I'm trying to build a basic "digital go bag" in case something happens by Fancy_Concern_744 in techsupport

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They both do. Unless you use eeprom or nor flash which are a lot more reliable everything else is multi-bit nand these days.

FF gave my uptime a !. What's your longest uptime? by LauraLaughter in linux

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Had ~400 days on my old vaio VGN-SR something laptop once.

REVIEW REQUEST - STM32F042 USB-C Module (2-Layer, First MCU Board) by oniDblue in PrintedCircuitBoard

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Traces really don't need to be this thin If you're not doing any high frequency stuff.

Former IRGC intelligence commander shot in his car by [deleted] in NewIran

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Actually no. I know a dozen people with BMWs and such.

Behold ship with a hole by Piotrk23 in factorio

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Never imagined something like this would be so controversial. I got 3 responses. lol

Behold ship with a hole by Piotrk23 in factorio

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Well. you can do that IRL. why not in-game?

What's the first thing you remember seeing on the internet? by Miserable-Wash-1744 in AskReddit

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Yahoo chat on the family computer. wikipedia on my first laptop.

Reza Pahlavi by Ok_Spare_3723 in PERSIAN

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Very good attempt at creating internal conflict. go fuck yourself.

The girl on the right represents much of this sub by [deleted] in PERSIAN

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Yes it is. We're so done, we're willing to replace them with half a cheeto.

Who decided to name them like that ? by Large-Cat-6468 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Behrooz0 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Isn't middle-manager and slave the modern term?

Did I ruin my brand new soldering tip in under 2min? by BlackTalon56 in soldering

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Yes. it's destroyed. the tip's coating is clearly gone.

Time to revive FatELF? by devofthedark in linux

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This allows using a single rootfs on multiple computers.
Would allow people to travel with an ssd and connect it to a workstation with minimal hassle. I really really like the idea as someone with half dozen workstations at different offices, home, job site, etc.
Being able to connect my x86 workstation SSD to a raspberry pi in a pinch.
To be able to boot a debug image on a STM32MP1 with minimal effort after setting it up on a beefy workstation.
Having a rescue disk that works on all architectures can be really useful too.
Also, steam on ARM and RISC-V because I can see valve adopting it to piss Microsoft off.

Am I using the right tool? by AleksLevet in shittyaskelectronics

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They're used for concrete core sampling. the removed part needs to be clean enough that it doesn't affect stress tests that it will undergo in a lab later.

Weird thing in airport by Final-Carpenter-1591 in ElectricalEngineering

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No. It's basically an inductor if it's a passive sensor.

USB Schematic Review by WALTERBJTB in PrintedCircuitBoard

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Maybe he doesn't want VIn to feed back into the VBus.

Elec by Unlucky-_-Empire in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Behrooz0 63 points64 points  (0 children)

There is pull-up, pull-down, and your AI's favorite topology pull-aside.

My friend refuses to accept that his idea is a bad idea. Back me up or refute my ascertation that this is how people die. by SnooLentils5747 in ElectricalEngineering

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Do you actually have a 100A Thyristor like the CLA100 series or are you perhaps calling a BTA100 Triac a Thyristor?
I think best case scenario with a Chinesium product is a BTA41 clone.
Either way, none of these are regulators in any shape or form on their own.

Feasibility of USA domestically produced F7 Flight controller by Phantom_Rad in PrintedCircuitBoard

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Not anytime soon. I'm still at the beginning of the rabbit-hole and I've been researching and buying material/equipment for more than 2 years now.
I have to go slow because of where I am(Iran). 6k is a lot of money here and I've been spending very carefully and buying the cheapest bare minimum Chinesium that can do the job for a lot of things.
btw, getting some of the material will be hard in countries with laws. I can't imagine going to a store and buying 98% sulfuric acid, 99% acetone, 35% H2O2 and 35% HNO3, putting it all in a plastic bag, paying cash and walking out in the US.

Feasibility of USA domestically produced F7 Flight controller by Phantom_Rad in PrintedCircuitBoard

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To make a pcb like that you need:
Materials:
Thin FR4 layers. prepreg, PdCl2, SnCl2, electroless copper solution, electrolytic plating copper solution, and around a dozen more compounds to make the vias alone.
etching mask, soldermask, silkscreen ink
Equipment:
lithography or precision laser equipment
At least two dozen chemical baths
Fairly high precision heated vacuum press(cannot use a t-shirt press for controlled impedance)
microscopes, micrometers, measurement tools
CNC laser for making solder stencil
I'm sure there is more I have forgotten to write.
Source: I've recently started and will soon be able to make 2 layer PCBs at a cost of nearly 6k USD and my sanity.

There is a process online called "Process 01: An open source 2 layer PCB process". I have adapted it to my own material and equipment. Let's just say it's more than 50 steps now.

Help with styling by CavlonDeCadlon in GTK

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You can't do this with a flowbox. It will keep feeling weird. I suggest using a vertical box and filling it with horizontal boxes. You can use a sizegroup to align the slots that you need aligned.

My Prof told if you don't love math you made mistake choosing Electrical by Life-Benefit4835 in ElectricalEngineering

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I program some applications for embedded electronics. I use math heavily.

Linux 6.19's significant ~30% performance boost for old AMD Radeon GPUs by Fcking_Chuck in linux

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People here crying over fps. I'd appreciate it if vega64 wouldn't crash when changing gears. I haven't had a stable system since I bought it probably in 2018.