff.
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  147. Adam needs to build a Pad 39A to hold it up instead of a simple stand. :)
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  148. any references to the Megalodon fiasco on Discovery or is Adam not really allowed to talk about that? ( not that he had anything to do with it, just thinking Discovery Channel and Mythbusters are pretty tight and they may have been told to not make any comments on it.)
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  149. This is a great video on how the GigaMacro camera works. I like how the Z axis of the stacking is handled mechanically by a rig the camera is mounted in. And it is a super sized cicada they show. 65,000 combined into a single image. Very cool. 
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  150. As with your other videos, this was a fascinating deep dive. I don't have any exciting memories of The Doctor or working for Wang, but I do fondly remember in the mid 1980s using what I believe were 2436 DE and 2536 DW terminals at my fist job in Toronto. The place was all Wang, but within a couple of years, they were phased out for Microsoft and Apple machines. Never knew the story of Wang till now.
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  151. I drove a Honda Element. This reminds me of it. Minus the perks of ground clearance which the element had none to speak of. Makes me miss the Element. Makes me miss more the old Defender. They were serious off roading kit. This is another Land Rover Range Rover for the up market school run set. Not for actual outdoors off the beaten path uses.
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  152. You say E Waste. I say a flood of Lenovos coming on the market for some sweet Linux installs. I don't use Arch by the way.
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  153. Not going to slam the two prats in the school run Rover like all the other comments, but this would have been better with Izzy in one ant Tati in the other and then switching up half way through.
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  154. I hope there will be swords, shields and swords episodes too. Fascinating stuff.
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  155. I think the audio impacted by a tariff. Couldn't keep watching it.
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  156. I have worn the Riggs Ranger pants with the cargo pockets off and on for years. Might have to try out the Carpenters after this. The Ranger pants finally wore a few holes after about 7 years.
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  157. With the music it is as if Mr Burns is sitting in his smoking jacket by a fireplace and telling Smithers to Release the cheese...
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  158. I would go for a Xulu if it goes out of the Indiegogo phase and it becomes a production model. I don't need it to game on so it doesn't need the power. I have used a small form factor Dell Optiplex, and the space savings on a desk is appreciated. Having a clock and temps on the front face would be a nice touch.
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  159. I'm not in Iran, and speaking generally, but the cloud access and spinning up VMs could be problematic in Iran with the government controlling the internet and turning the tap off and on as they need to. Or shutting down cell networks. Really solid advice for the West but it would be interesting to hear if those solutions would fly in Iran.
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  160. From your wrap up, 2023 in space seems kind of slow. lol :)
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  161. I think it was Adam who went through Chopper's stuff on the Phantom on Corellia. :)
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  162. I am betting it was the Time Stone. When Cap put it back he detoured. :) First one was amazing. Lets hope the second one lives up to it.
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  163.  @chewminem2044  if the purpose is to be a gray man and blend in, having a even small Tactical looking backpack defeats the purpose. I have several backpacks with Molle on them and they're great, but for her purpose that perhaps might not be the best thing.
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  164. Your disclaimers made me chuckle several times here. One of those Grail keyboards. But as a tool it's a bit steep $$$ to get. I did wonder about the remapping of keys 👍
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  165. She can swap out the lights if she wants later. Try the big ones, and if they are over the top then go back to the small ones.
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  166. You probably remember the Science International (what will they think of next) TV show from the late 70s. It featured 'Music performed by PDP 11/10'' in the credits. Whenever I hear of a DEC PDP, my mind always go back to that show. Someone even uploaded a few episodes on YT. This was a fun video. :)
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  167. If you own 623 different plaid shirts... hit that subscribe button. :)
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  168. Not sure about the older batteries, but on today's Linus Tech Tips, Linus said that Arri will replace batteries in their housings at a discounted cost compared to building your own. His video is a cautionary tale on repairing your own too.
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  169. @Tested what is the eye shield/goggles Adam is using at 7:21 ish. Not the first pair he had on. Looking for something that will go over prescription glasses and those might be an option.
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  170. Sad to see the car go. Sadly couldn't make it two mins into the tribute as the sound mixing was atrocious. Re-mix and re-upload it. We would be cool with that.
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  171. I can't even watch these clips of the debate. It is horrifying that one of these two will be elected again in November. Assuming old age doesn't take them out by then that is.
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  172. The Text to speech: Nicely done. Also, in the comment space, challenges with new computers and video drivers, vs older Thinkpads that mostly just work on most distros. Or distros that are best suited on Arm based machines.
