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by 83 3y ago
I commonly see the .1" pin headers (single or dual row) and sockets used for this. https://www.te.com/usa-en/products/connectors/pcb-connectors...
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by 83 3y ago
The higher end (Daniels / DMC) are very precise tools that you should calibrate with a go/no go gauge. If you handle one you can see why they are fairly expensive - everything is precise, heavy, and without slop and must remain s
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by 83 3y ago
Because while the FOD might not be an immediate problem, it could bounce around and get caught in a mechanical linkage causing a fatal crash, could be rubbing against wires causing a fatal crash, could start on fire (if it has lithium batte
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by 83 3y ago
This is misleading. Only raw CF is like a rope, once made into a composite with resin it becomes a stiff member with entirely different properties. It's more analogous to a wood beam - very stiff and resistant to bending but once you
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by 83 3y ago
There's nothing wrong with using carbon fiber for a compressive load like this. Like most engineering the devil is in the details - how do you interface the carbon to the metal end caps for example? They likely are a weak point as the
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by 83 3y ago
Ego commercial blower: 170mph 600cfm (only during turbo boost, unclear how long that can last) Stihl gas blower: 239mph 912cfm Not even getting into weight, cost, or refuel times - that's extremely far from parity.
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by 83 3y ago
The electric blower yard probably still has leaves on it. I'm all for electrifying yard tools, but electric blowers still aren't anywhere near a high end Stihl or Husqvarna in performance.
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by 83 3y ago
I tend to agree that we're past a point of optimal amount of bureaucracy in housing. I don't know that I'd go as far as saying these were more than good enough, though they are close. Things like fire rated doors/drywal
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by 83 3y ago
Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18265533 This often comes up as a "look how much cheaper housing used to be" discussion. Keep in mind things like gfci outlets, fire code, insulation requir
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by 83 3y ago
Everyone in the rust belts should be putting fluid film/woolwax/krown under their vehicles. I think decades of shady "rust proofing" sprayers that were either a scam or did more harm than good (plastic/rubber under
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by 83 3y ago
Pacer charges per page, but if you keep it under $30 in a quarter the bill is forgiven (so free). You'll eat up 300 pages pretty quickly - there's roughly 20 filings between now and March 10 which I'm guessing is around when
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by 83 3y ago
The submersibles need to be less dense than water on average so they rise when you release ballast. It's always a cost tradeoff - I think Challenger Deep (Cameron's former sub) was steel construction which required a large volume
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by 83 3y ago
I think a lot of places don't accept them because they aren't good at judging what is valuable and what is trash - and the trash they have to pay to get rid of as e-waste.
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by 83 3y ago
For some odd reason they cherry picked a chart out of the middle of the source website, it shows "Average household income of people entering and leaving each county during 2020-21"
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by 83 3y ago
Article is just a short blurb describing this source, link should be https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2023/maps-migration/
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by 83 3y ago
It would have been so easy for them to deescalate that they must think there's something to gain from it, they can't be that incompetent right? It'll be interesting to see if the current outrage machine actually has any long
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by 83 3y ago
The ChatGPT system can also interact with other applications to handle things like making restaurant reservations or purchase movie tickets Purchasing things on my behalf is right below constantly surveilling me on the list of things I wa
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by 83 3y ago
Plenty of options exist in adjacent industries. Stage rigging has a lot of nice stuff for powering lighting/effects (like Neutrik powercon) as does automotive (deutsch dtp or dthd). https://www.neutrik.com/en/produ
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by 83 3y ago
And you can pretty safely assume all those deleted entries reference the size of someones balls or say "This is the way".
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by 83 3y ago
The first two night photos have logos for EarthCam, Live, and some location data. Seems they found a way to remove those in later images.
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by 83 3y ago
Make things - welding, woodworking, fiberglassing, etc. Maybe even make a website documenting things I'm making to assist others (and show off a little).
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by 83 3y ago
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_class_display.php
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by 83 3y ago
PFAS is used in the coolant for semiconductor production.
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10 years is a good run, I'm actually pretty surprised considering this is Google we're talking about.
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If you are looking for any sort of engineering or technical information don't bother clicking the link. tldr: We wanted it to be durable so used stainless, and liked the size of a passport so modeled it after that.
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by 83 3y ago
House on the Rock is cool, but it's a little bit of a stretch to call it a museum. The mustard museum on the other hand...
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by 83 3y ago
They're still risking getting a huge bill. Hoping your risk gets mitigated by a company trying to avoid bad PR isn't a gamble I would take.
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by 83 3y ago
This is especially true for vehicle repairs. Often what could be accomplished in 2 paragraphs and some pictures is instead a 15 minute production you have to sit through to make sure you don't miss a step.
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by 83 3y ago
Yeah, most mice I've opened up have the same rectangular black switch (Omron d2fc or similar). They're pretty easy to replace.
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by 83 3y ago
I fight with this a lot. Best solution I've found is add a 'bulk' label to the bin so I know to refill from my 'warehouse' stockpile when something gets low.

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