sodaclean

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by sodaclean 11mo ago
This is how I use them- but I also use them to write initial UI's (usually very primitive). Because I've got an issue where the UI has to be perfect, and if I can blame somebody/something other than me I can ignore it until t
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Frequently not. It's always handy to know about extra techniques in soldering. You can also scale this up in a solder oven and remove almost every single component. Used this for reversing a PCB a few times.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Chronicles of Amber: > Whats red and green and goes around and around and around? A frog in a cuisinart.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
It's intentional- If people can't use the internet they're more likely to watch the "game." For once management might have learned something from employees- take a dive, cry foul.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
How os this different than the US's SLAM design from the 50-60's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersonic_Low_Altitude_Missil... Obviously guidance will be different.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Not a fan of cheeky riddles based on dad jokes?
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
https://store.freeflysystems.com/products/rtk-gps-ground-sta... Not cheap. Theres also services like this: https://www.septentrio.com/en/learn-more/insights/gnss-corre... that offer corr
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
while researching links to back up me calling this a nothing burger, I found this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=twqqak3XVuY which upgrades this to Puff Piece. it gets worse- the overseeing professor mentioned here, and in
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Melt the solder and thwack the board on something hard? So the board stops but the molten solder doesn't. Sometimes though you just have to pile on solder and flux because the via is small enough that surface tension and heat dissipati
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Look at (Monitorian)[ https://github.com/emoacht/Monitorian ] for that.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
It's 2 or four pairs . So at minimum you have two 26awg (spec is 24awg, and the slim-line cables are labeled "data only") wires- which is not as big a deal as you made it out. Spec comes out to about an amp per pair.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Unfortunately, no- while atoms fusing has a fixed mass to energy conversion... getting them close enough that they'll fuse takes a lot of energy. The three hurdles to effective fusion are: 1) getting more energy from fusion than was sp
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
10 years ago that was a valid excuse.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_detection
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
With most day to day things being some form of streaming it really hides how painfully slow gigabit is. Additionally, it's not difficult to fit 10gigabit worth of data munging in a 10-15watt envelope. Pulling data off of modern profess
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
I converted my Hue Hub to PoE with a splitter. It's super convenient but not the prettiest.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
For the cross over pairs?
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Are you agreeing or disagreeing with it being trivial to check if theres fusion? > However it's quite possible that I'm wrong. Because bubble science keeps on throwing new surprises. Ultimately that's my assertion. No need
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Lol. Autohotkey on a corp machine
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Sonoluminescence is not power positive. Fusion would be trivial to prove with a neutron detector- so saying "theres debate" is arguably dishonest. Sonoluminescence is weird and awesome enough as is: cavitation that produces light.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Amazing indeed- since PoE is DC.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Never noticed the 75ohms before- but it'd be 150ohms for passive PoE. (Through one pair and to another, two 75's) Theres fixes, but passive PoE was a pretty dirty hack- so negotiation got added.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Even with passive PoE you're fine as long as everything is A, B, or any mix thereof. Apparently, some mag-jacks have the center taps for each pair commoned via 75ohms to ground through a capacitor... so I could be wrong.
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by sodaclean 11mo ago
Because of how ethernet works (differential signaling + signal transformers), PoE is effectively a wire at 48v connected to nothing if the device doesn't support it. The only issue arises if somebody wires a patch cable completely wron