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  173. Excellent educational video as always. Informative and highlighting engineering that most don't get to experience.. Beautiful landscapes and vistas too. Those Kites are fascinating. At a couple of points you mentioned the fishing industry and how the Faroese rely on the water. But the grindadráp wasn't touched on - even in Sandur where you visited that family. I have always loved to visit the Faroes, but won't go because of the Faroese.
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  174.  @Suto_Ko  and not name it Network Chuck Cloud Browser. Because that would defeat the purpose. :)
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  175. I bet some of these yahoos have been on, or have been mentioned on, Joe Rogan's podcast lol. Bunch of wankers.
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  176. Watching several Minn related videos on the channel, criminals get off so light for everything. Just terrible.
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  177. I was wondering if you had revised this urban get home bag. I know things constantly change and I would be curious to know if you had updated or changed out anything.
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  178. Good to know. I was looking to update mine and I remembered you did this video and watched it again so I thought I would ask :)
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  179. The difference between BA comments and these comments is staggering. And I actually did watch for the idea. As a Canadian wanting a good pure KD, I don't know if I would try this, but the Pesto variation is an interesting one.
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  180. Hard pass. Skipped Letterman's interview with him on Netflix, will skip this too.
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  181. those are some great movie recommendations. I like the comparison between the two and what to watch first. :) Can't recall a podcast being interrupted by someone being tazed before. Still Untitled should be the Tazercast. :)
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  182. Wait. So you don't need to leave them in a field for farmers to find? Fascinating. ;) BZ REME folks. :)
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  183. I understand, eh.
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  184. One doc that springs to mind is Manufactured Landscapes about the work of photographer Ed Burtynsky. Right from the opening scene with thousands of Chinese factory workers, the film is visually stunning.
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  185. Adam mentions that he wants a tile. Somewhere at NASA, someone who watched this is emailing someone else asking if they can give him one. I guarantee it.
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  186. Just read up on ATAK and how it works. DHS has a Youtube video on how it can be implemented. Very neat. I remember during Desert Storm and the then new GPS innovation in all the tracks and wheeled assets was cutting edge battlefield management. ATAK takes it about nine steps further. Great for interoperability too.
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  187. ten points for the wibbly wobbly timey wimey tee. :)
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  188. This was a good tip. More 5MF. I thought your channel had gone dormant so I checked to see if there had been any content since the White House degrees video and was surprised there was. Damned algorithm.
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  189. Lol so the cattle rancher was using undocumented cheap as dirt labor and now she is done for? Tough beans. She voted for Trumpolini knowing fair well what he would do to your workforce and embraced it, but just thought without justification it wouldn't impact you. FAFO.
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  190. I had a Honda Element for a few years and it was great. That one looked like it was still in really nice shape. I wouldn't call the video upsetting, but it was disappointing a nice car like that was wrecked.
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  191. 1000th comment. :) A comparison of take away tea should have been to paper or even a stainless travel mug. I haven't seen a styrofoam cup in years in Canada. I guess they exist, but not a fair comparison. Take away tea is out of your control especially the water source especially.
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  192. I doubt this will be the last time Ukraine pokes the bear and cuts supply lines and causes embarrassing dilemmas for them to resolve. Nicely done even if they pull back over the border at some point at the conclusion of this operation.
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  193. I saw Chris Hadfield post one of the weather sat images, but I waited for you to pull it all together.
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  194. Canadians bringing it. :) I hope she comes back. Great speaker. 👍
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  195. Cute and all from three weeks ago, but now, the evening of March 25th, 2020, the US has at least 65,201 cases across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. At least 928 people have died, including 285 in New York alone. And Trump wants to put America back to work as the cure can't be worse than the disease... I wonder how this episode would be done now?
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  196. The grey woman Robin Hood look suits you. :)
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  197. "Why is this happening to us?" State controlled media at it's finest not telling them what's going on.
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  198. Funny how this comes up as a suggestion right now. :)
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  199. By no means a complaint, but uploading a ton of episodes all at once would dilute the views and people would have to manually go back and find them even a day later. But as I said, not a complaint. 👍
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  200. Garand Thumb just mentioned this video in his post today on the Hi Point. He had a pretty spectacular slide failure. :)
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  201. the un-exploded results are more interesting than the exploded one. The vertical yellow drop is my fave.
