Thanks for that admission Elaine. Pleased it wasn't just me who failed. I am sure @Robin is going to laud it over us now with a 3 whilst she blemishes Blenheim with her £5 fleece body warmer (It can't be classed as a "gilet" unless you paid at least double that!! 😉 ) .... Will they even allow you into the event? Isn't there a dress code.... especially on dressage day! Not that I am criticizing, as most of my gear comes out of Lidl these days..... just wish they sold long leather riding boots.... my lovely old comfortable ones just died last week (the zip broke and not enough life in them to make replacement an optionSad news folks. Both Mr Eggy and I failed Wordle this morning.
We’re beyond devastated. Our streaks are broken, as are we. #firstworldproblems![]()
Eh?Have real empathy with your plight @Gwynn. Spent a couple of hours yesterday only to find that the code did not work because I had omitted a colon from a quite complicated statement extracting the temperature from the output of a sensor.
For reasons that are too complicated to go into, I am trying to make an ultrasonic tape measure using one of the ultrasonic sensors that are fitted to those doors that open when you approach them. This involved some breadboarding and devising python code on a raspberry pi to read the sensor. Got that done but had the problem that the measurements need to be corrected because the speed of sound is dependent on temperature. So, temperature sensor went onto breadboard and more python code devised to read it. Thats where the missing colon was one of the bugs encountered. Next problem was to integrate the ultrasonic sensor code with the temperature sensor code. That has now been done and debugged and I am now confident that the ceiling is 173 cm from my desk. I have an ultrasonic tape measure with temperature compensation.
Next problem is to make it portable, there is limited fun in measuring the height of your ceiling. First problem is to get it off the breadboard and into a box and second problem is to make it independent of being plugged into the Pi. Got some ideas about that but then I will need to write and debug more software. There is also the problem of figuring out why the ultrasonic sensor coupled to a Pi gives different readings to when it is controlled by an arduino. Makes you wonder how it would behave if controlled by a PI Pico.
Who needs wordle or saduko when you have got a computer.
By the way, got a 7 this morning. I'm wondering if you can take the back off my Accucheck Nano and wire it into a raspberry pi.
I did the same. Thought “ that’s not a word” I had four in the correct place, then went through all the remaining letters and kept pressing until a word, which I have never heard of or seen, announced it was a word but not THE word. Ooh I was mad! 😡Thanks for that admission Elaine. Pleased it wasn't just me who failed. I am sure @Robin is going to laud it over us now with a 3 whilst she blemishes Blenheim with her £5 fleece body warmer (It can't be classed as a "gilet" unless you paid at least double that!! 😉 ) .... Will they even allow you into the event? Isn't there a dress code.... especially on dressage day! Not that I am criticizing, as most of my gear comes out of Lidl these days..... just wish they sold long leather riding boots.... my lovely old comfortable ones just died last week (the zip broke and not enough life in them to make replacement an option)
Edited to add.... Guess who didn't read all the posts before making that comment!! Quite shocked that Robin (and family) didn't get it either but why does it not surprise me that @ColinUK got it in 3 though 🙄 . I was a bit peeved because I actually got it right on the last attempt and then had a rethink before I hit the send and changed it to a more plausible word.
If you don’t get it it tells you the answer in black letters at the top. It’s a toughie today.Fasinated by all the comments I decided to have a look and became a Wordle Newbie! Where do you find the answer? I got l the letters bar the middle one and know it is not a V or a T. Lots would fit like G or C?
Assuming everyone who is going to attempt it already has, the word is the American for what I'd call a vegetable peeler.What is it anyway?!
Ah, right. Thank you.Assuming everyone who is going to attempt it already has, the word is the American for what I'd call a vegetable peeler.
I hid behind Daughter, who was wearing a slightly more respectable gilet (nowhere near the price of a Schöffel) and a flamboyant fedora. And boy, did we need them, and our windproof coats. It was lovely and warm and sunny….except when you sat in the stand to watch the dressage, where it was in the shade, with a freezing North wind blowing across, We kept having to exit for a coffee and a warm up in the sun!Will they even allow you into the event? Isn't there a dress code.... especially on dressage day
I’m going to have to look that up!Assuming everyone who is going to attempt it already has, the word is the American for what I'd call a vegetable peeler.
Ah, right. Thank you.