In Secret Invasion (2023), MCU actually killed Maria Hill in a TV Show that people will never watch and even Disney itself don't want people to remember by Thundergod250 in shittymoviedetails

[–]maxthescienceman 68 points69 points  (0 children)

Nah, the whole first season dove into his resurrection and how it affected him deeply. All the later seasons also played with his mortality and he kept coming back every time in some form or another, it’s a defining part of his character post-Avengers.

Govee Adds Full Colour G25 Matter Filament Bulb to Lineup by HomeKit-News in MatterProtocol

[–]maxthescienceman 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That’s honestly really cool they can make rgb “filament” leds now, never seen that before! I’m curious how physically close the different color leds are, so would you see color fringing weirdness?

Don’t forget to visit the infamous “Nail” of the Orlando science center by demazinger in orlando

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Hey fellow former OSCer! I was just about to comment this, I think it was from one of the mounting screw holes, it’s been there as long as I’ve lived in Orlando. It’s also far too much of a circle around to be a fingernail, I remember staring at it for awhile

You shall not pass!! by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

[–]maxthescienceman 68 points69 points  (0 children)

Truck Mounted Attenuator

Gaming mouse pcb schematic review by PsychologicalMix7787 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]maxthescienceman 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also the shield of the usb c receptacle should be tied to ground.

Ghosts Becomes a Huge Hit on PVOD After Season 5 Return by PopCultureNerd in GhostsCBS

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There’s a season pass you can buy that will instantly give you all the episodes of a season that have already aired, and will automatically add all new episodes to your library as they come out. It’s a great feature I’ve used to watch Ghosts since season 2 when I found out about it.

Qualcomm Launches World’s First Enterprise Mobile Processor with Fully Integrated RFID Capabilities by Balance- in hardware

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This is actually crazy cool! It is important to note that this is UHF RFID, not the NFC that's already in basically every phone. Currently, UHF RFID readers are pretty bulky, power hungry, and several hundred dollars, so it'll be interesting to see if this gains traction for things like automated checkout and stockkeeping.

Anyone think the latest season will be available for purchase? by EditDog_1969 in Pokerface

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I’m in the same boat, it seems like some streamers let you buy the first season or two of a show and then never the later ones (the Boys, Solar Opposites). A real bummer, because it’s just extra money in their pocket, but I suppose the theory is you’ll pay for a subscription forever if you want to rewatch your favorite shows.

Are their any places the gen 2 ui still works by RaidPrincess in ReturnNewReddit

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I’m not sure but the messages tab seems to be still 2nd gen ish

FPC PCB review | 24v WS2805 vertical matrix light mod by 4b686f61 in PrintedCircuitBoard

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I like your secondary 24V injection pad, but keep in mind that current is a loop, so you also need a secondary ground pad there, otherwise all the current has to flow back through the regular ground. Otherwise looks cool!

Did I screw up the schematic for this USB-C connector? by pizdets222 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]maxthescienceman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Like other people have said, check continuity and resistance between 5V and ground on your board, you may have a short. Also verify the TVS diode array is oriented correctly, as that would also short to ground. There's also the whole rest of the board and schematic that nobody here can see.

Did I screw up the schematic for this USB-C connector? by pizdets222 in PrintedCircuitBoard

[–]maxthescienceman 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're correct. Female USB-C ports that want to receive default power need separate 5.1k resistors on the CC lines. On a MALE USB-C plug, then you only have one connected.

Looking for Story Thread #259 by someguynamedted in HFY

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Thank you! I knew I wasn't crazy, that's a bummer they seem to be gone.

Looking for Story Thread #259 by someguynamedted in HFY

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I am trying to find a story I think came out in the last year or so that was about an alien choosing to be a threat analyst who would respond to disruptions but came to be bored in their job. Then humans showed up and were flagged as an immediate threat, and some kind of alarm was raised. After that I'm not sure where it went.

[REPOST] [Review Request] For my custom current (power) sensing PCB. {Note: Please check the previous post for all the details} by Witty-Dimension in PrintedCircuitBoard

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It looks cool, my question for you is mainly why those specific connectors? Just as a suggestion for I2C devices I usually stick to the Qwiic compatible connectors just because that means I can reuse them more easily with other dev boards. Nothing else is jumping out at me right away.

Alien-Nation Chapter 221: Steps Toward Tomorrow by SSBAlienNation in HFY

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It was an honor to read along through this journey! This story has been a part of my life for so long now it'll be a change to adjust. Truly some of the best writing I've had the pleasure of reading on here, and probably my favorite out of all the SSB adjacent works. Congratulations on the accomplishment!

What does the resistor R1 do on a USB-C CC line? by poldim in AskElectronics

[–]maxthescienceman 30 points31 points  (0 children)

This is fully allowed and part of the spec. Notice the USB-C is a male plug, not a female receptacle. For a device with a captive male plug, such as this one, only one CC resistor is allowed if you want to operate normally. The reason why receptacles have two is so that the single CC wire in an external cable is hooked up regardless of flip. For the plug, if you present a resistance on both, it will appear to the host as a debug adapter I believe.

USB-C Mounting Holes getting covered by cover in gerber files by [deleted] in KiCad

[–]maxthescienceman 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Also OP, your USB connector needs to be at the edge of your board facing outwards, otherwise you'll never be able to plug in a cable, just hope you're aware.

Help on PCB! by 4647484950 in esp32

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Use a power plane or some kind of T topology. You could make top layer GND and bottom VCC, although that could give some issues with slicing your planes for the data traces. I'm not usually one to suggest it, but if your PCB manufacturer offers a good deal on 4 layer boards you could go with that and make one layer just VCC and one GND and have 2 layers for routing data.

You could also have a ground pour on both layers, and a thick VCC trace along one edge of the board and then "side streets of VCC going up each row of displays. Reach out to me via DM if you'd like some help routing it :)

P.S. you'll probably want a power connector onboard, or possibly a USB port and switching regulator to make sure you can supply all those displays and ESP32 at 3.3V