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  202. I was writing my comment while the Outro was playing (really interesting video!) and then the Friendly Giant. Haven't thought about that show in decades. :)
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  203. That lawyer is a piece of crap. The condescending tone is garbage towards every witness. She is horrid. How would someone hire her. I mean at least she didn't cut off her own witness from answering like her co-counsel did last week... When there is a movie made about this trial in the future, Heard's team will not be represented in a flattering way...
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  204. This was a fun watch. I agree completely about the offline music - or podcasts. I put them on USB and plug them into my car. Phone battery is needed for other things. Will you be installing Debian on a Zune and making it play cassette tapes next? :)
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  205. That rocket has no respect for lawn maintenance. - Tony Stark.
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  206. SKX 009j with the pepsi bezel. Or the 4th of July bezel as your girlfriend referred to the look in your more recent video. :)
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  207. That is slightly better than the original AMT Explorer Set tricorder that I badly glued together when I was a kid. The logs... :) Some of the fonts on screen are reminiscent of the LCARS fonds from TNG.
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  208. "Be all you can be." Man that is a classic now. Haven't seen that in years.
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  209. I liked this silent style video. Something different. and I hope you didn't take this apart since filming this in the summer. It would be good to see how it is in the winter to overnight in it. And I bet things go a lot quicker with a camera assistant filming. :)
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  210. try being in Canada. Purchasing a gun is pretty much impossible.
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  211. Apparently failure is still an option. Space is hard. And it's better to do it without a crewed vehicle landing this way. 50th one next time.
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  212. I did some kitchen prep work when I couldn't get on a second course back in the day when I served in the reserves in Ontario. I think it was two weeks of getting up at 4am and not stopping till 10pm. Respect for anyone who does it in service or out.
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  213. I have zero interest going on a cruise ship again, but if the rest of series is as interesting as this one, and focuses on the hardware and the below decks, I will watch the rest. If those azipod props are any indication,, it seems like Fincantieri has built a good ship.
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  214. The Silence: These Devils don't wear Prada. Looks like Stanley Tucci should have stayed on at Runway magazine. :)
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  215. Very cool display. Adam is a long long way from Astronaut gloves here. :)
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  216. To summarize, if the main building of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Moscow, had a baby with the Atlantis Hotel in the Bahamas, and they put the Eiffel tower on top, and then clad that like the Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben). This sort of fusion cooking just doesn't work. But if you have the money...
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  217. And that's why they call Ben... the Stig. :)
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  218. Fenix is a great brand. I carry a small e18R and it hasn't failed me once. Steeper price point than some and I would get a headlamp if I didn't already have a light weight Petzl I use for hiking. That also could be an interesting video though perhaps too similar to this hiking headlamps, lower lumens, long run times, USB C or terrible micro USB etc.
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  219. Richard and James on one last lap for the books. That left a smile on my face from start to finish.
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  220. @ronaldson martin Конечно, «Рональдсон Мартин», это то, что «вы» говорите. Я имею в виду «Путин» говорит. :)
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  221. Will the universe survive? Yes. Will all of us? Probably not.
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  222. Nicely done Veronica, Adam and Phil. It isn't often I will sit end to end for a video as long as this. Panels can be tough to not skip through, but this was a great one with three engaging folks on stage.
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  223. Thanks. Saved me the time. Might save more and unsub. Hate this sort of video.
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  224. There certainly needs to be a road trip with these two Landys. :)
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  225. I swear I looked away for a second and saw the Mariner 6 as a ceiling fan and was confused.
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  226. Won't be a one day build but I sense a Rover tool rack + tools will be made at some point. :)
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  227. There need to be more of these with Adam. :) Adam interviewing is an interesting twist. I can tell that he would only interview people he would want to interview and and learn something as an end result. The only technical draw back was the distracting window light in the two shots and ambient light in the 'studio' being low on the camera side of their faces. Minor points really. If it was a podcast I wouldn't have any suggestions at all :)
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  228.  @DownieLive  I know. :) But can a 737 touch a lake more than once, scoop water and go back for more? Go on board one of those for a ride. I have seen them work up close in Newfoundland. Very impressive.
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  229. Did a video of the flooding of the dry dock get missed or was it not filmed?
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  230. I was hoping you were going to air Nastassia Kinski's Cat People. But I guess it's another one that you will never show, because this is what the people want??
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  231. So, who has Richard Branson's phone number so Scott can get a ride? Everyday Astronaut is having his flight. Seems only fair. :)
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  232. Sees a Vulcan in a video. Has to watch. Some really nice crisp film of the Vulcans there to go along with a fascinating story. Never knew Vulcans landed at Stephenville either. I visited there a few years back.
