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Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
It SHOULD be returning the first value it sees on the right but it's not quite doing that.
It SHOULD be returning the first value it sees on the right but it's not quite doing that.
February 2, 2025 at 12:35 PM
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
It SHOULD be returning the first value it sees on the right but it's not quite doing that.
It SHOULD be returning the first value it sees on the right but it's not quite doing that.
Due to all the hangups with continuing the database (excel/sheets have difficulty with that much data and calculations), I've been spending a lot of time on YouTube and playing Stellaris. Gotta say, multi-hour warhammer 40k lore drops are a great way to spend time and still feel vaguely creative.
January 29, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Due to all the hangups with continuing the database (excel/sheets have difficulty with that much data and calculations), I've been spending a lot of time on YouTube and playing Stellaris. Gotta say, multi-hour warhammer 40k lore drops are a great way to spend time and still feel vaguely creative.
By the by. The "Roman salute" was invented in the 18th century. It's not an ancient gesture. The majority of its history has been in association with propaganda and for the last hundred years it has been exclusively associated with fascism.
I realise I'm a few days late, but worth saying anyway.
I realise I'm a few days late, but worth saying anyway.
January 29, 2025 at 6:55 AM
By the by. The "Roman salute" was invented in the 18th century. It's not an ancient gesture. The majority of its history has been in association with propaganda and for the last hundred years it has been exclusively associated with fascism.
I realise I'm a few days late, but worth saying anyway.
I realise I'm a few days late, but worth saying anyway.
So. Historical query. 14th century weights. Great Pound and Little Pound. I have four weights they could be Tower, Troy, Merchant's, AVDP. I'm leaning towards it being Troy and AVDP, but I'm failing to find a dedicated study on the topic. Anyone happen to have anything in their knowledge banks?
January 21, 2025 at 12:40 PM
So. Historical query. 14th century weights. Great Pound and Little Pound. I have four weights they could be Tower, Troy, Merchant's, AVDP. I'm leaning towards it being Troy and AVDP, but I'm failing to find a dedicated study on the topic. Anyone happen to have anything in their knowledge banks?
"The total weight of the medieval ton was 2000, 2160, 2240, or 2400 lb (907.180, 979.760, 1016.040, or 1088.620 kg) depending on whether the corresponding hundredweight contained 100, 108, 112, or 120 medieval lbs."
...Once again, medieval people can't agree on what the number "100" means.
...Once again, medieval people can't agree on what the number "100" means.
January 12, 2025 at 9:38 AM
"The total weight of the medieval ton was 2000, 2160, 2240, or 2400 lb (907.180, 979.760, 1016.040, or 1088.620 kg) depending on whether the corresponding hundredweight contained 100, 108, 112, or 120 medieval lbs."
...Once again, medieval people can't agree on what the number "100" means.
...Once again, medieval people can't agree on what the number "100" means.
"The dozen of Iron consisteth but of six pieces" -1678
Gdsdmnt historic people!
Gdsdmnt historic people!
January 12, 2025 at 9:07 AM
"The dozen of Iron consisteth but of six pieces" -1678
Gdsdmnt historic people!
Gdsdmnt historic people!
So. This is Bluesky.
Reminds me of Twitter.
Darn, was hoping for a more Myspace/Facebook feel.
Reminds me of Twitter.
Darn, was hoping for a more Myspace/Facebook feel.
January 12, 2025 at 1:03 AM
So. This is Bluesky.
Reminds me of Twitter.
Darn, was hoping for a more Myspace/Facebook feel.
Reminds me of Twitter.
Darn, was hoping for a more Myspace/Facebook feel.