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outhole surfer posted:remember how apartments and offices advertised any broadband as t1, well past 1.544mbit being considered slow Getting tickets in to enable the T1 lines in the office in 2010 (patch in the ethernet jack)
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njsykora posted:now i'm remembering the fujitsu laptop line that had a lid design supposedly made so women wouldn't damage their nails when opening it watching people with huge nails navigate tasks is eye opening
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stronger people than me in both heart and body, for sure
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apple opening up for alternate app stores in eu reminded me of jailbreaking my ipod touch and installing cydia & a bunch of janky springboard hacks maybe also my 3gs, actually?
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Carthag Tuek posted:apple opening up for alternate app stores in eu reminded me of jailbreaking my ipod touch and installing cydia & a bunch of janky springboard hacks lol that brings me back
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:lol that brings me back the only kinda neat app i remember was the cell tower mapping one, you could get a bunch of info dumped out, triangulate on a map with signal strengths, figure out where the dead zones were etc
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axolotl farmer posted:whoa, that's a lot of Memphis! Holy poo poo this site 
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Hed posted:Holy poo poo this site its a good site, op
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CARI is great but it's mostly graphic and interior design. Kinda wish it had more industrial design. This is pretty good: https://www.soft-electronics.com/home/
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the best tweak was to adjust the animation time down
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Sagebrush posted:CARI is great but it's mostly graphic and interior design. Kinda wish it had more industrial design. this is so good
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Sagebrush posted:CARI is great but it's mostly graphic and interior design. Kinda wish it had more industrial design. oh that is extremely nice & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9DfSCk-6Ko
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related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHyE_wBpdUg
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i made physical versions of the cyan magenta grey one for two people for yosmas but i forget who has them
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Elder Postsman posted:i made physical versions of the cyan magenta grey one for two people for yosmas but i forget who has them you have photos?
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Sagebrush posted:CARI is great but it's mostly graphic and interior design. Kinda wish it had more industrial design. this is really cool my parents have an egg boiler looks almost like this one https://www.soft-electronics.com/object/philips_egg_boiler_1981?subcat=egg%20boiler&grid= it didnt have a switch, it just went BRRRRRRRRRRRRR when the water boiled off and you had to pull the plug. so dad cut the cable and put a switch there, way less stresful. it still goes BRRRRRR but we can turn it off faster and still get perfect eggs the cup there, it has three scales printed on it for hard medium & soft boiled depending on how many eggs (less water for more eggs, and less water for softer eggs, im guessing the BRR trigger is when the pan is dry?) anyway we do itt perfect every time, even since the scales wore off and we just eyeball the water Carthag Tuek fucked around with this message at 00:42 on Jan 27, 2024 |
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Carthag Tuek posted:you have photos? turns out, yes 
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Elder Postsman posted:turns out, yes fuckn hell yeah
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this is so loving good. in a way that it was not last time i saw it. too modern then, now it is a blend of sufficiently outdated things which tickles me just right.
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Carthag Tuek posted:this is really cool probably the same way rice cookers detect when the rice is "done"; water boiling off keeps it from heating up past a certain point, once the water's gone there's nothing stopping it so brrrrrrrrrr
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the cheap rice cooker switch thingy is so clever i love it
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Zamujasa posted:probably the same way rice cookers detect when the rice is "done"; water boiling off keeps it from heating up past a certain point, once the water's gone there's nothing stopping it so brrrrrrrrrr much like making candy, the temp of the whatever represents how done it is so a rice cooker just has to detect a certain temp and it knows it’s done idk it wasn’t obvious to me when I learned water boils at 100C but you can’t heat water in a pot past 100c it’s impossible. and so conversely if you measure a volume of something with water in it you can derive its concentration or doneness
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i will honestly claim: i don't think anyone properly explained to me that water boiling at a 100 degrees also by the way evaporation works meant that as long as you had liquid water you wouldn't exceed 100 degrees. i eventually learned it by getting into cooking properly in my late 30s.
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latent heat of evaporation is pretty cool to learn about its why you're able to read my posts on your laptop or computer!
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i will honestly claim: i don't think anyone properly explained to me that water boiling at a 100 degrees also by the way evaporation works meant that as long as you had liquid water you wouldn't exceed 100 degrees. same reason why ice in water (at equilibrium) is exactly 0 degree and won’t deviate until either all ice has melted or all water has frozen
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i will honestly claim: i don't think anyone properly explained to me that water boiling at a 100 degrees also by the way evaporation works meant that as long as you had liquid water you wouldn't exceed 100 degrees. strictly you can heat water above 100 or below 0 and keep it liquid, you can do it in a microwave and create a future steam explosion or a cool tiktok where someone taps a bottle of water and it freezes in front of you. which is why I said in a pot in case someone  me
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Zamujasa posted:probably the same way rice cookers detect when the rice is "done"; water boiling off keeps it from heating up past a certain point, once the water's gone there's nothing stopping it so brrrrrrrrrr Jonny 290 posted:the cheap rice cooker switch thingy is so clever i love it wait is that literally what a rice cooker is? an upside down egg boiler? wtf
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Carthag Tuek posted:wait is that literally what a rice cooker is? an upside down egg boiler? wtf Yeah it's a magnetic latch thingy that loses its magnetism thingy at 100C, give or take a few. so once your water's gone and isn't dissipating tons of energy via evaporation, it crosses the threshold and pops loose and turns it off. It's super clever
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Jonny 290 posted:Yeah it's a magnetic latch thingy that loses its magnetism thingy at 100C, give or take a few. so once your water's gone and isn't dissipating tons of energy via evaporation, it crosses the threshold and pops loose and turns it off. It's super clever hah that is veyr sneaky. im gonna boil some more eggs
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outhole surfer posted:so i have a 3 1/2 internal drive for a: and a 5 1/4 external for b:. whats it hooked up to? if by external you mean usb, then just image the 5 1/4 disk with dd, pop in a new disk, then write the image or is there some reason that wouldn't work
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echinopsis posted:watching people with huge nails navigate tasks is eye opening one girl in my class with 1-1/2” acrylics could expertly use every single device on campus except 1) the disc sander and 2) the parking meter, which was one of the ones that required you to fully insert your credit card lengthwise into a recessed slot
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outhole surfer posted:both are hooked up to a tandy 1000 oh well. maybe find or make an adapter
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:i will honestly claim: i don't think anyone properly explained to me that water boiling at a 100 degrees also by the way evaporation works meant that as long as you had liquid water you wouldn't exceed 100 degrees.  
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i learned that way too late as well. but from random chemistry youtube videos when they would be able to tell that their distillation was finished after the temperature started to increase
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outhole surfer posted:both are hooked up to a tandy 1000 i got it write a program that writes an image of the 5.25" floppy to one of the 3.5" disks. then insert a new 5.25" and write the image back you could definitely do this in basic
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