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Comment #49208002
It definitely looks to be one of the better ones. Since many of these products use same generic Chinese platforms, I looked for a similar product on Aliexpress since they have bett…
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Comment #49180660
RAL and Pantone serve different market, at least from my Europe-adjacent POV. Pantone is more used in print and branded sign design (like, colored plastic) as brandbooks typically …
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Comment #48966357
Would be best to have a modular generator for an EV, that would allow slower but practical charging while on the go or at rest. This would be basically a series hybrid with modular…
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Comment #48833082
Those are not as good as they seem to be. I once had a g-shock mudmaster, seemingly an absolutely overbuilt thing, and it was resetting randomly in wet conditions. Maybe that could…
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Comment #48787977
So, they predict that the future is a mix of JLCPCB and AWS Lambda for bio research, with immediately available library of reagents and easily programmable hardware-agnostic experi…
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Comment #48297785
Thanks, I was hoping for this sort of a response. Ordered a Miyoo Mini Plus.
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Comment #48278555
PS3 was one of my favorite games, maybe it's time to get myself one of those pocket emulators and play PS4 finally.
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Comment #48164226
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Comment #48163390
You underestimate the non-computerized part of humanity. Even with automated plants building other automated plants the propagation speed will be highly constrained by natural fact…
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Comment #47972557
That is good if you can count on your cost of living being predictable. It's not for many people, even for relatively well-off ones: you may earn a lot for your area but being an i…
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Comment #47910181
One of the reasons I can see is it’s much easier to say “we don’t play this game” than get a lot of negative press for selective openness and breaking compatibility of non-public i…
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Comment #47832027
It's likely easier to publish genuine research if you have knowledge and rigor to properly synthesize the data. It's not as common as you'd think, and a good simulator is easily pu…
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Comment #47664712
Which one? The classic QtWidgets, which implements consistent controls but sometimes talked about as deprecated (same as WinForms), or QML, which is "modern" and "actively develope…
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Comment #47516546
Would be more practical to have a single 50-300W AC-DC 24V PSU per room or group of rooms, then pull relatively short DC cables to each light. A multichannel light controller could…
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Comment #47392724
Good illustration that a seemingly simple feature could require a ton of functionality under the hood. Would be nice to have this in Python.
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Comment #47376236
Isn’t it the only common variant of 4.4mm? Since portable balanced audio is audiophile-adjacent, no wonder it includes the common ground of dubious utility.
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Comment #47373578
What’s 1.44 mm connector in this context? Common sizes for headphones are 2.5, 3.5 and (lately) 4.4 mm
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Comment #47296473
Rechecked now, PEX became way more accessible it seems. Rehau-style toolkits used to cost several hundreds.
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Comment #47296366
No, PEX is different. PEX is flexible, sometimes more convenient but requires more specialized and expensive tools to install properly.
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Comment #47296015
Polypropylene is great: it revolutionized residential plumbing, at least in countries that adopted it (apparently not the US). With PP tubes you can weld any complex plumbing with …
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Comment #47275521
I feel like half of junior programmers are susceptible to this.
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Comment #47225316
Unfortunately yes. Some mobile games are 30+ GB (and this is probably the major reason for increasing minimum storage), high-res videos take any amount of space and are slow to syn…
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Comment #47066516
Absolutely. Design parametric families of patterns, 3d-scan the person, let customer adjust with live preview, laser cut, then fully automated or low-skill assembly. Probably not c…
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Comment #46972689
Russian infra doesn’t suck that much, I guess it was overbuilt in soviet times. Armenian, on the oner hand… But they’re “societally prepared” in the sense that repairs are quick us…