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Comment #44725282
Oh, that's a very specific crack. This is an extrusion error. The extrusion temperature is dropping too low while it's still over the internal die. The thicker peaks cool more slow…
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Comment #43974837
Reading summaries like this requires great skepticism. It's exceptionally difficult in this particular case to avoid directing results to arbitrary conclusions through cohort selec…
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Comment #43965362
It's always exciting to see this idea get revived for the first time in ninety years every ten years! I've pedaled around on a couple variations of this design. Like everyone who h…
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Comment #43926433
The same reasons convenience stores sell single cigarettes, and people smoke them in their cars. Compelling cravings don't care about your externalities and don't want to wait. Lot…
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Comment #43721766
They caught on, but with more appropriate stainless alloys. Columbus has XCr, Reynolds has 931. Either can be brazed, or silver soldered into lugs, or TIG welded. Cinelli does mass…
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Comment #43612002
This is supported in Excel. Select options > Data > Automatic Data Conversions > untick the boxes.
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Comment #42462543
This isn't about Amazon's retail inventory. This is inventory owned by vendors, held in Amazon's care. Think about how this would play out in a consignment shop. In the case of a n…
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Comment #42393089
Indeed. The response to breach of contract has no place in a contract. Breach of contract is explicitly an event outside the bounds of a contract. Defining penalties within the con…
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Comment #41795799
In this case it's a bad test thing. The car impacted at a barrier splice which was not correctly joined. Barrier splices can come apart in the real world, but the fasteners will te…
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Comment #41532521
A thermal fuse isn't for overpressure control, it's intended to trip before a physical overpressure control vents superheated steam. Both provide failover redundancy independent of…
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Comment #41413231
McMaster also sells discs of tool steel and glass bearing balls... and carbide, and ceramic, etc. What if the bearing ball was carbide, even harder? What would happen if you reduce…
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Comment #41186962
Taking this approach to a certain extreme, there's this video about making a bellhousing adapter to mate a Smart ForTwo EV motor to a vintage Jeep transmission. Raw materials inclu…
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Comment #40805461
Cody of the Cody's Lab youtube channel has a video of what his voice sounds like after breathing each of the noble gasses. He certainly seemed to be experiencing symptoms afterward…
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Comment #40368083
It's a standard entry in the OTR long haul market segment, Volvo's equivalent of the Freightliner Cascadia and International Lonestar, all with their own take on the same set of fe…
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Comment #40089002
It's a design error from the start. The workaround shouldn't have happened, but is only one of countless ways this would have inevitably happened anyway. Glue has a lot of failure …
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Comment #40047375
A more powerful laser is only half of the equation for cutting metal effectively. The laser only melts the metal, it doesn't move it out of the cut, and some metals can react in pl…
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Comment #39846416
For things to get this far is a failure of accounting. Engineering may have set the stage, but it's accounting's job to respond appropriately rather than letting (or not seeing) th…
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Comment #39329999
Many jurisdictions in the US have safety regulations specifically around steering. In some jurisdictions it's illegal to drive a car on public roads with steering that has no mecha…
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Comment #39200449
Not as a welder, as a welding workshop sole proprieter with employees, including children. > He has 10 apprentices - aged between 12 and 20 - at the workshop where he is teaching t…
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Comment #39006494
In fact here's the original pre-stolen video on Aliaksei's channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbRgH6C5Tkc
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Comment #38974931
The seller's account is unaffected, including the full remainder of their scammy inventory in all its AI-nglish glory. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=FOPEAS