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knotimpressed

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    Comment #48970047

    Does anyone know what kind of anti-counterfeiting techniques he used?

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    Comment #48704139

    That second paper is absolutely amazing, I’ve always heard this story and never bothered to find the source. The section with oscilloscope traces showing the progression of the “de…

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    Comment #48406158

    Some of my least favourite nights and most cherished childhood memories involve troubleshooting broken or missing network drivers the only functional Linux box I had working. Never…

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    Comment #47041598

    Continuing to do things only because they’re funny as an adult is one of life’s little treats!

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    Comment #46359577

    I was thinking about that while reading; in some ways I think this reality is on a worse track than Little Brother's. In the book, schools were using gait analysis because of priva…

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    Comment #46108624

    It's a fun idea too!

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    Comment #45786195

    Not related directly to the article, but I’m so glad there’s a “tell me mistakes I made to fix” box. I wish more sites, hell even news sites had that.

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    Comment #45760751

    Pretty misleading, to be honest. As the parent comment to yours said, the ROA + dose schedule + AUC + peak plasma concentration differ so vastly that "its the same compounds" almos…

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    Comment #45644441

    You mean the surveillance angle as reason for it being in Virginia?

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    Comment #45621265

    Ahhhh fingerspitzengefühl, I forgot about that one. Thank you for reminding me, I need to start using it more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fingerspitzengef%C3%BChl

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    Comment #45592568

    Assuming you've read https://andymasley.substack.com/p/a-cheat-sheet-for-conversa... or the longer full essay/related works, could you elaborate on why you don't use Apple Intellig…

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    Comment #45405521

    …Do you have a link? I’m not sure if I want to see proof of that, but I’m at the same time curious how you’d manage to do it without disturbing the cat.

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    Comment #45075804

    Titles can’t contain “China”?

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    Comment #45000830

    Why’d he push you away during the buddy check?

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    Comment #44845547

    Definitely agreed on the lack of consistency between orders and even between boards in the same order. I’m doing very low volume for myself and not giving anyone else the banks, so…

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    Comment #44845524

    Well, there’s only one real part (the cells are interchangeable, and reclaimed) https://a.aliexpress.com/_mKNNnGZ I’ve gone with the purple C and U model.

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    Comment #44845516

    Absolutely, I’ve browsed that sub a bunch but frankly I trust the opinions here more. I’m using matched reclaimed cells that I’ve tested to make sure they’re still healthy.

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    Comment #44842356

    Braving potentially getting spit roasted to ask: If I'm making my own 18650 USB C power banks, are there any easy to miss risks? I've got the cells in holders, not welded, but the …

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    Comment #44484667

    I mean, they’re rarely heard by people , but they’re certainly heard by everything else trying to live near the highway that as you said, cuts across the entire country. Now, not t…

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    Comment #44370945

    I despise the labeling around "Natural" and "Artificial" Colours|Flavours|etc. It's downright misleading to call one highly processed compound natural, while calling another equall…

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    Comment #43983906

    I wonder if the requirement to rotate the target is inherent, or if it could be optimized away eventually?

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    Comment #43951264

    For a long time I've been trying to make a DIY milligram-accurate scale, and milligram-accurate strain load cells are expensive. Does anyone know if the resolution of this is high …

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    Comment #43932154

    What were the details of paying $2000?

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    Comment #43903714

    Depends on what you’ll use it for, but the DS212 has been a lovely low spec and cheap scope for me. There may be better options now, mine’s pretty old.

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    Comment #43900748

    That looks fairly similar to what the Kobo Touch still uses today! Pretty cool.