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Captain Foo posted:you know what's a lovely connector the shoulder, and knee, while both being pieces of poo poo, are not connectors, but are instead joints. if you demate your shoulder or knee you will not be able to re-mate them
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Bloody posted:the shoulder, and knee, while both being pieces of poo poo, are not connectors, but are instead joints. if you demate your shoulder or knee you will not be able to re-mate them 
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Bloody posted:the shoulder, and knee, while both being pieces of poo poo, are not connectors, but are instead joints. if you demate your shoulder or knee you will not be able to re-mate them you’re makin an awful lot of assumptions bub
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Silver Alicorn posted:you’re makin an awful lot of assumptions bub
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:also basically peak printer right there as far as competently getting the things onto the page in quality (ok, 300dpi is looking aged now, but most consumer printers at supposed 1200dpi look worse anyway) around the time of the laserwriter II, HP's attempt at this was selling an isa card with a hardware postscript interpreter on it
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Aug 11, 2017 22:27
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StarkingBarfish posted:Anyone said lemo 00 yet? because lemo 00 or go home. Locking, non-oriented, small enough to suit all your high density applications and swiss made so you don't look like a poor: shamelessly bumping the lemo connector endorsement post assuming you have leftover money to waste, all types of lemo connectors are really loving nice but in commercial reality it's a shame you only get them on electron microscopes and $$$ test equipment and such
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Smythe posted:heres a connector: mishaq posted:stage pin for the win oh that is what these pieces of jumk are. i have lovely late 1990s powertools that use these as DC connectors for, i guess, reasons
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:also basically peak printer right there as far as competently getting the things onto the page in quality (ok, 300dpi is looking aged now, but most consumer printers at supposed 1200dpi look worse anyway) nah hp laserjet was/is better
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atomicthumbs posted:around the time of the laserwriter II, HP's attempt at this was selling an isa card with a hardware postscript interpreter on it hp printers always had pcl built in, which was a 100% postscript clone some of them had add-in cards that were basically a license file / software update to allow the already-existing cpu board to do postscript in addition to pcl postscript licensing was expensive back in the day. like $1000+ per printer expensive. so everybody (except apple) sold postscript and non-postscript models
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:hp printers always had pcl built in, which was a 100% postscript clone didn't adobe basically force Apple out of the printer business by refusing to lower the postscript licensing costs, which left Apple unable to compete against the influx of cheap, lovely printers (short of abandoning postscript)? also, I thought a big thing for PCL (aside from no postscript licensing fees) was to enable making the printers themselves cheaper by not requiring as much processing horsepower on the printer? edit: vvv yeah, PCL wasn't a 100% postscript clone vvv Doc Block fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Aug 12, 2017 |
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:hp printers always had pcl built in, which was a 100% postscript clone lol if you think pcl was the same as postscript at all, pcl depended on individual printer vendors to implement things their own way, postscript output looked identical on every device which is why it took over professional printing instantly e: in the early 90s there were "postscript compatible" printers that ran clean room emulators but they weren't perfect
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Bloody posted:the shoulder, and knee, while both being pieces of poo poo, are not connectors, but are instead joints. if you demate your shoulder or knee you will not be able to re-mate them the shoulder isn't really even a joint. doesn't have interlocking bone pieces. the whole thing is basically just strapped on the side of your torso with a bunch of crisscrossing muscles
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Sagebrush posted:the shoulder isn't really even a joint. doesn't have interlocking bone pieces. the whole thing is basically just strapped on the side of your torso with a bunch of crisscrossing muscles bodies are revolting
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Bloody posted:bodies are revolting please work out
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i'm at the mall and there are so many attractive people here, hot as gently caress bodies, of all shapes and sizes. clothing is hot as hell.. i need to up my game: i mean my bod is above average for mid thirties dad but i really wanna exceed expectations lol being a diabetic with irritable bowel helps, either i poo poo out food before i absorb it and then i just don't inject insulin and don't put that energy into my cells. lol i probably deserve to be much fatter than i am
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qirex posted:lol if you think pcl was the same as postscript at all, pcl depended on individual printer vendors to implement things their own way, postscript output looked identical on every device which is why it took over professional printing instantly pcl was hp-specific. the same pcl looked fine on every hp. all bets are off when you go to another vendor. pcl was substantially the same as postscript. like, you could literally convert one to the other with a perl script. A shameless clone. postscript, but worse, and cheaper. 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:, but worse, and cheaper. the story of every successful consumer technology
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holy poo poo, why is this arousing me
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so what sort of interface would need a bunch of separately shielded 4 pin connectors?
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 love the AMP series 1 CPC's, we use them for our 1-off controllers at work. Only thing I dislike is their pin counts are a bit weird sometimes. for bullshit worst connectors, i submit the lovely tape light connector that lots of vendors sell:  These loving suck. They always eventually fail. solder your wire directly to the strip like a loving grown up.
