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glassdiy · 6 months

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Frameless Glass Pool Fencing with TAG

Setting up a pool in the property allows people to relax, have fun, and add an element of beauty. But when it comes to enclosing the pool surroundings, it becomes crucial to secure the pool with appropriate fencing using high-quality glass hardware products. Using quality glass and glass hardware for pool fencing not only upgrades the pool appearance but also adds value and safety. A frameless glass pool fence enfolds several advantages:

Transparency is the latest trend: Frameless glass gives a sleek, and elegant appearance for contemporary design. While installing traditional pool fence fittings creates a coop-like enclosure, the glass one allows for natural light and a brighter view.

Better Return on investment: Installing frameless glass pool fencing instead of traditional aluminum and wooden grants a better return on investment in terms of resistance, safety, and durability. It’s easy to maintain and clean.

Glass pool fencing adds safety for your loved ones: A transparent glass fence offers an uninterrupted view, it’s easier to keep an eye on when kids are playing in the pool. The glass pool fence may also save people from sudden slips and falls while walking around the wet area.

Tag Hardware offers various options of quality glass fittings to install a pool fence in different ways:

Frameless Glass Pool Fencing with Spigots

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Gates are essential requirement for most pool fencing projects, pool needs to be safety enclosed without detracting from the design. Gate Hardware options from Tag Hardware are available for variety of configurations like, glass to glass or wall to glass latches. The range of Hydraulic hinges comes with self- closing mechanism and child-safe features.

If you’re planning to get a frameless glass pool fence in your swimming pool area or to upgrade the old pool fence, then we advise you to have the best. Tag Hardware is here to assist you with everything you need for your pool fencing project. Tag Hardware is a one-stop-shop delivering custom and standard glass and glass hardware with technical support and 3D drawings. Contact us today for your next pool project.

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unimpulsivethemes · 8 months

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Boston Pool Natural

Inspiration for a huge coastal side yard stone and custom-shaped natural pool fountain remodel

#gate hardware #naturalistic #granite #granite cobble #pool coping #pool decking

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conductivemithril · 8 months

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Fountain in Boston Design ideas for a huge coastal side yard stone water fountain landscape.

#jacuzzi #gate hardware #outdoor spa #new england granite #pool

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ruhele · 9 months

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Natural in Boston Huge beach style side yard stone and custom-shaped natural pool fountain photo

#fence #gate hardware #swimming pool #ocean view #gunite pool #pool patio

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ironmongeryworld · 2 years

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Vintage Style! Weatherproof Gate Spring Zinc 8"

This is a tension adjustable weatherproof gate spring in zinc finish.

Material: Steel

Finish: Zinc

Size: 200mm

Comes with fixing screws.

Free Delivery On Orders over £45.

Easy Returns

Dial Now: 0330 111 555 1

#gate hardware #door hardware #door springs #zinc #ironmongery world #ironmngery #uk

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retrocgads · 1 year

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USA 1990

#USA1990 #ATARI CORP.#HARDWARE #ATARI LYNX #PAPERBOY #RAMPAGE #SLIME WORLD #CHIP'S CHALLENGE #GAUNTLET #ELECTROCOP #BLUE LIGHTNING #XENOPHOBE #KLAX #RYGAR #SHANGHAI #GATES OF ZENDOCON #ZARLOR MERCENARY #ROBO SQUASH #ROAD BLASTER

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frozenoj · 6 months

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My almost 10 year old Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 watching me pull up Baldur's Gate 3 instead of Stardew Valley

#this is fine #meme #gaming #baldur's gate 3 #bg3 #computer hardware #made by me

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love-toxin · 8 months

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sorry if this is a weird question, but what platform do u play bg3 on? i love d&d and i REALLY want to get it but all i have is a macbook air 😭😭😭 i’m so sad it isn’t on the switch💀

i have it on pc!!!!! i play it on my desktop and haven't tried it on my laptop, but I've seen a bunch of tutorials going around on how to better the performance if you're playing on a laptop! being ur local goth gamestop employee that i am im also making the assumption that, while it probably isn't gonna be soon, imo it's likely they'll release baldur's gate on the switch too at some point! but i would def check out yt and reddit to find some tips to see if they might work! i hope you get to play it my love <3

#im very familiar with the struggle of not having appropriate hardware for the game u wanna play its the WORST #my faith is with you tho anon i pray a gaming pc falls out of the sky for you!!!!#baldur's gate 3 #ellie chats #anons

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faerie-of-faerun · 9 months

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I wasn't able to get a SSD yet and my CPU is also only a bit above minimum requirements, so we'll see how that goes 🥲

I wish everyone a happy Launch Day/Baldur's Day and hopefully a smooth download and gaming experience! ☺️

#baldur's gate 3 #bg3 #baldur's day #only 7 1/2 hours left!#why didn't I listen to my friend and get a slightly bigger SSD back then #but no it's max capacity is 120 GB and it also has the operating system on it so not a chance #the only great piece of hardware is my GPU

