anymouse123456

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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   Great recommendation! The book is mainly credited with introducing the Theory of Constraints [1], which asserts that any manageable system's throughput is limited by exactly one bottleneck. He goes on to encourage us to instantiate ope
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   I'm sure I'm misunderstanding something, but couldn't one measure the extraordinarily large magnetic field that should appear when applying a voltage to (even a tiny sample of) such a material?
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   We use a three way hose connector and just block or open the 3rd side with a thumb to activate/deactivate the vacuum pressure at the tip. The pump was $20 and the end is a 5cc syringe. All in, it was under $40 and works great!
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   Yes, you do. You can beg for one from a chip vendor, but they aren't really permitted to dole them out, and they will help once, but not for production distributions. You can ignore it, make one up, or just try to take someone else&#x2
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   Thanks for clarifying. In support of your point, this sentence, "I mean, the USB-C spec is really long, and probably very complicated thanks to the USB-IF committee" makes me think we probably agree more than disagree about the US
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   Yah, there are lots of good reasons to be grateful for USB (especially before the fiasco that is type C). I'm just bitter and resentful about being forced to pay thousands of dollars for an artificially scarce number.
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   I took a Greyhound from Florida to California in 1992 because I couldn't afford airfare, and Greyhound was offering $69 one way anywhere in the US. It wasn't a sociological experiment, it was my life. It was 3 days and 3 nights on
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   by anymouse123456 3y ago

   (throwaway account for fear of retribution) Eh, I don't know... The author seems to assume the USB-IF is a good thing. Having gone through the despicable $4,000 shakedown that is required to get a vendor id from the USB-IF, and impleme