aw man
we got trash pandas now im afraid of going to the store
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timecop: https://i.imgur.com/7MU3SDH.jpg
wtf timecop is your other image editor snapchat
no from pixlr i fuckin turned flash on
it doesnt have layers w/ overlay mode filters
photoshop thing
like if you set it to darken only it will only darken the layers underneat
so on a white bg its like, cat the images
or you make the bottom one normal mode
oh nm im using express
Posted by renesis at 16:24 | permalink | 0 comments
pixlr wants flash
flash is dead timecop
what is this obsolete trash
https://pixlr.com/editor/
Posted by renesis at 16:17 | permalink | 0 comments
timecop: what do you use
what
how would you overlay 10 plots
https://i.imgur.com/jTX18lY.png
does it have layer filters?
thats darken only
have you used draw.io?
naw is pretty good
block diagrams and flowcharts and shit
my shit worked
maybe you pal sucks at things
^r
carrot champ
Posted by renesis at 16:11 | permalink | 0 comments
why the fuck is gimps window integration so shit
dont answer that
fuck you timecop
Posted by renesis at 15:29 | permalink | 0 comments
didnt they make super beetles until like 15 years ago?
in mexico
Posted by renesis at 14:42 | permalink | 0 comments
macgyver0: yeah in fact im going to do a dead pendulum freq response test next
using bacon sim tech
(dds synthesis to pwm)
Posted by renesis at 13:49 | permalink | 0 comments
SUNDAY!
impulse testing almost almost complet0red
Posted by renesis at 13:39 | permalink | 0 comments
https://i.redd.it/yefsydcply201.jpg
mclaren senna
Posted by renesis at 12:49 | permalink | 0 comments
1 sample period impulse does NUTTING
okat fuck i will twy 10 and then 100
Posted by renesis at 12:31 | permalink | 0 comments
well
with $700 you could buy three TV
and keep two in a box
and maybe get 20 years
budget tv are like $150-300
Posted by renesis at 11:30 | permalink | 0 comments
https://www.mcmaster.com/#90058a192/=1am5u4a
anyone use these? need bum proof screws
they got cool security button screw with assymetric center pin sockets, but theyre like $2/ea and $20 driver bit
https://www.mcmaster.com/#94066a192/=1am5v86
i feel like bums could hack this
i think center pin torx too common
Posted by renesis at 09:35 | permalink | 0 comments
rab: also motorcycles expensive as fuck here
is all farmland, so long straight roads and few cops
like i have to drive like 30 miles into the sierras before the highway turns
tho bits after that pretty cool, decent surface, medium twisties and then long straight bits with lots of vision
Posted by renesis at 08:52 | permalink | 0 comments
blackmoon: yeah fuzzy dinosaurs confirmed
jurassic park 2022
Posted by renesis at 07:32 | permalink | 0 comments
i am not zoomed in it looks like a 4.7R mexican sand resistor
soizilla
its funny how its shorter than the footprint
jero32: i know, its a mexican sand resistor looking cap
no the soic is 4 pins shorter than the footprint
Posted by renesis at 05:45 | permalink | 0 comments
kevtris: did your dos app do curves?
kevtris was using software from like 100 years ago
the dos looking eda software
right
with the eagle stint in between
what was the bigass resistor for in the snes cart
Posted by renesis at 05:34 | permalink | 0 comments
but the style is from hand taped pcb, and the reason was early etching processes
remember when i said your pcb isnt done until it has the look?
that is the look
also fast digital is effectively RF
you measure frequency in sine waves
the slew rate of a digital edge is equivalent to like GHz sine waves
and then its almost DC for a bit
so you can radiate at much lower square wave frequencies than sine wave
thats why you see a lot of unpopulated and 0R jumpered RC high pass filters on boards, sometimes your shit is too fast and you get fucked
Posted by renesis at 05:26 | permalink | 0 comments
i dunno i seen that a lot
also note teardropped vias
like, that style of routing predates digital PCB desgn
and its likely that early eda programs didnt even do curves and teardrops unless $$$ or tons of manual work
60s/70s/80s hand drawn boards are all curvy
shrug, i could do that
they just kept consistent radius values
like, if you route it curved corner mode in eagle, it just comes out like that
thats an eda app
thats maybe some of the most expensive software available in combination with some of the best manufacturing engineers in the world
Posted by renesis at 05:21 | permalink | 0 comments
jero32: inside corners without radius are more likely to cause etching issues
its matbe not so much an issue with modern fabs, but its the biggest reason besides RF that 90 turns are usually avoided
so something happened to them in 1984, and now they know better and its just what they do, and youd be a sorry looking engineer at nintendo if you didnt radius and there was measurable more pcb fab fallout because of it
prob got a bunch of bowsers for manufacturing engineers
Posted by renesis at 04:42 | permalink | 0 comments
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