raspbian99

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CT scans of coffee equipment: using X-rays to look inside an AeroPress(scanofthemonth.com)
2 points by raspbian99 3y ago|0 comments
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CT scans of video game controllers: inside the PS5, Xbox, and SNES gamepads(scanofthemonth.com)
6 points by raspbian99 3y ago|2 comments
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by raspbian99 4y ago
You really just needed play, pause, and repeat buttons
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by raspbian99 4y ago
The amount of space given over to connectors is incredible. Seeing the scans helps me understand Apple's crusade against the headphone jack.
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CT Scans of iPods(scanofthemonth.com)
19 points by raspbian99 4y ago|3 comments
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by raspbian99 5y ago
The Vita Coco cap is wild; I’ve wondered how those caps (also on almond milk, chicken stock, and shelf-stable milk) work but hadn’t realized they’re this intricate or ingenious.
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by raspbian99 9y ago
Yeah, but the demand in the 40s had a completely different pattern from today's demand, so you can't just ramp up train frequency across the system and meet it. The L train to Bedford Ave carries way more people now than it ever d
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by raspbian99 9y ago
Well, that's one of the problems with the MTA: it's not technically under the direct control of any individual elected official. The MTA is an independent agency governed by a board that consists of five members appointed by the g
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by raspbian99 11y ago
Too bad. Easily the best conference on emerging technology. The San Francisco version is incredible, and I'm bringing my whole team next year. I looked at Amsterdam Solid though, and it seems really small. Just one day long, and only k