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  233. I think in the Cybertruck - if this was enabled, it would be called the IR detector: Instant Rust Detector. :)
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  234. Good video to share. But there were inconsistencies in your video. Bombers trail below refueling aircraft. Not vice versa. 3:15. Also the image of the redacted document talking about Ralph Lapp's book quotes it him saying the incident had a 24MT warhead, but the mark39/W39 was under 4MT - that wasn't addressed. 10:23. Also there is research that the un-recovered secondary core/cylinder was much deeper -possibly as deep as 60m. The tail was recovered only about 6m below ground.
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  235. That would have been quite useful on the Canadian FN C2 the heavy barrel bipod full auto FAL. It would also help with limiting dust kick up when prone too.
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  236. The best interview I have watched in such a long time. So many stories. Made me want to Google all the references and rent a bunch of movies. More please.
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  237. One fifth of the screen is the BBC banner and they can't even put in the crawl Lyse Doucet's name when she is the BBC's Chief International Correspondent, but some random guy named Frank gets his name in huge font...
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  238. As a leadership debate for a global superpower, this was horrific. One of these two will be re-elected. On one hand a dictator, the other a geriatric. China, Iran, Russia and co are once rubbing their hands at the prospect of four years to do whatever they want.
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  239.  @antonygikas8817  I lived there for many years too. I think it takes away from what is otherwise an excellent video. Doesn't matter if he lived there or not IMHO.
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  240. Looking forward to seeing if Musk and Co. say anything near this detailed. Nice work getting this analysis posted so quickly. The Nap is earned.
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  241. Beautiful place with a lot of history. The creepy emptiness (yes it is off season etc) of the place, and the narcissistic naming of everything... This was giving vibes of part touring the Overlook Hotel from the Shining and part Hitler's Berghof in the Obersalzberg. But no should try to humanize Trump by showing off something pretty he owns. And he doesn't deserve the attempt.
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  242. Looks like someone copied Adam's concept and is now selling it. Shame Adam couldn't have produced these instead. at 10:05 in the video. :/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPqHv2nFUiY
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  243. I am a ham radio operator and was wondering what's the tape measure type antenna mounted the Baofeng? Is it specific to that HT or is it available for others - since I don't use a baofeng as my primary radio it would be an interesting addition if it performs well.
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  244. Here is the link to the @Demolitionranch video. Matt's was a 40cal. Shooting Hi Point occurs at 10 : 00. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpZdUgBzh7Y
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  245. Some say, he really wanted to pronounce the car's name as Kai Rohn, but Bugatti decided differently. All we know is they call him... The Stig.
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  246. Congrats, LT GT. :)
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  247. I carry with me the very small Knipex Cobra 125 that Adam showed off. That's 5 inches and the same as a small ViceGrip or a Leatherman Wave - give or take. They do make a 4 inch version with no red handles, a different locking system, and not - at least to me, as useful.
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  248. Great intro to TMUX. :)
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  249. Now that was something to see. Reminds me when other cars went around that track on that TV show with the two guys and Captain Slow. :)
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  250. I recently switched cars so it was an opportunity to declutter. Took a few weeks to return to the status quo. Having said that, the trunk is organized into a couple of lockable storage boxes, there is a fire extinguisher, robust first aid/trauma kit, winter jacket, change of clothes, sleeping bag, water (which will freeze soon in Canada), extra washer fluid, rope, roadside kit, headlamp, maps, backup device USB charger, etc. And snacks. ;)
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  251. All for competition, but two and a half years between tests? Not sure if Boeing can compete at this rate. Having said that, it would be cool to see a CST 100, Crew Dragon, Orion, and Dreamchaser all docked at the ISS before the station mission wraps up. Given there will be more room when the Russians leave, it could happen.
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  252. Directions were unclear. Did he want them out of his house? :)
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  253. Installed Mint Cinnamon - Tricia after seeing this video. First distro I've installed in a decade or more. Thanks, as others have said, for the no muss no fuss guide. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos. Subscribed.
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  254. That really was something else. I mean the Starship isn't ready for a prime time crew return... Seeing it land properly after an orbit or two too next time? :)
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  255. There is a picture that has circulated of Churchill during WWII outside the White House in battledress. He and his county were at war. No disrespect to his hosts then - or now with Zelensky. The disrespect came from Trump and Vance in their ambush.
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  256. I think Mark may have just been scratched off the upcoming 2024 New Year Honours List. :)
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  257. Legend. I bet that sidewalk hadn't been seen in 50 years. If you ever get to hear from the owner it would make a good follow up. Shame their reaction couldn't be caught the first time on video.
