rainbowzootsuit

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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Dual wielding keyboards too.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
These are vacuum nerds more than electronics nerds. Most homebrew electronics designed by physicists for basic research are going to have these aesthetic qualities.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Thin films grown in vacuums are how you get graphene layers and FETs that appear to be the basis of the technology here. Someone with a vacuum deposition system would be the prime candidate to develop a custom thin film to target adsorption
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
The towed vehicle has its rear driven wheels up on a tow hook type of tow truck and It sounds like a locked steering wheel that has been turned. This would lead to the angled tracking of the front wheels. This would be common for a debt re
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
You are going to love the special edition Corten[1] model. [1] https://www.corten.com/what-is-corten-steel/ /s
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I think this is more of a historical artifact rather than a fundamental measurement. In the Millikan oil drop experiment he was able to measure quantized units of charge by stripping a single electron from a drop [1], so much later when qua
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Slow down there, Mr. Burns.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I always forget the /s. Anyway the way to fuck up stainless steel is to rub some non stainless steel on it which breaks down the passivation layer. This is why you can buy stainless tools (eg Wiha makes driver bits in stainless)to use
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
This is why I have a hard copy printed folder of all my TOTP seeds.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Oil the surface of the truck occasionally like the ways on a milling machine.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I recognized this as being an outtake from the Engineering Explained YouTube channel. Driving Tesla Cybertruck - Overhyped or the Pickup Reinvented? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeqE1kOO3dE From about 10m into the video.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Off the shelf heat pumps will have a defrost control board too, but you make a solid point. The hard part is that you have to recover the refrigerant and refill, which takes HVAC/R equipment and and EPA certification to do legally.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
A "multi position air handler" which match the aspect ratios of traditional air handler furnaces are available from the major manufacturers like Daikin or Mitsubishi. They will pair to low ambient temperature capable condensers. D
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Aircraft contrails have a measurable effect on surface temperature so you might don't need as much as one might think. https://globalnews.ca/news/2934513/empty-skies-after-911-set... https://www.fo
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Think of it more that the battery sits on the side of the DC bus. Double conversation UPS are generally the highest end (rectified AC > DC > inverted AC) because there's no switching time between the inverter taking power from th
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Sammy Kamkar's "Just Bing it!" joke will recurse on that day.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Maybe you should see if one of the retro computer YouTubers might be up for a rare guest computer. Adrian's Digital Basement comes to mind here but he's kind of an Amiga guy.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Also I've had good success with just chucking multiple strands wire into a regular drill to make twisted pairs when needed.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
It seems like toward the smaller end of that range but a wire wrap tool with a scaled version of that bit might be along the lines of what you're after. Wire wrap is meant to go around a long relatively rigid pin as the host for the wr
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
This seems to basically already exist. The safety wire twister pliers probably won't have enough leverage for solid core household wiring especially compared to a cordless drill. Drill Powered Wire Twister and Stripper That Has Gone Vi
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
On these 'ole MAX planes they're used to just having to give it a Fonzarelli adjustment here and there. Ayyy!
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Along with plastic welding and epoxies (good things to say about JB Weld) also using baking soda infused with cyanoacrylate glue (the very thin kind) can build up material and becomes approximately rock hard. Can be filed. Just be careful a
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
"He's coming right for us!"
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Do consider Syncthing particularly if you are using Android. If using apple iOS you'd need the möbius sync client. https://syncthing.net/ https://www.mobiussync.com/ One thing that it beats the cloud &
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Exterior exit stairs are still allowed by the International Building Code, but as mentioned in the article they aren't going to be too similar to the classic fire escape stair particularly if there are accessible units because a second
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I admittedly responded without reading the source, so please accept my apologies. Despite how it is worded the total dispersion of Fluorite is less than glass. That quote is referring to the ‘extraordinary partial dispersion’ property. They
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
Fluorite just has low dispersion and therefore a lens made from it has less chromatic aberration than glass.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I got this from Mr Wizard as a kid and use it infrequently but regularly when making things and needing to split a piece of material in two. I know it's the CG and not the geometric center, but is often close enough with reasonably uni
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
I would like to know more.
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by rainbowzootsuit 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-mLVVJkH7I Audio interview with Frank Herbert on the origins of Dune (1965)

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