birdcage

To be fair, most people would clean that birdcage up a bit before showing it to anyone.

Maybe as many as 40% of the meals being served in some neighborhoods are being used for birdcage company cafeterias.

However, it's quite obvious by now that the KaplanCo birdcage-liner is well past its sell-by date.

It has nothing to do with re-using newspapers/books as birdcage liner, or fireplace kindling, etc.

You also can't line the bottom of a birdcage, pack dishes, wash windows, or get a fire going with an online newspaper.

This is exacerbated at small feature sizes, which is what you see here, especially on the birdcage which is about 3cm tall.

The cold air is not squirted up and out like a syringe, it's more like the food is kept in a birdcage that's lowered and raised out of a pool of cold air.

Its like growing wings and immediately locking your brain into a mental birdcage.

That birdcage was actually pre-cleaned to make it look as good as possible.

I built Birdcage because I wanted to access my claw from anywhere without handing auth to a third party or punching holes in my home network.

I’m not sure if a birdcage orbit would improve things much the cost of having a high inclination orbit out of the solar plane would be huge.

It's ridiculous to assume that societal barriers play a role that's different from the psychological or even political: the entire point is that these forces are subtle and interrelated-- like a birdcage.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned "The Birdcage" yet.

Birdcage sits on a VPS and handles auth + reverse proxying.

I also loved Hackmann's comedy performances, like in French Connection II and in The Birdcage.