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  258. I guess it's a stock photo, but what is the write in the rain message pad holder at 14:05? Seems well suited for it size wise.
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  259. Can't afford the rifle, so which G Shock are you wearing?
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  260. Sarah Parcak tweeted that she thought the KH resolution was higher than 10cm. She said it was initially better than 3-5cm, then revised it in the thread to probably in range of .5cm-1cm. https://twitter.com/indyfromspace/status/1167637822506983425
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  261. Really interesting food for thought. A race to the bottom. Do it for you first. And a nice bit of Cartier Bresson decisive moment at 11:42 with the person on the crosswalk by Mathieu Stern. :)
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  262. Darn I guess we won't get to 50k and have her try this again. She should teach small segments though. Nicely done. :)
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  263. I use the Mechanix M Pact Fast Fit gloves. Pretty sure they didn't exist when this was posted. Light use compared to what you put them through, but solid and no closing strap to interfere with watches - which I know you nerd out on. Time for an updated glove video?
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  264. Still a classic :)
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  265. Canadian here. Uses electric kettle to do a basic one cup pour over. Or in a French press. Negative on the hipster here. :)
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  266. You didn't try to drive the shuttle like a motor boat? Surely there was some juice left in the OMS engines as they were still firing on re-entry. :)
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  267. Wow. She is something else. Ignorantia est ei vires. Wait. Roman doesn't exist. η άγνοια είναι δύναμη :)
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  268. This was really really interesting. More of this sort of content please. :) Also, mentioning title and thumbnail importance at 40:29. My notification said for this video said "Network Chuck Hacked" before it cut off the rest. Even in my tab on my desktop it says the same thing. Completely different than the quick moment of 'Oh No' I felt seeing the notification. :)
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  269. Pretty sure when Handel wrote the Zadok the Priest coronation anthem, he never imagined it would be used to accompany Asian carp fishing videos.. :)
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  270. 106 dislikes. Hi Point owners have joined the chat.
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  271. As Indiana Jones learned in the Library while questing for the grail, + does actually mark the spot. :) Never knew that.
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  272. To justify it, it would be fun to do a tape drive demo and all the other loading ways... Retro Recipes got an Amiga 500 to use modern email. (It was fun emailing it). Could you get your C64 with Contiki to use email?
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  273.  @VeronicaExplains  see if email64 by jochen alder works?
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  274. A heartwarming twist in the middle. Also, something very familiar seeing Hammond on the radio in a car again comparing notes like he did with Clarkson and May, but this time with Izzy. :)
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  275. How To Send A Space Shuttle To The Moon Step 1: time travel.
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  276. The case of watches Tony Stark has in Iron Man II. One was a Jaeger. Or The Seiko Giugiaro that Sigourney Weaver wore in Aliens and was/is going to be re-issued.
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  277. Don't hate the players, hating the players in the mango menace's political game.
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  278. 100k play button is just around the corner. :) Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Exciting times!
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  279. Windsor, Ontario is at 42.31° N. So technically it could impact in Canada. :) And you missed a chance for your outro to be "deorbit safe!"
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  280. Sorry TED, but this was more infomercial or the first 8 mins of community college class for seniors on how to use tech. I have read or followed David Pogue for some time and this could have been so much more. Not worthy of TED.
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  281. I hope h bought it. As long as he didn't trade Oliver for it. :)
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  282. I you want to see an awesome book nook build done completely from scratch, check out Martina at Nerdforge. One she did was a Diagon Alley. Amazing construction, attention to detail, and the weathering is on point. She has Arduino controlled lights that are powered by USB battery bank. No idea why you would want AC power for LEDs. Overkill. Martina is worth a look for lots of projects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4ZpkuMC29w
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  283. Nice!! Fun fact: this was also an early mock up of Kylo Ren's lightsaber, with the Mentos standing in for Kyber crystals.
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  284. Is the narrator of this video Alfie from the AlfieAesthetics channel? If not the cadence, pronunciation, and regional accent sounds strikingly similar.
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  285. Very interesting subject and more of it would be cool. I have had a couple of Seikos and have my father's Omega somewhere and hearing about the watch modding community was really interesting. We know what everyone complained about, so I won't add to that, bu I did find it curious there were four different clocks on the wall behind them during the video. Never noticed them before.
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  286. I was going to comment the SUSE forking and then sure enough it is in the last few frames in a post credit scene. So at least you know someone watches to the end now and then. :)
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  287. Oh I thought this was going to be Jon Batiste's band Stay Human. That I would watch for an hour.
