There's a Sourceforge project for this already. The developers have done a wonderful job on the home theater and kitchen, but nobody's worked on the plumbing and foundation yet.
The best solution for SMT components I've seen is to put the cut tape into labeled 2x3" resealable bags and stuff those into the pockets of a business card binder page. Then put that into a 3 ring binder and use dividers to separate by component type. At work we have a 3" thick binder that houses a hundred each of every imaginable 403 SMT resistor value using this scheme.
I would direct you to the 1st Amendment which grants the GP the right to kindly ask others to STFU and gives you the right to kindly request that the GP not ask others to STFU;)
I still have an MMJ crimper and a couple of unused ends somewhere at home. Too bad it died, 'cause now we're stuck with fifty different ways to pin out an RJ45.
Albert P. Carey, CEO of Frito-Lay warns consumers that the continuation of the Cheddar-Dorito law and the survival of humanity ultimately relies on zesty corn chips.
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You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
There's a Sourceforge project for this already. The developers have done a wonderful job on the home theater and kitchen, but nobody's worked on the plumbing and foundation yet.
The best solution for SMT components I've seen is to put the cut tape into labeled 2x3" resealable bags and stuff those into the pockets of a business card binder page. Then put that into a 3 ring binder and use dividers to separate by component type. At work we have a 3" thick binder that houses a hundred each of every imaginable 403 SMT resistor value using this scheme.
"We apologise for the fault in the site. Those responsible have been sacked."
A big part of our target demo likes water. Dolphins like water. Let's cover the side in dolphin graphics.
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Moral of the story: Don't cover your dog food in rich beef gravy and liberal amounts pepper.
Why not skip the complicated and expensive surgery and go straight for the duct tape?
Apparently it's not an incandescent plasma.
Sacrilicious.
Isn't this kind of thinking that lead us to why we have the security holes...
I thought the Arduinos are supposed to be RoHS compliant?
No. It's still wrapped in Wine, and it's still flaky.
I would direct you to the 1st Amendment which grants the GP the right to kindly ask others to STFU and gives you the right to kindly request that the GP not ask others to STFU ;)
The steak is ribeye!
I still have an MMJ crimper and a couple of unused ends somewhere at home. Too bad it died, 'cause now we're stuck with fifty different ways to pin out an RJ45.
Are there that many people in California that need to cable a console to a VAX?
"Oh, a bullshit artist!"
Good luck with using a solder sucker on that BGA flash part.
What are you talking about? They ALWAYS open up cases. How else would they banish the demons?
Coat the sharp sheet metal edges of a PC case in herpes and call the Geek Squad.
If this is art, then the cast of Jackass ought to be recognized as national treasures.
I, for one, welcome our new neck juice marinating overlords.
That's one boss...
(puts on sunglasses)
...that won't fool us again.
YEAAAAAAAAHHHHH!
Albert P. Carey, CEO of Frito-Lay warns consumers that the continuation of the Cheddar-Dorito law and the survival of humanity ultimately relies on zesty corn chips.
Even more idiotic that they didn't attempt to repair them.
And if you ask JWZ, the iPhone contains a compound of artificial flavorings, sweeteners, and emulsifiers not entirely unlike Cocoa.