Tolookah
@Tolookah@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on YSK: Gas stoves cause cancer 2 days ago:
Exactly this. I went from a cheap gas stove to a nicer induction and my work cooking has improved greatly.
- Comment on I hate this image because idiots will see it, not understand what its showing, and make up some crazy shit based on it. 3 days ago:
Well I did see a kiwi slice, but now I may not be able to look at kiwis the same
- Comment on Infill percentage versus stiffness 6 days ago:
Results Table at 31:20
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I don’t need to, looks like you already did.
- Comment on Are 3D-printed objects waterproof? 3 weeks ago:
How deep? Pressure might be a problem? (I’m curious if this is a documented spec, and which one it is. I’m very curious)
- Comment on Are 3D-printed objects waterproof? 3 weeks ago:
How big of equipment? A ziplock freezer bag might do the trick for you, or if you’re fancy, vacuum seal it. I trust that to sous vide meat for days, at elevated temps even.
What is the sensor sensing?
- Comment on Sadge 3 weeks ago:
Automation took it’s job.
- Comment on Looking for USB-C/ Thunderbolt 3 meter cable recommendations 3 weeks ago:
They’ve got a list of authorized distributors (about–>authorized distributors) depending on your region.
- Comment on Looking for USB-C/ Thunderbolt 3 meter cable recommendations 3 weeks ago:
I’ve used LCom in the past when I need something in a harness, that I didn’t want to ever have to replace. They have a 3m 20gbps 100w cable for about $20. I’ve never used their USB c cables though.
l-com.com/usb4.0-20g-100w-type-cm-cm-molded-plug-…
If you want 40gbps or 240w, you’re limited to 1m though.
- Comment on Soldering/De-soldering USB flash-drive Plugs 4 weeks ago:
Assuming it’s USB 2, It’s 4 wires, the serial is differential, and balanced. The faster the lime, the more tricky it is to rig it, because your lengths want to be matched on D+ and D-. (You might be able to get away with a 1mm difference with USB 2)
USB 3 and USB c are a different beast entirely.
- Comment on cheap low-profile way to generate six precise clocks 2 months ago:
A max10 FPGA runs pretty cheap, and to do what you want, the free version of quartus will do just fine.
Does the LCD happen to have a dev board or reference design you can use to see what they suggest?
Alternatively, it’s worth figuring out if the wiring is standard for the LCD, some microprocessors have display out peripherals that will do all that work for you. For instance, the STM32F429 has a display controller. (There are others, I’m bad at searching from my phone)
- Comment on circuits 2 months ago:
If you look closer, everything is a resistance. Well, except resistors, that have parasitic inductance and capacitance.
- Comment on Solution for the Trolley Problem 3 months ago:
- Comment on Caption this. 3 months ago:
Shown here: four workers coming to put out the fire in the MRI room, showing their sick moves.
- Comment on Whats the best website to get Electronic components for small projects in Europe/Germany? 4 months ago:
Newark I thought has a solid European presence. (Several things I’ve ordered came from an overseas warehouse)
- Comment on 5 pin connector recommendations that have both male and female sockets available 4 months ago:
Are you concerned about the voltage drop on the strip itself? A second connector feeding power to the opposite end might be wanted.
- Comment on Dreams come true 5 months ago:
Just use the llm to make the books that the llm then uses, what could go wrong?
- Comment on stacked 5 months ago:
I live two blocks from my local market, I understand you.
Also, they don’t understand that giving me a bag for milk is not worth it, milk has a handle.
- Comment on ocean depth 5 months ago:
The leading 8 of the Everest height in ft is extra. (Or whatever that symbol is, it looks like an 8)
- Comment on 5 months ago:
What’s the laptop? It looks like someone makes a handful of adapters for different laptop barrel connectors to USB c PD.
Using multiple ports isn’t really an option, because all the ground (0v) lines on a USB power Bank will be tied together, so stacking them would only prove to short+V to Gnd. If you had multiple power banks, and did not tie the chassis lines together (because those are also often shorted to 0V), maybe this would work it likely depends on the adapters used, but that would involve you traveling with a power strip, 4 adapters and the monster cable.
- Comment on Anyone familiar with The Armored Garage for cosplay? 5 months ago:
The reviews on the buy page scream caution. Neat idea though.
- Comment on Elf om a Shelf 5 months ago:
Pipette on a fly treppe? (Trap, pronounced special)
- Comment on help needed to understand this diagram of a water flow sensor (from a boiler) 5 months ago:
My first thought: connector two, pin two?
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
Because if it’s a real layer it’s not a vase on that layer
- Comment on Where Are You Supposed To Buy Pajama Shirts? 6 months ago:
I asked my wife, my PJ tops came from Kohl’s and Target, but likely any of those types of stores have them. They are just very breathable, super comfy tops.
- Comment on Rain on Other Worlds 6 months ago:
- Comment on Schematic review 6 months ago:
Are you trying to run your motor at 5v? that’s what it reads to me.
If your current draw is under like 700ma, Consider a bridge driver like the L9110, it’ll get you the with minimal effort. There are other drivers out there as well. www.adafruit.com/product/4489
- Comment on Statistics 6 months ago:
Coconut trees need the nutrients of the fallen
- Comment on Ploopy mouse movement is laggy, what can I do? 7 months ago:
You’ve got some soldering blobs that don’t help, see attached image, they should look more like the left side than the right side. Some flux and heat would help tremendously, if you have flux.
- Comment on Ploopy mouse movement is laggy, what can I do? 7 months ago:
Weird test, does your other mouse do this when this mouse is plugged in? Wondering if it’s A PC side issue. If there is something on the PC that uses resources reliably when this mouse is plugged in, you’ll likely see the same behavior when two mice are attached. (Use the old mouse, but keep ploopy plugged in)
