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Comment #33235182
Also, there's greater immunity to interference and poor connections.
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Comment #28592586
Try the SponsorBlock addon. Nobody's added anything for this video, but there are a lot of other videos that have their ads in its database.
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Comment #27456273
Sure is. See this stackexchange link: https://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/12115/is-using-15-am... So what I think what the contract was specifying was several 15-amp receptacle…
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Comment #27295647
I've done this. It doesn't hurt. In fact I didn't feel anything besides the battery terminals.
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Comment #27174611
Car 12v systems can be really noisy. The inverter and power bricks are pretty much guaranteed to filter all that out. Besides that, this way doesn't need any soldering, which is ni…
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Comment #26707321
It's somewhat larger. https://xkcd.com/1389/
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Comment #25910036
Only $5,100.20 from Mouser https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Microchip-Technology/09...
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Comment #25161375
They look like anchor points for small vertical cables running to the dish. I would guess to keep the dish from moving around when it's windy?
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Comment #25091890
That's a really good idea! I'll try it next time.
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Comment #25091815
Are you actually the owner of steve.com? Because I've been ordering Dominos pizza with the email steve@steve.com for years. Edit: nevermind. I see you own the .net tld. I've defini…
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Comment #25016366
If I were you (and I was) I'd seriously consider going to rehab. They'll have experience easing your withdrawal symptoms and getting you on a road to breaking the cycle.
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Comment #24538208
I'll concede that yes, technically, the disconnected wires become an antenna. The audio signal will radiate away from the section of wire between the amplifier and the switch. But …
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Comment #24537092
How do you figure?
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Comment #24319386
Powder? https://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust2/
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Comment #22732371
The original post had the phrase "hard to not call" rather than "hard not to call". The meaning is inverted by swapping the "to" and "not".
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Comment #21835869
Probably referring to FTDI-Gate, which is where FTDI shipped a driver that bricked counterfeit usb-serial converters.
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Comment #20310126
Yes, but if garbage never caught fire nobody would bother inventing better fire suppression techniques. Also, nobody ever saw a fireman by hiding inside with their window blinds sh…
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Comment #18918086
Personally, I doubt I would get along well with an assistant that was keeping score of all the times I was wrong, and always questioning my abilities based on that. "Dave, you have…
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Comment #18900769
It's his wife.
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Comment #18899369
Like coaxial cable?
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Comment #17985182
Can't you delay the signal sent to the center-parts of the polarizer relative to the edge? I think the panel would appear to switch all at once to somebody far away. Seems like thi…
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Comment #17956567
Yup. I saw one on the cash register at Einstein's. "Some products sold here will give you cancer, etc." I figured it was for the bacon though...
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Comment #16684139
You can also use the Debian package i2c-tools to communicate with things connected to the busses on your computer. I once used it to play with a set of Melexis IR sensors I'd solde…
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Comment #16635415
It's more like the combination of ip / website / using-adblock / screen resoluction / installed fonts / installed plugins and their versions / hash-this / hash-that are individuall…
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Comment #16634848
As a Californian, I predict we'll convert all the HOV lanes to exactly what you've described.