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thediktatortot · 8 months

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#Coming here to say that I wish I had someone to hold my hand to build a PC with #I am absolutely garbage at the hardware side of computers and there's way too many parts and numbers and names for me to understand #and I don't want to drop a thousand fucking dollars on something pre-built when i can build myself a computer for less than 500 #I just am so fucking stupid when it comes to the parts and I wish i had someone here with me to do it and help me #I need a new computer really badly as the one i'm using is pretty old and buggy at this point #i can't play any of my games on it (Balders Gate 3 doesn't even run on the lowest settings)#I just wish there was an easier #way to do this on your own without feeling like your getting scammed at every turn

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drunkardsprayer · 2 years

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This is so fucking stupid. How do you even back up your photos without using an iCloud service anymore. Why can’t i put my iphone photos directly on a thumb drive. Why is everything so fucking hard to navigate with apple

#📬#i hate you apple i hate you ios i hate you bill gates #My google account is full and i can’t even get my photos off of there bc there is no hardware in the world with enough storage to contain a #+’Google takeout’

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jcmarchi · 2 months

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Staying in the Loop: How Superconductors are Helping Computers “Remember” - Technology Org

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Staying in the Loop: How Superconductors are Helping Computers “Remember” - Technology Org

Computers work in digits—0s and 1s, to be exact. Their calculations, processes, and memories are digital, all of which require extraordinary power resources. As we look to the next evolution of computing and develop neuromorphic or “brain-like” computing, those power requirements are unfeasible.

Distinct circulating current paths in a 4-loop network show the possible switching activity that allow flux to travel between loops. Image credit: Q-MEEN-C / UC San Diego

Some researchers are looking at analog improvements to advance neuromorphic computing. In other words, they are advancing not just software but hardware, too. Research from the University of California San Diego and UC Riverside shows a promising new way to store and transmit information using disordered superconducting loops.

The team’s research, which appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, demonstrates the ability of superconducting loops to demonstrate associative memory, which allows the brain to remember the relationship between two unrelated items in humans.

“I hope what we’re designing, simulating and building will be able to do that kind of associative processing fast,” stated UC San Diego Professor of Physics Robert C. Dynes, one of the paper’s co-authors.

Creating lasting memories

Picture it: you’re at a party and run into someone you haven’t seen in a while. You know their name but can’t quite recall it. Your brain starts to root around for the information: where did I meet this person? How were we introduced? If you’re lucky, your brain finds the pathway to retrieve what was missing. Sometimes, of course, you’re unlucky.

Dynes believes that short-term memory moves into long-term memory with repetition. In the case of a name, the more you see the person and use the name, the more deeply it is written into memory. This is why we still remember a song from when we were ten years old but can’t remember what we had for lunch yesterday.

“Our brains have this remarkable gift of associative memory, which we don’t really understand,” stated Dynes, who is also president emeritus of the University of California and former UC San Diego chancellor. “It can work through the probability of answers because it’s so highly interconnected. This computer brain we built and modeled is also highly interactive. If you input a signal, the whole computer brain knows you did it.”

Staying in the loop

How do disordered superconducting loops work? You need a superconducting material — in this case, the team used yttrium barium copper oxide (YBCO). Known as a high-temperature superconductor, YBCO becomes superconducting around 90 Kelvin (-297 F), which in physics, is not that cold. This made it relatively easy to modify. The YBCO thin films (about 10 microns wide) were manipulated using magnetic fields and currents to create a single flux quantum on the loop. When the current was removed, the flux quantum stayed in the loop. Think of this as a piece of information or memory.

This is one loop, but associative memory and processing require at least two pieces of information. For this, Dynes used disordered loops, meaning the loops are different sizes and follow different patterns — essentially random.

A Josephson juncture, or “weak link,” as it is sometimes known, in each loop acted as a gate through which the flux quanta could pass. This is how information is transferred and the associations are built.

Although traditional computing architecture has continuous high-energy requirements, not just for processing but also for memory storage, these superconducting loops show significant power savings — on the scale of a million times less. This is because the loops only require power when performing logic tasks. Memories are stored in the physical superconducting material and can remain there permanently, as long as the loop remains superconducting.

The number of memory locations available increases exponentially with more loops: one loop has three locations, but three loops have 27. For this research, the team built four loops with 81 locations. Next, Dynes would like to expand the number of loops and the number memory locations.

“We know these loops can store memories. We know the associative memory works. We just don’t know how stable it is with a higher number of loops,” he said.

This work is not only noteworthy to physicists and computer engineers; it may also be important to neuroscientists. Dynes talked to another University of California president emeritus, Richard Atkinson, a world-renowned cognitive scientist who helped create a seminal model of human memory called the Atkinson-Shiffrin model.

Atkinson, who is also former UC San Diego chancellor and professor emeritus in the School of Social Sciences, was excited about the possibilities he saw: “Bob and I have had some great discussions trying to determine if his physics-based neural network could be used to model the Atkinson-Shiffrin theory of memory. His system is quite different from other proposed physics-based neural networks, and is rich enough that it could be used to explain the workings of the brain’s memory system in terms of the underlying physical process. It’s a very exciting prospect.”

Source: UCSD

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abiodun-360degree · 3 months

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