>>You can't plan for this. Don't think of having your project ready on any given date. You may have just pulled those numbers out of your arse
For hobby, I'll just wait, usually. If I need the boards faster, I use a pro service, with guaranteed delay. Eurocircuits for example is good, fast, and reasonably priced here in Europe.
Used that for some very fine pitch, nice results for one-offs.
I recommend experimenting with different wire thickness and insulations (some enameling is made to be burned off when soldering, and there's an optimal diameter around 0,3mm)
Yes, most times it doesn't make sense any more to make PCBs in house. Two exceptions : very fast manufacturing is needed, or for hobby use. But even for hobby, it's better to wait 5-30 days and pay the few euros for the boards.
Here the correction : >>The P85D does 0-100km/h in 3.2s although a few have managed 3.1s on track surfaces with really good tires and gets 11.6 - 11.8s at the 400m. >>The P90D which is just starting to ship is touted to have a 0-100km/h of 2.8s and a 10.8s at the 400m.
hmm. What do you do about the braking system ? airbags ? speed regulator ? etc etc etc... There is useful communication between these systems and "insecure" systems like infotainment. You can't just cut that communication. It needs a redesign of the whole network HW architecture first (with each little change costing millions on one platform)
>>small (as in artillery shell sized) fission device.... These devices have small yields, and are mostly neutron output, and produce very little fallout
"small" and "very little fallout" is very relative to the biggest H bombs. This things can still obliterate a city like Hiroshima even if it's only the primer of a much bigger device.
No tow here on a modern diesel. put diesel in the tank, and it starts Perhaps on your model you need to push 10x the small pump near your diesel filter to prime the fuel pump one you put back diesel in the tank. But yes, it's a bad idea to let a diesel run until dry. It's even more of a bad idea to try to restart when dry.
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>>You can't plan for this. Don't think of having your project ready on any given date. You may have just pulled those numbers out of your arse
For hobby, I'll just wait, usually. If I need the boards faster, I use a pro service, with guaranteed delay. Eurocircuits for example is good, fast, and reasonably priced here in Europe.
a good modern alternative to wire wrap for SMD components :
http://elm-chan.org/docs/wire/...
Used that for some very fine pitch, nice results for one-offs.
I recommend experimenting with different wire thickness and insulations (some enameling is made to be burned off when soldering, and there's an optimal diameter around 0,3mm)
Yes, most times it doesn't make sense any more to make PCBs in house.
Two exceptions : very fast manufacturing is needed, or for hobby use.
But even for hobby, it's better to wait 5-30 days and pay the few euros for the boards.
No chance of escape ? USA builds prison walls around cities now ?
Yeah, sure. Now try to put a 150kW transformer in the trunk of your porsche.
>> A big part of the enjoyment of these types of cars is the noise the engine makes and for some
The rest of the enjoyment is the acceleration, curve handling, etc... Tesla clearly wins there.
Most people outside of the US have not heard of Tesla (the car company)
Here the correction :
>>The P85D does 0-100km/h in 3.2s although a few have managed 3.1s on track surfaces with really good tires and gets 11.6 - 11.8s at the 400m.
>>The P90D which is just starting to ship is touted to have a 0-100km/h of 2.8s and a 10.8s at the 400m.
A porsche is a car like other cars.
So, if it does not need to be secure, we can fake the serial numbers, cool :)
"allowing secure validation of an object or process" -> seems they want it to be secure, though
So we can make millions of copies of a valid one, and these will be seen as legit by the "offline validation" ? Cool.
hmm.
What do you do about the braking system ? airbags ? speed regulator ? etc etc etc...
There is useful communication between these systems and "insecure" systems like infotainment.
You can't just cut that communication. It needs a redesign of the whole network HW architecture first (with each little change costing millions on one platform)
Yes, this is bad. Science should be open for all.
Fuck Elsevier, IEEE, and similar ones.....
You probably will have to fight at some point. May the force be with you.
>>small (as in artillery shell sized) fission device .... These devices have small yields, and are mostly neutron output, and produce very little fallout
"small" and "very little fallout" is very relative to the biggest H bombs. This things can still obliterate a city like Hiroshima even if it's only the primer of a much bigger device.
Hope generally does not work.
You will not get a competent president just by waiting.
By volume :
1 liter of ink in small-volume-abusive-consumer-price : 630 Euro
1 liter of gold (at room temperature) : 600 000 Euro
By weight :
1 kg of ink (roughly assuming a density of 1) : 630 Euro
1 kg of gold : 31 000 Euro
These are ballpark figures.
But yes, for HP or epson investors, redesigning a new cartridge form factor to make more money is worth gold.
seriously, use Lasers...
Inkjet is an unreliable technology, especially when used very occasionally.
No tow here on a modern diesel. put diesel in the tank, and it starts
Perhaps on your model you need to push 10x the small pump near your diesel filter to prime the fuel pump one you put back diesel in the tank.
But yes, it's a bad idea to let a diesel run until dry. It's even more of a bad idea to try to restart when dry.
Yeah, not sure if it holds the pressure for a long time
Unfortunately, it runs only Windows 10
Yeah, they will use it as screen cover glass, and it will break just before touching ground...
Use a Laser Saber, Luke...
Uh, no, wrong movie.
Use a Laser Printer, Luke....
Yea. The innovation here is they don't use fire...
(explosive or exothermic melting security electronics exists since a long time but is dangerous...)
WM6 to WP7 transition dumped the entire user base ...
WP7 to WP8 transition dumped the entire user base
For WP10, they say they "work with the manufacturers to support most devices"
Yeah. It's just that MS obsoletes the entire device inventory at every upgrade, so nobody wants a soon to be obsolete MS phone.