![[OC] Irish Hills Towers - Lenawee County, Michigan, USA](https://preview.redd.it/a8fnb6d9adth1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=10e9d24425c532a03290752475b60034fa4b9638)
The Irish Hills Towers are two wooden observation towers located at 8433 West U.S. Highway 12 in Cambridge Township, Lenawee County, Michigan, in the Irish Hills region. Built in 1924. Closed in 2000. Photographed in 2010.
Found this randomly and had to document it. I didn't know what it was until I got home and researched. I wanted to go inside but it was locked and very scary looking - straight zombie movie vibes. The plant was shut down by the owners but I was confused why the buildings weren't empty- like everyone left suddenly without warning. The security office was full of personal items and unopened mail.
I want to create this feature (stiffeners/ribs)-it can be surface or solid modeling. I feel like there's a very simple SolidWorks command I'm missing. The cross section looks like a shallow sine wave.
I've looked at deform, freeform, boundary boss, wrap (doesn't work on planar surfaces), dome, indent, split lines (to get a slot face), etc.
Everything becomes overly complicated...
I'm looking to setup a MDD G4 DP (Mac OS 9) mac for young kids with old games and educational apps, then setup Launcher (or something similar) to make it easy to open apps.
I also want to build, test, and manage it through SheepSaver on my PC (for convenience).
Should I setup an AppleTalk share and connect the two machines?
I envision the software library will be hosted and managed on the Sheep saver instance and access remotely via the mac.
Interested in teaching a young kid programming via minecraft (and python).
I don't play minecraft and I the book is old.
Can I still access the old versions / software required by the book?
I'm getting lots of confusing data from internet searches....
Links for the lazy.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1593276702
https://jwdittrich.people.ysu.edu/raspberrypi/Learn%20to%20Program%20with%20Minecraft.pdf
This change is so stupid on so many levels. I won't even go into it...
But they also broke the API.
Someone did CTRL-F replace "budget" with "plan" but forgot their Python landing page - the example code doesn't work due to syntax error. "budget" should be "plan"
Yes, I sent this to the API team so they can fix it, still stupid.
import ynab
configuration = ynab.Configuration(
access_token = "b43439eaafe2_this_is_fake_b43439eaafe2"
)
with ynab.ApiClient(configuration) as api_client:
plans_api = ynab.PlansApi(api_client)
plans_response = plans_api.get_plans()
plans = plans_response.data.budgets #should be .plans
for plan in plans:
print(plan.name)
Fake captcha tried to get me to run this code - what does it do?
I've already alerted the owners.
Malicious code
Malicious HTML code - Fake Captcha - it was injected