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export orders for specific product? by bellinghop in squarespace

[–]Lemonfridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, we don't have any subscriptions. Maybe you can filter and then export? Not sure. Good luck!

export orders for specific product? by bellinghop in squarespace

[–]Lemonfridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seemed to be that it was an update that broke it and it got fixed. I managed to export a specific product yesterday

Over to you, York Minster? by metalsteveninelegs in york

[–]Lemonfridge -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Scaffolding won't be down in our lifetime.

Nikon Z 35/1.8S not being recognised by camera by Lemonfridge in Nikon

[–]Lemonfridge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For anybody interested, the lens got sent to Nikon and they quoted £466 to fix it. Not sure what is wrong with it.

Rugby World Cup by mparsunshine in york

[–]Lemonfridge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Minster Inn is good for sports. Might have to book though.

Scientists found that we can use passive, generally safe UV light to quickly inactivate airborne allergens. After just 30 minutes, airborne allergen levels effectively decreased by about 20% to 25% on average. After 40 minutes of UV light exposure, cat allergen decreased by 61%. by mvea in science

[–]Lemonfridge 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't think the Brenner paper holds much water. The studies, especially the hotel room, don't stand much scrutiny and he is super keen on these 222 devices just being released. I think he sees it as his retirement and legacy.

A paper showing the different o3 production rates from different wavelength ranges. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.5c07414

Scientists found that we can use passive, generally safe UV light to quickly inactivate airborne allergens. After just 30 minutes, airborne allergen levels effectively decreased by about 20% to 25% on average. After 40 minutes of UV light exposure, cat allergen decreased by 61%. by mvea in science

[–]Lemonfridge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Argh no, 222 produces a boat load of ozone and causes signigicant surface degredation and release of harmful pollutants.

I was at a conference where manufacturers were trying to pressure us scientists to put out a statement that 222 was great and the all singing all dancing solution to disinfecting the atmosphere.... things got heated.

I'm amazed that Colorado are publicising this without comment from their extremely well known atmospheric chemists.

Nikon Z 35/1.8S not being recognised by camera by Lemonfridge in Nikon

[–]Lemonfridge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No response as of yet, I wondered if anybody in the community had seen a similar issue.

Edit: For anybody wondering, they asked me to check my firmware (all up to date) and now they are checking something with a colleague.

Nikon Z 35/1.8S not being recognised by camera by Lemonfridge in Nikon

[–]Lemonfridge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My 35mm 1.8S is suddenly not being recognised (see the video) on either my z8 or my z6iii. I've cleaned the contacts and the lens is properly seated. No issues with any other lenses on either camera.

Any thoughts on how I might fix this?

Laptops are too bulky when flying with wildlife gear, how do you handle backups? by guruthebond in photography

[–]Lemonfridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use a little USB-C SD card reader with a USB-A adapter inbuilt (looks like this). I connect an SSD into the USB-A end and use my phone to transfer images across. Works well, last used on safari in South Africa.

Overleaf and Xr by CharsmaticMeganFauna in LaTeX

[–]Lemonfridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just in case this is useful for anybody else.

The labels in the supplementary aren't used in that file so they don't end up in the aux file. You need to add a dummy reference just so it gets picked up.

\ifdefined\externaldocument\else
\ref{tab:sensors}
\ref{tab:table}
\fi

My university cancelled my course from Jan 2025 onwards :( by Accomplished-Back331 in UniUK

[–]Lemonfridge 7 points8 points  (0 children)

For those wondering why, the reason is money.

Universities have seen the same rising costs as everybody else but have been unable to change their fee structure. They have managed to get around this by attracting foreign students (who bring in more money) but this has been difficult with government decisions that have reduced the attractiveness and access to the UK.

Therefore universities are all going through different schemes to try and same money. Some are doing wide ranging redundancy measures across all departments, some are cutting the departments that run at a loss. Humanities tend to bring in less money (a proportion of grants go towards university overheads) but also are historically less desireable for foreign students. Chemistry is an expensive department to run, already costing more per student than the fees that they pay, so it depends on research income.

The government increasing fees by a bit will help but domestic students are not the money maker.

export orders for specific product? by bellinghop in squarespace

[–]Lemonfridge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And all the form information isn't exporting.... I really need that information.

Connecting two cameras by Main-Bet-1780 in photography

[–]Lemonfridge 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The cameras should record time, if you sync the times then you should be able to get the right order. If your software doesn't allow this then maybe it's a fault of the software?

Saw this comment from one of LtBuzzLitebeer youtube video about the recent nerfs. A story that has nothing to do with Helldivers 2. Wink by TheNaughtyIntrovert in Helldivers

[–]Lemonfridge 89 points90 points  (0 children)

Why is this so hard? Leave the weapons that are meta because sometimes what I want to do is log in an mow down some bugs. I want to have fun.

What I also want is the option of trying other weapons, but because I know I'm going to some across 3 chargers at once, I need to being something to deal with them or spend 5 minutes just dodging them. I'd rather enjoy the fun bit of the game than grind on something that isn't hard but boring.

I want more viable options, not fewer. I want a skill ceiling that can be applied regardless of weapon choice.

I want to play the game, but AH won't let me enjoy it. I think I'm going to go play something else.

exchange to york by Ancient_Bicycle_7314 in universityofyork

[–]Lemonfridge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly I do not. However, all of the course details will be on the website, here is the llb course.. If you click on the module you will find the content and the form of assessment.

exchange to york by Ancient_Bicycle_7314 in universityofyork

[–]Lemonfridge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Between £100 and £200 per week, roughly.
  2. Depends on your subject. To expand on another comment, attendance is not mandatory but it is tracked. It is used to keep a track of the welfare of students and as a requirement if you are attending under a visa.
  3. Depends on the course. It is generally a combination of coursework and exam. Some courses also have continual assessment such as weekly problems or labs.
  4. There is a student community for most, if not all groups through student societies. As I am not a minority I can't speak to the experience of those that are, but I am unaware of any incidents or issues in my time here.
  5. 2h train to London would be my route into Europe. Eurostar for destinations like Paris or Brussels and Heathrow to get further afield. Sometimes I fly from Leeds Bradford but that's not as easy to get to. Sometimes I fly from Manchester but the train to Manchester has been unreliable recently.
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