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tossandturn
8y ago
Yes
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8y ago
"MSH-P/HC/NC/5/V/P/0 - 3% Volume Ethylene = 0.4V - 2.4V" We built that into a custom SS body with a Delrin mounting insert, and ran the serial connections to a custom board that interfaced with up to
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I have developed custom Ethylene sensors in the past for customers, and Dynament (UK) is a manufacturer that I can definitely recommend if anyone wants to do this and go down the DIY electronics route without having to dig through a bunch o
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On the other end of the spectrum (not testing specifications, but just simply "does it network?"), I have successfully ran a 100BASE-TX connection between industrial equipment using individual (not twisted) 24-AWG wires over 20ft.
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Increased efficiency AND higher power density. https://www.mouser.com/applications/advancing-power-GaN/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLuiGN3lNaA
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8y ago
I use path tracing for scientific/engineering studies of light propagation; in particular, I attempt to simulate monochromatic light sources and reflective/transmissive/absorptive material configurations (ranging from specula
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8y ago
see Hawaiian "Puka Dog"s.
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8y ago
Prions are like gamma-induced bit flips, Viroids are like small code patches, and Viruses are self-deploying code patches.
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8y ago
Displays with relatively simple off-board processing are common, too; you can often run a big display pretty reasonably with a 16MHz Arduino: buydisplay.com
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I started reading it, and I thought "this style seems very familiar". When I got to the first schematic, it clicked and I checked the header for the author's name; sure enough, Forrest Mims!
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8y ago
That precedent was already established with Credit companies.
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>they can't help themselves once they get a whiff of some new power Semantics, but I don't think it is necessarily the "power", so much as it is a new vector to get the evidence they feel that they need to perform the
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Whatever happened to good-old two-part JB Weld? Is that just a regional product? I thought everyone knew about it.
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Yeah, I was on 4chan as a 16yo-20yo regular lurker starting back in 2004; never an active poster, just commenting randomly and joining in conversations on various boards. It was a decent anonymous community, sometimes I'd wander over t
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8y ago
...or during production (relatively speaking).
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And given that it was in an old dusty bottle packed away deep, it may have concentrated over time due to evaporation.
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I honestly wonder why. I developed a portable small-quantity project a few years ago and designed in a 20AH LiFePO4 battery pack; it seemed like the only sane choice. The cost was slightly higher and density was slightly lower, but the diff
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9y ago
That analogy does not hold up when the CD you are observing from is in the same plane as all the others.
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Obligatory reference to ice-nine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice-nine We're almost there! EDIT: Oh wait, it does exist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_IX
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Ballistic missiles move very fast. Repost: http://www-users.math.umn.edu/~arnold/disasters/patriot.html
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9y ago
You are aware of the current U.S. President and the current EPA Administrator, right?
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9y ago
Worst place to ask this, I know, but... If I wanted to upgrade my old machine that currently has an HD 4770 (PCI Express 2.0 x16), where exactly could I find a worthwhile upgrade for less than $20?
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I used the Melexis MLX90260/MLX90261 back in December 2014 for some sensors research at work, and they were not very helpful and the documentation was appallingly ambiguous for important parts of the programming; plus, it offloads all
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Isn't this why FTP had separate Binary and Text transfer modes?
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10y ago
Depends on how you do it, but some people just don't give up on someone "walking away". For example, Bill Ewasko - http://www.otherhand.org/home-page/search-and-rescue/searchi...
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11y ago
It's all yours, my friend.
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12y ago
Responding with "false" as the result seems logically incoherent, as it assumes that the first two lines of the the three-line program are "true" when there is no reason to assume that is the case. Without any previous u