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  288. You two are the molten salt of the Earth. :)
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  289. The last six minutes of this video were very much in need of Don't Try This at Home. Ever.
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  290. It's probably in the comments somewhere already, but I find it ironic that in 1945 Charles Kettering was co-founder of the Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. The bio on the hospital's web site describes him as "inventor of the key-operated ignition switch and anti-knock gasoline." Or more accurately he hired Midgley who invented it, and and they shared the patent. But it makes me wonder if even back then he felt guilty about what he developed.
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  291. Bravo Zulu. I had thought of doing something similar for a hike this upcoming weekend. Nicely done with the symbolism of the numbers. Lest we forget.
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  292. Hopefully there is a Tewkesbury reference in the code somewhere. re:1471
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  293. Not that this isn't interesting, but three of four of the last videos on the Dark Web... What happened to the 45 Drives videos?
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  294. If 255 is the generally agreed on number, #256 needs to be an FN FAL. You can't have AKs without at least one of it's free world counterparts. :)
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  295. To go old school-ish, it's like the different rooms on CompuServe or IRC. Or Digital Talkgroups on DMR, D-Star etc on Ham radio. I hadn't looked into it much aside from thinking of reserving a user ID or handle or whatever it would be called. This was a good primer on it.
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  296. Amazing how one single day so long ago, with events that could easily have been missed and never seen, changed your life. Not to mention changed in some small way the lives of all of us who have enjoyed you, Clarkson and May gallivanting about over the years. Eight year old Hammond made the right decisions that day.
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  297. I dunno. That Nick guy. With his consistent quality videos. He has to be up to something... with a word from his sponsor. ;)
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  298. The officer in charge was on point. Good example of how solid command of a volatile situation can make a difference. Hopefully if and when he is up for promotion, this experience will go towards consideration of him getting a stripe.
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  299. Oliver! :)
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  300. The Smithsonian folks giving you all the footage... so glad they did -as I heard on the podcast. I missed the live stream Glad I was able to see the finished hatch.
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  301. Back when I left Windows for Linux on my home daily driver, in the set up, I saw for the first time the option to add seconds to the default display. I did. And it is there as a poor man's timer. Never knew the back story behind why it was never present on Windows. Cool info. :)
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  302. We are so close to never having to be hearing Trump or a lot of his staff again. At least until a local Fox affiliate covers Trump opening a car dealership in Florida.
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  303. Unlike the many unapologetic fanboys in the comments, I have tried a few times to add and keep Rogan to my podcast queue. Two things stop me. First, multiple hours long podcasts do not interest me. Second, the at times utterly bat-sh*t crazy fringe whackos he has on. They do not interest me at all. Sure, show them as being cray cray to expose them for what they are, but he has had more than his share of way out there people/topics along with other more interesting - to me, guests. Separating the wheat from the chaff and wasting hours of my time is not worth it.
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  304. This video is brought to you today by our new sponsor: someone please clean my rifles. Please. :-)
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  305. Garand Thumb pulls into the auto glass repair shop... Rep: What the hell??
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  306. "Tony Stark was able to build this in a cave!! With a box of scraps!" :)
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  307. That's a bossy video, eh.🙃
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  308. "This was my favourite Squad Car."
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  309. The local desert critters will be snacking for days here. :)
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  310. Perfectly exposed beautiful black and white photos that need no narrative to show what we have done -and could undo, to our world.
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  311. Adam's hands behind his back body language of wanting to grab everything and knowing he has to do this till he has permission. I was waiting for one of these. As others have said, filming in the Royal Armouries would be something. :)
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  312. Live streaming would be good. Network Coffee Talk with Chuck. Marcus Hutchins did a few over Christmas and they were quite interesting. Ironically, 1 password was the ad for this video... :)
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  313. I hope Adam gets to take a voyage on the ships when complete. To contrast the before and after
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  314. A bigger stripe and they would get sued by a Jamaican beer. :)
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  315. Upper Tier = Gold Coast Tier?
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  316. Try sling shot for targeted impacts of the ceramic. :)
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  317. Dave: "If you are not paying for the product, you are the product." 8:25 Linus Torvalds: posts Nathan Fillion questioning gif...
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  318. I think you should add a Snoopy cap to it for comfort and comms. :)
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  319. It's nice to see the boys doing their side quests (that are becoming their main quests) and supporting each other as they carry on. This should have been an hour long. :)
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