thanks... I guess the solution for the theorist would be to just use signs... or not to move the car at all while snow on the ground ;-) Best,
B.
4:42 PM, March 14, 2007
This morning I looked out of the window and I saw the neighbour's roof.
I mention this because I haven't seen the roof for several months. All I've seen is snow, snow, snow. The most annoying aspect of the snow was that I couldn't find my parking lot, the numbers being printed to the pavement. Repeatedly, I must have chosen the wrong spot, and found complaints on my windshield telling me I had parked on a private lot and would I please vanish. I put a precautionary note on my car saying, if this is not #34, and you are able to find it, please use mine.
And here it reappeared, ladies and gentlemen, #34
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posted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 3:51 PM on Mar 13, 2007
"#34"
2 Comments -
1) Put the space number on its electric socket stanchion.
2) Unpowered parking lot? Embed Supermagnet #21 under the pavment and use a (cheap) compass.
3) Upscale would be addressable RF chips... but you guys are theorists right? "8^>)
9:51 PM, March 13, 2007
Hi Uncle,
thanks... I guess the solution for the theorist would be to just use signs... or not to move the car at all while snow on the ground ;-) Best,
B.
4:42 PM, March 14, 2007