David Higgon

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@farman4x Yes. 5

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@farman4x 12.

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@baharkarakrt 150°. Angles inside the square = 360°, so other angle is 120° and by extension so is the angle of the triangle that looks like a right angle. Since the sides adjacent to this angle are equal, so must be the other two angles of the triangle, so 30° each. Then 180° - 30° = 150°

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@BoudeweelPA @ab05aled @MrDallasCarlos @Math_World_ I'm sorry, but this "solution" makes no sense whatsoever.

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@zackdfilms1 If this really is a thing then show us the mechanism that links a static trigger to a sliding lock mechanism. It would be much more complicated to make that than a rotating, multi barrel firearm.

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@zackdfilms1 I've never seen a gun like this, nor read about one working on this principle, so I'm highly sceptical.
The chances of a stray spark igniting other charges obviously makes this a bad idea. Hence why multi barrel guns were made, but not multiple shots in one barrel.

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@NobodymrRobert Genius idea for making repeat parts - so much easier than holding a template up to it all the time.

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@WaterUK What about desalination plants to provide for an increasing population and decreasing rainfall. You just don't seem to be looking far enough into the future and doing the work now.

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@WaterUK How many of the 15 reservoirs are going to be online and in day to day use within 15 years? Forget about the "and beyond". And how many do we actually need, given that we have a growing population and reducing rainfall - probably more than 15.

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@sciencegirl Complete bollocks.

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@ayu_DPalupi I think it's a plaster of Paris type solution with fibrous material, used as a way to support ceiling tiles. Amanda Holden and Alan Carr had something similar when they were putting up islamic tiles in a property they were doing up in Spain I think.

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@mattdykema You need a sliding head lathe if you want to produce long thin parts. The stock metal is forced past a stationary tool that cuts full depth in one pass.

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@elonmusk Remind me who selects the judges?

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What double standards - MPs debating assisted dying saying they have to safeguard the most vulnerable. If that were the case then gambling would be banned.

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@marklongoonx So sorry for your loss. I'd only seen a couple of clips on X but they were captivating and Peanut obviously enjoyed being part of your family. Hugs from the UK.

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@TheFigen_ Couldn't you give the kitties just one child? No-one's going to miss just one...

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@TheWakeninq How did he pay for the water?

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If anyone else set off IEDs in a foreign sovereign country and injured thousands of their innocent citizens they'd be called terrorists.

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An odd democracy where Labour MPs are made to feel so afraid of the consequences that only 1 votes against yet 50 abstain. To abstain on an issue should mean that you have no strong opinion on it, one way or the other. If you actively disagree you should be free to vote against.

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Pensioners are losing £300 winter fuel allowance, yet people with kids can still claim child benefit when their income is up to £100,000. And those with kids needing childcare get a further £6,000 worth of free provision.
Government can't deny that they have chosen where to cut.