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That's for audio equipment, isn't it? Or it's the sensor array for the MGR-1000 series "Coral Reef" DMDS (Distributed Margarita Dispensing System) but they are using different coaxial cables. They had one of those at a resort hotel near Pensacola. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 05:07 on Jan 28, 2017 |
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The Archaic posted:Who here loves cable management? Awesome, awful, either way, I'm in awe right now.
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NOT MY TIME MOTHERFUCKERS
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The Archaic posted:Who here loves cable management? Gah, that's like porn for me. Everything I have ever racked up both in work and home is forever stuck in the 'we'll just run it this way until we know it works, THEN we'll fix it' (we never do). The amount of HD-SDI cables I had running around my desks was amazing, completely unlabeled but I knew which was which. Never document/label stuff - makes you more valuable haha.
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Warm und Fuzzy posted:"Gordon, of Dauntsey, Wiltshire - who was also banned from being a company director for 12 years - was driving in a truck in front of the lorry that crashed." He was the owner of the company, hence the ban (he got seven years in jail too).
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wolrah posted:What's really annoying about that is as far as signal lights go you just have to not be a total cheap bastard. LEDs are fairly directional, but since scatter isn't really an issue with signal lights like it is with headlights it's easy to basically brute force the problem by building a "bulb" that contains many LEDs facing all different directions. For turn signals and brake lights that works perfectly fine and gives you an unquestionable improvement over halogen lights. Humphreys posted:Never document/label stuff - makes you more valuable haha.
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I think there's a market for an iOS and Android video game where you have to save cyclists and pedestrians by sending in random cars to crash through intersections. As the game progresses, you have more collisions and hazards.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Hmmm..interesting. I've noticed that foreground and just off to the side illumination isn't as good, but I have fog lights that I always keep on that fill in those areas. I also only replaced my low beams, not my high beams, so mostly just in-town driving where there's street lights. Just so you know, here in the civilized world you would get fined for the light pollution. Using fog lights outside of foggy conditions is not allowed.
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EssOEss posted:Just so you know, here in the civilized world you would get fined for the light pollution. Using fog lights outside of foggy conditions is not allowed. I have not found that to be the case here in CT.
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Humphreys posted:Gah, that's like porn for me. If you don't have time to do it right the first time, you won't have time to fix it
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EssOEss posted:Just so you know, here in the civilized world you would get fined for the light pollution. Using fog lights outside of foggy conditions is not allowed. Laws like that are enforced like window tint bans. They don't apply if you're white.
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BgRdMchne posted:Laws like that are enforced like window tint bans. They don't apply if you're white. Everyone seems to be white 
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Jerry Cotton posted:Everyone seems to be white Cops can’t see the driver’s race through the tinted windows. That’s the beauty of it.
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Humphreys posted:Gah, that's like porn for me. The CEO at work is obsessed with having that kind of cable management purely for looks, even for computer equipment where all the wires are under the desks. This ended up causing an incredible pain because just replacing the keyboard or mouse on a single testing computer required cutting off and re-applying all the zip ties he directed to be used for that computer.
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Nobody in their right mind would use zip ties tho. You use those double faced hook-one-side-loop-the-other bands.
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Velcro strips also work great for wires that are likely to need replacing.
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I just had to cut like 5 zipties to free up a 2' bundle of wires that our network admin put under the desk of a secretary. She had no slack in them to adjust her workspace. Drives me crazy.
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The Archaic posted:Who here loves cable management? I came
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evil_bunnY posted:Nobody in their right mind would use zip ties tho. You use those double faced hook-one-side-loop-the-other bands. But velcro bands cost more than zip ties, if there's 5 zip ties needed for every desk computer in the building that's an overall saving of at least $150!!
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:But velcro bands cost more than zip ties, if there's 5 zip ties needed for every desk computer in the building that's an overall saving of at least $150!! Whoa that’s like, almost worth the time wasted in one day.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:But velcro bands cost more than zip ties, if there's 5 zip ties needed for every desk computer in the building that's an overall saving of at least $150!! Velcro bands can be reused.
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If someone is using more than 1 exclamation point they are not making a serious post.
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This is a serious post!!
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¡Very serious!
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Keiya posted:Velcro bands can be reused. 
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Jan 29, 2017 19:33
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It's as American as the Statue of Liberty 
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Sentient Data posted:It's as American as the Statue of Liberty Or the hamburger!
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How dare you question the American-ness of our beloved FREEDOM TIES
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Enourmo posted:Or the hamburger! Or apple pie!
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Enourmo posted:Or the hamburger! or Boris Johnson!
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Enourmo posted:Or the hamburger! Or Cotton Mather!
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Or modern fascism!
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JoelJoel posted:Or modern fascism! 
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lol
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blarzgh posted:I'm 6', I've never really lifted weights and at my absolute skinniest (like 6 pack abs skinny) I weighed 195. I don't understand how you people can weigh so little.
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Looking back on things, it's kind of amazing that everyone born from about 1935 to 1960 didn't die of some kind of cancer:
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Heart attacks and coronary diseases probably did them in before cancer would.
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Or in the 1920s for that matter.
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Collateral Damage posted:Or in the 1920s for that matter.
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