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KamiCrit
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Comment #32220985
I was looking for the project farm shoutout.
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Comment #29755638
Torque is bolt stretch! In some real deal applications like connecting rods on engines you can stick your head into. Techs will measure when a bolt has reached a correct torque spe…
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Comment #27339862
I work in semi heavy industry. The industrial grade consumer items are great, but usually heavy. The latest example I have is buying bookcases from Uline. Not cheap, not light. But…
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Comment #27253309
Surprised that they had to resort to fake reviews considering the quality of products they sold. What a rat race. "Quality means doing it right when no one is looking." -Henry Ford…
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Comment #25574560
I wonder if battlefields of the future will feature kamikaze bug drones.
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Comment #25574529
Picture looks like two 18650's or the likes of.
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Comment #19561084
"Most people prefer the simplicity of plugging a M.2 card into a motherboard connector rather than mounting a separate drive and running cables to it." I love that part so much, I'…
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Comment #18519234
Bring on the light rail revolution. North America desperately needs more light rail options. High speed as well, but one step at a time.
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Comment #18439039
"Remember to take all things in moderation" Work ethic is great and shows through. But you don't get far ahead when you Karōshi [1] yourself. If it hurts, stop. [1] https://en.wiki…
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Comment #18350822
It's great that with some research and drive one can make something better and cheaper than the engineered factory version. Time well invested.
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Comment #18348863
I'm pretty sure “natural polished” pencils could make a major comeback. Dare I say for the hipsters? Could add an environmental spin on it as well.
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Comment #18235702
Insiders everywhere.
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Comment #17787492
Now that's a life.
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Comment #17596700
At home I'm very proud of my triple monitor setup and second iteration of my hand assembled computer. The setup is built with ease of use in mind. To lazily chat with friends, unwi…
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Comment #17385510
I still can't believe some tool & die maker machined a die large enough to house an entire plastic lawn chair.
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Comment #16608295
The plastic component could also be acting as a mechanical fuse in case of overload. Like a shear pin.
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Comment #16457429
My favourite "smart" dumb device has got to be single sensor electronics. The automatic hallway light to be exact. It's a piece of plastic with a photocell and a LED. So long as it…
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Comment #16455008
Good article but I really wish they'd stick to one unit of measurement. And the world standard measurement at that. Was hard from the beginning to understand the severity of the si…
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Comment #14642623
What has worked out well for me is a flip phone. The modern ones have all the offline smartphone features you need to get by. Call, text, alarms, calculator, camera. I have found i…