RubberElectrons
@RubberElectrons@lemmy.world
Just a shiny male toy…
- Comment on Discontinuing the Teensy at Adafruit 3 weeks ago:
Sigh. Bigger ecosystem for the rest of us I guess.
- Comment on Discontinuing the Teensy at Adafruit 3 weeks ago:
Guess I’m not buying anymore sparkfun stuff.
Shame.
- Comment on company-wide email 3 weeks ago:
Holy…
- Comment on [Discussion] What anime did you think at the start would be special to you (and be proven right)? 3 weeks ago:
Outlaw star.
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 3 weeks ago:
More like grouchy Marx, amrite?? Eh? Eh?
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 3 weeks ago:
I’d talk to you if you were on the map 👍
- Comment on What if the Internet Goes Down? - 15 Jan, 7PM CET 3 weeks ago:
Be the change 😎
- Comment on China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible 3 weeks ago:
In sum, these guys at EAST got the Greenwald limit elevated in their tokamak, which indirectly influences the Lawson criterion: nTTau, density * time at said density * plasma energy released. Lawson is the master finish line for measuring whether a fusion system can actually make more power than it consumes.
To date, when you cross the Greenwald limit, the man/woman in the operators seat should expect the plasma inside the device to become uncontrollable, hurting the reactor by touching the walls or instruments inside, a so-called “disruption”. Only a few topologies like the stellerator can exceed the limit, and so far, only by 5x.
But here we have a way to exceed the limit in the much more researched tokamak. This research has positive impact for all but the weirdest/niche fusion devices.
- Comment on China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible 3 weeks ago:
There are topologies which don’t require steam heating for electricity generation…
- Comment on China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible 3 weeks ago:
Dude stfu. I build diagnostics that go into these systems among others, it’s moving along a lot faster than your dumbass knows.
Remember this comment, fuckhead.
- Comment on China’s ‘artificial sun’ breaks nuclear fusion limit thought to be impossible 3 weeks ago:
What a low quality joke.
- Comment on Shout out to the NYE shift at all the Emergency Departments around the world. 5 weeks ago:
The x-ray dept 🤢
- Comment on AI data centers may soon be powered by retired US Navy nuclear reactors from aircraft carriers and submarines 1 month ago:
The wiki on radiation embrittlement is pretty good reading for any mechanical engineers out there: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_embrittlement
- Comment on Why does every commercial depiction of honey involve one of this things? Literally nobody has ever seen one of these in real life 1 month ago:
😆 this is a great response
- Comment on Always wear protection, folks 1 month ago:
Foam earplugs on motorcycles, folks!
In city at low speeds? That’s ok, you may not need them.
Anything on the highway? Earplugs, the wooshing will eventually woosh your ability to hear away.
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 1 month ago:
Hell yeah, awesome 😂
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 1 month ago:
Damn, that’s where it happened?? I fucking bike right past that!!
- Comment on Using PrusaSlicer, is there a way of getting a thicker (two layers, preferably) support base? See linked pic for what I mean. 1 month ago:
Oh dude, glue stick 100%. PETG is my preferred print material, wouldn’t dream of printing without the glue stick.
- Comment on YSK about Project 100,000, when the US conscripted people with mental disabilities to be used as cannon fodder in Vietnam, suffering triple the casualties of other soldiers 2 months ago:
I encourage you all to read “the plutonium files” if you’d like to read about even more fucked up shit the US govt has done.
- Comment on I wrote my first article about self-hosting and our Safebox project 2 months ago:
I’m glad you posted it. Wherever, as long as I can read it. I appreciate the other person’s spirit too, but just glad for knowledge being shared.
- Comment on Shout out to my engineering homies. 2 months ago:
Then they become human ablating lasers as the tech keeps shrinking…
- Comment on Shout out to my engineering homies. 2 months ago:
There’s positive tech stuff out here too, bud. You’ll likely need to look for yourself though, the recruiter reaching out to you is better funded for some reason.
- Comment on DFRobot router board with a CM4 2 months ago:
I have 4mbps down, 3 up.
- Comment on These should be brought back 2 months ago:
Damn, that sucks too. Not sure which outcome I’d pick in retrospect.
- Comment on These should be brought back 2 months ago:
In retrospect we’re all like “how could you make such a mistake”, but I guess ya gotta start somewhere.
Apparently that “somewhere” happens to smell like crispy flesh. Who knew?
- Comment on These should be brought back 2 months ago:
Fuck, this was my first burn in my entire life when I was 4.
- Comment on Windows 11 could actually become the same kind of mistake Sony made with the PS3 2 months ago:
Definitely wouldn’t equate 2k with ME.
- Comment on You can do anything at Zombocom 2 months ago:
😂 that’s great
- Comment on How Google Tracks and Scans Everything on Your Android Device 2 months ago:
If you tear out the parts that talk to Google, then the phone hardware isn’t spying on you. It’s just hardware.
The critical piece tying your phone to Google every 3 minutes is called “play services”.
Calyxos was an OS for the pixel hardware that replaced play services with a FOSS library (called microG) which tricked regular apps into thinking they were talking to and getting responses from Google, when it was actually all happening on your phone.
- Comment on How Google Tracks and Scans Everything on Your Android Device 2 months ago:
Soon of a bitch 😓