Oh God someone is driving safely!

Wifi 6 is a weird mix with the rest of this crap. Can that processor even keep up with the peak link speed?

A couple of ways to think about this:

1. If they printed you a cube of equal weight and equal print time, would they charge you less? If not, they're not profiting off the nature of the model, only the nature of the service provided.

2. They're not advertising the model for sale, so they're not gaining any business based on the nature of the model, only the nature of the service.

Distant trains. Also cars, but only if they're obnoxious.

I feel like I'm only clocked in for about an hour before lunch and an hour and a half before leaving.

You sort of come across the probabilistic cloud of particles in Nuclear Physics, not that it's significantly less specialized than Quantum Mechanics.

Historically, a lot of heros did.

That sort of depends on your job. I did a LOT of trig today at work.

Google says ~36% of Americans are lactose intolerant. I'm going to be lazy and assume that's a uniform distribution, unaffected by age, race, socioeconomics, whatever. Since there are about 33 Cheeses born every year at the peak (according to someone else in the thread), you can expect 3.24 lactose intolerant Cheeses every year, at the peak.

Lithium iron phosphate isn't the same chemistry as lithium ion, and they charge differently.

Needs to be readable from the far end of the arrivals area, imo. Make it 20 feet tall.

They could probably do more for their generation capacity issues by sending everyone $5000 for insulation upgrades than this new plan will ever accomplish.

Off. They'll get smudged right away anyway, and dirty glasses are really distracting to me.

I suppose I probably can't ask what you're working on...

6000 pieces at 40 GHz? Your job must be wild.

Crazy how many lone wolves are now in prison for seditious conspiracy

In the US the FAA is the agency legally permitted to certify aircraft and equipment. They're not under the authority of state engineering boards.

I try to avoid viral food, personally.

They look like the handles to torque wrenches for RF connectors, but idk why there are two handles stuck together.

One would hope they'd flip on their civilian transponders for a search and rescue op.

Kbin.social is the url. Not sure if I can actually link, reddit has been doing weird things with links to those sites.

Basically it's a reddit-esq site that anyone can host an instance of. Users on any instance can see posts, sub to communities, comment, vote, etc, on content from other instances, including instances of Lemmy and mastodon.

The about pages on kbin probably explain it better than I can.

Edit: I see you have Lemmy on the list already

You've designed your circuit to handle expected operating conditions. Add the fuse to safely handle situations that you don't expect.

I work on aircraft equipment. We don't sign and seal anything because we have to submit a massive amount of design and test data to a certifying authority (the FAA and/or EASA, typically). They issue the final approval (effectively sign and seal) to produce and sell the product.

The non-construction disciplines are fundamentally different because we can reasonably build and test our designs in a controlled-risk environment. Pretty hard to do that with a bridge.

Kbin.social (and/or Lemmy and mastodon) seems to be the de facto alternative.

I once had my windshield washer fluid freeze on contact with the windshield on the highway. It was about -15 F that morning. Fortunately the lines were mostly frozen as well so I didn't get too much on there, but definitely a major oh shit moment.