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Anyone know what chemicals do they use to clean the screws on injection molding machines? Something that oxidizes plastic? The handles look like they were made in a 2-shot mold, hard plastic frame with soft plastic touch surfaces. If
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Mandarin with the Simplified Characters (4 Tone Mainland Style)
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My kids are in elementary school that Chinese language in the morning and English in the afternoon. Only problem is now I have no idea what they are talking about half the time.
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LIGO can accurately measure small (1/2 wavelength) changes in distance, but it does not measure absolute distance. Absolute is a lot harder to do with interferometers vs. relative measurements.
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The JBC has adjustable temperature, which lets you solder faster if you crank it up. The risk is that you will cook either the board or the component you are attaching to the board. This decreases the reliability of the finished assembly
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Metcal inductive irons are so much better then resistive, use one once and you will understand. I pugged my Metcal into a power meter the other day. The instant you the tip touches copper, the power jumps from ~4W to ~40W. The power goes
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When I was designing boards, we had 1-2 standard types of connector we were allowed use, that had an even number of pins. So we would use a different number of pins for each connector on the board, even if some of the pins were not used.
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I got a cable tie gun (aka zip tie gun) and it it does it's job perfectly. Pulls the cable tie to the correct tension and then cuts of the excess perfectly flush. Very satisfying to use. The one I got is made by panduit, but there a
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A fair number of cities have done this, Galveston, Sacramento, Seattle.
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China creates a superbug via GOF research. Accidently releases it from the lab. Shuts down its own economy. Puts the majority of it's citizens on house arrest, and that is "largely successful"? Please send me the AliExpress
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I am lucky to have a family owned drug store near my house. The pharmacists are brother and sister and grandma runs the cash register. Grandma can't walk good or see good, but she sure can sell you some cookies or pens or sunscreen
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If you are trying to spy on something at night, why put lights on your drone?
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Every law that the MPs create is itself a threat against the people. A prescriptive law can only be described as "Do what I say, or I will hurt you." Agents of the state create laws, and then take your money and pay that money
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"The purpose of the system is what it does." 99% of people are not drug dealers, yet we still experience the deadweight loss of KYC and AML. Therefore AML exists because agents of the state like to screw with us, waste our time
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What we need is a legislative budget. Currently there is no limit to the number of laws a person may be subjected to. The amount of law increases every year and will continue to increase until the whole system collapses. We have seen t
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The thing they removed was sulfur. It comes up naturally with the oil, so it is not really an additive. It is cheaper to leave the Sulphur in the bunker fuel that the ships burn so that is what they did for many years. Nowadays they e
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At 85°C, you can store around 10kWh of solar in your water heater. At PG&E power prices, that's worth about $5/day. This is a lot cheaper then batteries, though admittedly less flexible. https://www.pvh2o.com/
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My 8yo boy has gotten much nicer after 8 months of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training. Before he was in trouble for fighting at school, he was rude to his grandma, and just generally unpleasant. Now he makes his grandma happy, and is fun t
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This is exactly backwards. Voting software ideally would not be used at all, but if it is used it should at least be open source. Arguing that voting software should be a secret that only the anointed may possess is anti-democratic in the
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Note that rosin is very flammable, but I guess so is cooking oil.
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I agree, I have cut myself a few times as well. The awkward way you have to hold the scythe while you sharpen it does not help. One thing you might try is an oval-shaped diamond coated sharpening rod. The handle keeps your fingers safer.
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A good scythe is faster then a weed-wacker but slower then a lawnmower. I have been using a scythe to cut my lawn for a few years now. It works, and is fun, but you must keep it VERY sharp. If the scythe is not razor sharp it will simply
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Singapore is the only place I heave heard of where rich and poor live in the same public housing buildings. Could have something to do with the extreme land scarcity. The super rich still live in private houses though.
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Tom Persky at https://www.floppydisk.com/ is selling them for a few more years yet. https://www.theregister.com/2022/09/20/floppy_disk_business/... You can get a 10 pack for 15 bucks.
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If you can't boot it, they can't hack it.
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A theme in the Toy Story movies was collectors vs. kids, and the toys always seemed to prefer being with the kids. I think you made the right decision.
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The most I ever got shocked with was 560Vdc @ 10mA I know it was 10mA because it popped the safety breaker on the lab power supply. I was testing a clamp circuit for a high power solid state RF matching network. I had been so careful th
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The traps that burn a little propane to make warm, moist Co2 work. When I was a kid, I DIY made one using a heater pilot light and some PC fans. They cost a fair bit to run but it is quite satisfying to empty out the net bag and see the t
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At 85°C, you can store around 10kWh of solar energy in an average sized water heater. This cut the power bill for my small house about in half. Fun project, I ended up making a simulator app with fancy graphs and stuff. https://
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I tried a 3M Cubitron flap disc for the first time last week and it worked great. It really does cut 3x-4x faster than my cheap-o wheels. Soft edges made it easier to blend then my hard grinding wheels.
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