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That's the fireproof container in the garden shed where the dodgy LiPo packs get banished to.

Pro tip: If you happen to have a hot air re-work station at your elbow, it's perfect for re-doing the hot-melt glue holding that scrap of PCB with the fix-up resistors on that totally proefssionel data collection thingy you're working on ...

The hard foam was coming away from the plastic bracket under. Fuxed.

Jeff's had an oops: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1O90WZJALYc

Don't worry, it only gets worse the more you know about Linux. This literally just floated thru my socMed feed:

I'm genuinely interested if the AI answer will do the thing: 'AI' can an excellent correlator, some times it does actually come up with the goods. What it says is a quite plausible kind of bug / workaround

Coffee and a Lamington wager sir! Win or lose, you win sharns over coffee and lamingtons...

And CCCP So naturally, I was sharn/ranting at 300% to confuse their translators

No woz. I'll eat both your burgers.

Yeah I'm kken. On the burger, I mean 🫣

Yeah, I wanted an indicator that THIS powerboard was live. A night-light with tape over the sensor was a close miss, but a bit diffuse. So, clear plug end + NE3 neon and 270k resistor, voila! I may yet change it for one of those nice Cherenkov Radiation Blue neons..

Not sure, try the bike spam thread for experts / barries? Oh and this animated page is gloriously nerdy: https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/ (ahem @tortron)

That lot looks like it's begging for a PCB to replace all those fiddly wires...

A client was testing a sensor (circled) for a job, and needed a quick hookup to walk around a paddock without falling to bits. Intended system life-time, approx 1 hour: Cardboard and hot glue it is! Test failed successfully, client happy with test rig.

air-gun up the jaxie