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@adafruit what do you think about adjusting the mounting hole spacing so that it matches a NEMA23 motor?

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@adafruit what do you think about adjusting the mounting hole spacing so that it matches a NEMA23 motor?

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small stepper motor with a PCB driver directly attached to the rear of the housing using the existing hole pattern

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@kaia or hiding an enormous compact flash card in an laptop harddisk.

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@kaia or hiding an enormous compact flash card in an laptop harddisk.

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256MB compact flash in a laptop removable drive caddy

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Constant jerk, hopefully coming soon to the AxiDraw. #PlotterToot

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Constant jerk, hopefully coming soon to the AxiDraw. #PlotterToot

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Graph showing how to smoothly accelerate from v0 to v2, starting and ending
with zero acceleration, and with a constant jerk of +/-J, over a total time of 2t (positive jerk for time t and negative jerk for another t).

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@quixoticgeek zigbee really seems to fall over once you have lots of devices and especially if any have bad connectivity.

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@quixoticgeek zigbee really seems to fall over once you have lots of devices and especially if any have bad connectivity.

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screenshot of zigbee2mqtt map with lots and lots of devices

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How much can one banana cost, Michael? $6.2 million?

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How much can one banana cost, Michael? $6.2 million?

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Happy 37th anniversary of the Max Headroom Incident, to those who celebrate.

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Happy 37th anniversary of the Max Headroom Incident, to those who celebrate.

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Low quality video screenshot of a person in a rubber mask and sunglasses in front of a diagonal pattern. 

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@amie

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@amie

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Dispenser with quzical Fry meme asking "sexy ear plug or mini butt plug?"

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@ihazrabies another practical clog modification

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@ihazrabies another practical clog modification

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wooden clog with the bottom carved out for SPD bicycle pedal cleats

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@ihazrabies those look more practical than the croc martens

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@ihazrabies those look more practical than the croc martens

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a leather high topped boot with rubber toe holes.

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The Ken Thompson school of thought on expert systems: there's table lookup, fraud, and grand fraud. https://www. usenix.org/system/files/login/issues/login_october_2004.pdf

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The Ken Thompson school of thought on expert systems: there's table lookup, fraud, and grand fraud. https://www. usenix.org/system/files/login/issues/login_october_2004.pdf

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In the Q&A session, as a comment on a question from an audience member (to Voruganti), Andrew Hume claimed to be from “the Ken Thompson school of thought on
expert systems: there’s table look-up, fraud, and grand fraud.”

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"sudo apt install rcs"
wait what year is this?

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"sudo apt install rcs"
wait what year is this?

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two cabinet PDP-11/34 machine with a VT-100 terminal next to it. the color palette is beige plus purple and pink

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@Natasha_Jay on a smaller scale, the elevator in the Court Street subway station takes you between Manhattan and Brooklyn

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@Natasha_Jay on a smaller scale, the elevator in the Court Street subway station takes you between Manhattan and Brooklyn

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dirty elevator control panel with two large buttons labeled "Manhattan" and "Brooklyn", plus the usual door open and close.

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@nora @hannah it's unfortunate that @worldbollard isn't real, because there are some top-notch bollards around here.

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@nora @hannah it's unfortunate that @worldbollard isn't real, because there are some top-notch bollards around here.

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planters assembled around bollards and disguised with tall plants so that they are well hidden

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@sheogorath @cks @gnomon checking out the random 1983 commit of 9ca28dc74c does not have a games/fortune directory, but the games/Makefile defines it in $SUBDIRS and will attempt to cd into the subdirectory to build the program, so something is definitely missing in that history. https://github.com/weiss/original-bsd/blob/9ca28dc74c55f51825bf07e84fd861a4ac8af7ae/games/Makefile#L12

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@sheogorath @cks @gnomon checking out the random 1983 commit of 9ca28dc74c does not have a games/fortune directory, but the games/Makefile defines it in $SUBDIRS and will attempt to cd into the subdirectory to build the program, so something is definitely missing in that history. https://github.com/weiss/original-bsd/blob/9ca28dc74c55f51825bf07e84fd861a4ac8af7ae/games/Makefile#L12

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@sheogorath @cks @gnomon I'm not sure that repo has all the sources? the fortune program first appears in that tree in 1987 in commit c9e0e0db but tuhs has it in 1983-02-17 with the Kernigahn quote https://www. tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl?file=4.1cBSD/usr/games/lib

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@sheogorath @cks @gnomon I'm not sure that repo has all the sources? the fortune program first appears in that tree in 1987 in commit c9e0e0db but tuhs has it in 1983-02-17 with the Kernigahn quote https://www. tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl?file=4.1cBSD/usr/games/lib

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Are you looking for the perfect portable computer for the salary-man in your life? https://www. be-support.co.jp/library/5b46a 6912753b79214f7f6ca/5d70dd5766ed7c6a6ce8c2dd.pdf

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Are you looking for the perfect portable computer for the salary-man in your life? https://www. be-support.co.jp/library/5b46a 6912753b79214f7f6ca/5d70dd5766ed7c6a6ce8c2dd.pdf

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luggable computer that combines a desktop PC, a flat screen, and a printer into one chonky package

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@Wizarth @babe the model m is definitely not safe for work. my space saver keyboard was almost banned from the office for disturbing my colleagues.

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@Wizarth @babe the model m is definitely not safe for work. my space saver keyboard was almost banned from the office for disturbing my colleagues.

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standing desk with an antique model m keyboard, trackball and sproingy chair. the monitor is also an antique ibm t221. there's a whiteboard with squiggles in the background, headphones, foot pedals and a sign in the distance that says "espresso department"

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@Dany do any of these shops still exist? http://starshiptitanic.com/game/retai lers.html

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@Dany do any of these shops still exist? http://starshiptitanic.com/game/retai lers.html

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Starship Titanic can be purchased from these fine retailers:

In the United States:

CompUSA, Computer City, Electronic Boutique, Babbages Etc., Walmart, Sam's, Target, Circuit City, Price Costco, Best Buy, Staples, BJ's Wholesale, Fry's, Microcenter, Multimicro, Hastings, Mediaplay, Zany Brainy, Noodle Kidoole, Learning Smith...

In Canada:

Chapters, Future Shop, CompuSmart, Electronic Boutique, Computer City, Office Max...

In the United Kingdom:

Beatties, Byte Computer Superstores, Currys, Dixons, EB, GAME, HMV, John Lewis Partnership, MVC, PC World, Software Plus, Staples, Tempo, Toys R Us, Virgin, WH Smith...

... as well as hundreds of superb independent software outlets around the planet. 

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@janamarie @gsuberland I've never done high power, although I did help out on a high bandwidth prototype that used all the layers

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@janamarie @gsuberland I've never done high power, although I did help out on a high bandwidth prototype that used all the layers

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chonky pcb with 48(?) layers for 100G network. the PCIe slot is half the thickness of the other board

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@gsuberland things like 20oz copper? https://hackaday.com/2016/12/16/massiv e-20-oz-copper-pcb-enables-electric-racing/

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@gsuberland things like 20oz copper? https://hackaday.com/2016/12/16/massiv e-20-oz-copper-pcb-enables-electric-racing/

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pcb with copper traces as thick as the board itself