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longview posted:so what sort of interface would need a bunch of separately shielded 4 pin connectors? here's a datasheet with more info https://www.newark.com/wcsstore/ExtendedSitesCatalogAssetStore/cms/asset/images/americas/common/storefront/te_connectivity/quadrax.pdf on them the seperately shielded 4 pin connectors are called quadrax http://www.amphenol-aerospace.com/Copper-Contacts/quadrax-contacts.html posted:High Speed Quadrax contacts consist of an outer contact with four inner contacts spaced to form two 100 or 150 Ohm controlled impedance differential pair. Both contacts, when used in Amphenol MIL-DTL-38999 Series III and ARINC type connectors, provide an excellent alternative for harsh environment applications such as: Ethernet 100 Base-T-100 Ohm, Gigabit Ethernet 1000 Base-T-100 Ohm, Fibre Channel-150 Ohm, IEEE1394B FireWire-110 Ohm.
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Lightbulb Out posted:here's a datasheet with more info https://www.newark.com/wcsstore/ExtendedSitesCatalogAssetStore/cms/asset/images/americas/common/storefront/te_connectivity/quadrax.pdf on them so i guess they use them for two differential lines per quadrax? i guess that's useful for the standards listed, seems like faster interconnects like 10 gbe direct attach cables use separately shielded twinax. --  these are pretty ok, amphenol ecomate, allegedly ip67 when mated, leading ground for safety. all plastic and no good way to terminate shielding so best for lower frequency high power stuff, 4 pin versions have screw terminations so they're pretty easy to field assemble.
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oooh that reminded me of those miniature coaxial connectors... i had a product that use those for 10base2 ethernet interconnections and they consistently just came apart from looking at them funny.
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longview posted:so i guess they use them for two differential lines per quadrax? i guess that's useful for the standards listed, seems like faster interconnects like 10 gbe direct attach cables use separately shielded twinax. garden hose connectors
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Boiled Water posted:garden hose connectors
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 hahahhahaaha i love your av
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:hahahhahaaha i love your av thanks 
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blowfish posted:shamelessly bumping the lemo connector endorsement post sennheiser wireless systems used to use lemo a lot on the older kit
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Raluek posted:looks like you're right, the adapter is actually a year or two older than my machine. i got it secondhand so i guess it ended up mismatched at some point they are not the same size you cant use a magsafe 2 on a magsafe macbook. there is an adapter but it goes the other way magsafe to a magsafe 2 macbook
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LastInLine posted:they are not the same size you cant use a magsafe 2 on a magsafe macbook. there is an adapter but it goes the other way magsafe to a magsafe 2 macbook also the official adapter is a bit poo poo, but there are third party ones that are five times bigger and worse. literally just five pins and a thin shield and everyone hosed it up
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r u ready to WALK posted:I enjoy the humble DIN connector, especially the 5-pin MIDI variant because it allows you to connect a brand new computer to a 35 year old synthesizer to make beautiful bleeps and bloops I have an old guitar with a din 5 on it, good stuff.  
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:
god that's a loving solid av and i wish it were mine
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r u ready to WALK posted:I enjoy the humble DIN connector, especially the 5-pin MIDI variant because it allows you to connect a brand new computer to a 35 year old synthesizer to make beautiful bleeps and bloops reminds me of mini XLR, which is a good connector
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my headphones at home and work both have mini-xlr thanks akg thakg
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RISCy Business posted:my headphones at home and work both have mini-xlr that's cool & good
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:pcl was hp-specific. the same pcl looked fine on every hp. all bets are off when you go to another vendor. I know it's not connector specific but does any one have some good old printer chat about IPDS and the ole workhorse the laserjet4. I remember working for a hospital ages and ages ago and LAserJet4s were everywhere. users would nearly cry when they were replaced with 4250s and newer. Some unit directors clung on to them for dear life an my guess is that if I ever went back there would be at least a few dozen running somewhere and I bet the oldAS400 is still powered on doing something...... even after countless replacement attempts. I would even guess they maintain two of those giant IBM commercial refrigerator size printers too. The last person I knew that still worked there says they moved epic after their last HIS flaiure. Cdw was raping the company for all the IPDS chips in exchange for hand jobs is my guess.
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LastInLine posted:they are not the same size you cant use a magsafe 2 on a magsafe macbook. there is an adapter but it goes the other way magsafe to a magsafe 2 macbook i know that, but there are two forms of magsafe 1 chargers, one that's shaped like a magsafe 2 but shorter (which I have) and one that's round and blocks your ethernet port if you put it in backwards (which apparently my laptop should have). go look at a 2008 macbook charger
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Duke Thompson posted:I know it's not connector specific but does any one have some good old printer chat about IPDS and the ole workhorse the laserjet4. i had a laserjet 4 at work i desperately ttried to repair but it was hosed up in the computer zone of it or something and didn't repair right. fml. RIP to it
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