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by K2h 12y ago
I loved the writeup! thanks for the detailed writeup and notes. Very impressive.
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by K2h 12y ago
That was the first ones I went looking for. very cool. http://content.lib.utah.edu/cdm/search/collection/Aztec
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by K2h 12y ago
Just remember to retract the probes delivering samples to external analyzers -before- pigging the line, or you may do 10's of thousands of dollars in damage.
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by K2h 12y ago
note the temperature is an important consideration instead of just the number of charge cycles. for the whole story on a battery the log should include battery temp, even when the computer is asleep. https://www.apple.com/ba
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by K2h 12y ago
single mode splice is not so bad. multi mode takes a bit more work to get complex index of refraction in the fiber correct. http://www.thefoa.org/tech/ref/termination/fusion.html
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by K2h 12y ago
I liked it so much I not only read it last year, I read it again. I lost one of my coworkers when he left to go work for LA power. I like to think he gets to work on cool stuff like this from time to time.
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by K2h 12y ago
It all depends how you program the chip. If you didn't want to link to a website from the intelliPaper device, I'm sure you could load it with static content. I think it is a fair assessment that it is the same tracking as what c
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by K2h 12y ago
From their technology page - one reason is the ability to have content on the device (local memory) even when offline. useful for serving up a resume, tutorial, guide or other content without an internet connection being required. The curr
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by K2h 12y ago
I have been following intelliPaper [1] for a few years now ever ever since a close friend quit his job to go hack on this full time with a small team bringing the technology to market with manufacturing in the USA. It really is a cool stor
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by K2h 12y ago
looks like someone did http://pdf.yt/d/1dKWAxs03AvnYqkt
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by K2h 12y ago
$30 for a GPS that will log 15 hours of telemetry[1] I just cant get over how much cool math, science, engineering and technology can get crammed into a single concept. in some ways GPS is as revolutionary as the CPU. [1] http://
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by K2h 12y ago
I think a rugged small portable solar panel may be better in most applications for power.
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by K2h 12y ago
good point, should have said TE or thermoelectric, i just learned of the device as a peltier junction even though it has 3 different names depending on the mode. at work we call it a TEC based on how we use it, but the best most generic
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by K2h 12y ago
This has looked cool, ever since I saw it announced, a peltier in a stove - how awesome! i just can bring myself to pony up the cash as I fear it would fall short of my expectations. kind of like this real world test. http://in
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by K2h 12y ago
The growth data chart over the last 2.5 years is very interesting. Thanks for sharing that.
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by K2h 12y ago
http://www.davisnet.com/weather/weatherlink-network/ looks like an adapter for $300 can feed data to places including weather underground.
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by K2h 12y ago
that is an issue. i did not see that problem a few minutes ago. I actually lost a few comments there as was bumped.
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by K2h 12y ago
very nice use of piratepad.net so we can watch and contribute to the draft.
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by K2h 12y ago
So touching to read the thoughts of a parent as they go through the last days of life with their very loved daughter and family. This is what family is and the joy of life through the process of losing it.
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by K2h 13y ago
maybe thats where the site got their return.
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by K2h 13y ago
This is a great presentation on how to effectively communicate data and it is not just putting raw data on a slide. it takes time and major creativity to communicate. Read the presentation for another reason, a good example of a catchy, r
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by K2h 13y ago
It is a little dated, but this doc shows 200mA required for the card on highspeed writes. I was curious how much power needed to run that little uC. http://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/M-Systems%20Inc%2...
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by K2h 13y ago
looks like the repo is still up https://github.com/DiogenesTheCynic/FullScreenMario
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by K2h 13y ago
I was very happy to see the tilda in the list and defined. I have been signing most emails for more than 5 years with ~Keith as I think that this accurately conveys that email poorly approximates my intention. After signing emails this wa
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by K2h 13y ago
I have had the light for a few years and really like it. I have both the single mode version and 3 mode version and like the 3 mode a little more. the tradeoff is that the head is slightly longer and the high isn't quite as as bright
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by K2h 13y ago
examples are in the how-to guide complete with pretty screenshots. http://www.bristol.ac.uk/physics/research/quantum/qcloud/pro...
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by K2h 13y ago
most pictures don't have hard transitions between block areas, so once the fault area has been identified an algorithm could be made to look for the change that results in the image having the softest transition between neighboring blo
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by K2h 13y ago
wow. a steap price for a few modems, pc104 mainboards and a cd. it doesnt look like the cool looking rock is even included. despite that, that backgrounf story is quite intersting and does look plausable, no major missuse of terms or jarg
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by K2h 13y ago
Listing google as a previous employer in your profile makes me worried there could be something legitimate behind the joke.
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by K2h 13y ago
I was watching ping www.google.com when it came back to life! now I know it was a real outage and not that crappy hub in my nortel.

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