donkeyofd00m

6 ms·

1.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Hey, but isn't part of the fun going on the young-university line and having the exciting supprise that you have to take buses to the next station due to maitnance? :)
2.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Perhaps I'm being pedantic, but it seems moreso that proper comms infrastructure design and preventative maitnance plans is the problem Whatsapp is a readily available and an accessible solution... one that is better than current comms
3.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
For tests on prototype subsystems like a cooling system? Totally fair game Live full production systems? Usually no one will be willing to risk the OSHA or ISO violations where critical failure affects safety. Or, if they do, that company w
4.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Sometimes I wish there was an archive of all the small tips like these But other days I kind of like the piecemealed nature of sharing "tribal knowledge" when you bump shoulders with others
5.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
There is a book I recommend to alot. Mostly out of intrest/leisure 60 years with man and machine A guy who started as a millwright in 1890. Was a touring magazine editor until the end of ww2 It's hard to find but it's a bange
6.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Absolutely. It's like viewing the source code of a launched CS product and become familiar all the python libraries they used You start to hit the next threshold when you start to become a mad-max salvager. Fan motor controller is brok
7.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Lol sweet... so even you guys with highly dangerous stuff too Hey, my favourite jank tip: an O ring blew but you don't have a replacement? Bubble gum works pretty well for a few days
8.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Cool! I work in R&D in heavy mfg I find when people outside the "handy" diciplines (factory operations, industrial setting eng, skilled trades), they think mfg and engineered components are much more elegant than they really a
9.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
Hey man, actual Mech-E here. Also general mechanical hobbyist and handyman; not just one of those CAD guys Just some quick things that may help you point you in the right direction. This is coming the "small scale hobbyist", not i
10.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
It's funny. I was recently in a rut like yourself since 2020. Aibet younger, 28. Total 180 as of last month I work a good stable engineering job (mech, not tech), but am very bored of it. I clock in and out on autopilot. Unengaged I ha
11.
by donkeyofd00m 4y ago
I've been here fairly recently since the heavy covid years. I've been making good progress out of this, but I've still got a ways to go The way I looked at it was that I was in a local maximum of wellbeing. Less than I wanted