incogtino
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- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks so much, agree that any repair attempt would be one and done
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
I’m pretty I bought it only a year ago, but I’m not 100% sure where and can’t find the receipt
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks. It seems wasteful to throw it away but I’m working on my loss aversion 😉 and technically the blanket is still a blanket, just less warm
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks, you’re my own personal Big Clive
I’ll take care, I definitely don’t want to burn the house down
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks!
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Awesome thanks for that. I think it’s worth doing once, it it breaks again I’ll take the hint, and I’ll also make sure I plug it in outside on an extension
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks, as a learning exercise I am willing to have one good go before I turn the electronics into waste, but if they blow again that may be the end of it
I’ve been given an opportunity to ask ‘genuineparts’ where I should buy parts 😉 (I’m in Australia)
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks, if that is the pad below the resistor I assume that component is also damaged and would likely replace it as well. I’ll do some searching and reading on the capacitor, is a U1 chip something generic or will it have markings to indicate specs?
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
Thanks. Can you help identify what the components are? It would be interesting to at least have an idea what the failure mode was. It appears burnt but there was no smoke and no apparent smell until I opened the case days later
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 3 days ago:
- Submitted 3 days ago to askelectronics@discuss.tchncs.de | 27 comments
- Comment on Fatphobia Is Fueled by AI-Created Images, Study Finds 1 week ago:
The headline is not only bait but also wrong
At best, they could claim that AI-generated images are fueled by societal associations of negative attributes with obesity
And surely the use of the word phobia in an academic context should be more rigorous
- Comment on Infinite glitch 1 week ago:
Respiración pesada
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to australia@aussie.zone | 12 comments
- Comment on I Counted All of the Yurts in Mongolia Using Machine Learning 2 weeks ago:
As a technology article this is interesting
Not sure why they feel qualified to make statements like this:
“When ineffective policy results in a large chunk of the populace generationally living in yurts on the outskirts of urban areas, it’s clear that there is failure.”
- Comment on Taxing actual rather than unrealised super gains would mean ‘significant’ costs for millions of Australians, Treasury says 3 weeks ago:
This is a good article
TLDR:
Super funds already calculate your change in value of super assets, but not the taxable income on an individual basis, therefore the current proposal is minimally burdensome compared to only taxing realised gains
- Comment on Shrimpposters begone! 1 month ago:
“You Maniacs! You Blew It Up! Ah, Damn You! God Damn You All to Hell!”
- Comment on Can someone explain Australian parties to me? 2 months ago:
It’s preferential FPTP, if no candidate gets 50% the lowest vote candidate is eliminated and preferences are distributed, repeat until there is a winner
Labour is centre-left Liberal/National Coalition is centre-right but ran on a further right platform and had their arse handed to them Greens are left Most of the Teal Independents would be considered left to centre-left There are a variety of fuckwads running right to far-right platforms (Seriously, what kind of cunt do you have to be to think Palmer or Hanson could run a country anywhere other than into the ground)
- Comment on Teens Are Using ChatGPT to Invest in the Stock Market 2 months ago:
“Ryan Sorrell was just 8 years old when he made his first Bitcoin investment. Now 15, he’s bussin…”
- Comment on Android phones will soon reboot if they’re locked for a few days 2 months ago:
Security & Privacy
[Phone] Enables a future optional security feature, which will automatically restart your device if locked for 3 consecutive days.
- Comment on Android phones will soon reboot if they’re locked for a few days 2 months ago:
Security & Privacy
[Phone] Enables a future optional security feature, which will automatically restart your device if locked for 3 consecutive days.
- Comment on Radiation from 5G networks, vaccines, reversal of the Earth’s magnetic field, consumption of Doritos, and even chemtrails. 2 months ago:
We didn’t start the fire
- Comment on Free Software Foundation rides to defense of AGPLv3 3 months ago:
Clause 7 of the AGPLv3
"All other non-permissive additional terms are considered “further restrictions” within the meaning of section 10. If the Program as you received it, or any part of it, contains a notice stating that it is governed by this License along with a term that is a further restriction, you may remove that term.”
This exact situation occurred - the program was licenced under the AGPL plus further retrictions, which the receiver was free to remove and redistribute
- Comment on We need faster speed limits in Australia - and I'm not saying that because I'm a hoon | Opinion - Car News 5 months ago:
This is standard motoring journo clickbait.
There is not a hope in hell that speed limits will be increased and the entire premise that ‘speed doesn’t kill’ is not supported by the science.
The claim that vehicles are newer and safer because they have new technologies is also pretty shaky:
- Blind spot warning became mandatory in 2023
- Lane assist became mandatory in 2024
- Adaptive cruise control is not mandatory
41% of vehicles registered in NSW are more than 11 years old
Year Number To 2005 1,242,766 2006 - 2010 1,208,845 2011 - 2015 1,628,588 2016 - 2021 1,812,007 Total 5,892,206 Source: Table 9 of the 2021 Motor Vehicle Census which is the most recent release
- Comment on TIL: Deer are popping off down here 5 months ago:
I always wondered whether it was worth catching them for meat, but apparently they just get trapped and shot
- Comment on Haha SO TRUE! 7 months ago:
Needs an extra panel for LMFAO where the last panel shows a slight exhalation through the nose
- Comment on Australia took its interest rate medicine – and it has poisoned our living standards | Greg Jericho 7 months ago:
Inflation hits the most vulnerable the hardest. Their incomes and savings are eroded directly by inflation
Those who already own houses or are mainly invested in stocks are able to weather inflation long term (while being affected short term by higher interest interest rates on debt)
If inflation is still high, and unemployment not rising, in who’s interest would we lower rates?
Is it such a bad thing for home borrowers (which is who we’re really talking about) to have less disposable income while preserving the purchasing power of those who at best would like to buy, or at worst are already living paycheck to paycheck on minimum wage?
- Comment on Haha SO TRUE! 7 months ago:
- Comment on The country is done for 7 months ago:
I cringe if I hear someone use a hard Z
