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davenn reacted to DaveC426913's post in the thread Undergrad Why Does Snow Pack Better Near the Melting Point? with
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Yesterday I built a snowman for the first time this millenium. Grandkids were going stir crazy and every else was too busy or too... -
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So, I've entered into dialogues with companies asking questions like this: If you can find any holes in my reasoning (which I expect)...
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davenn replied to the thread Construction How do I fix a hedgehog enclosure that keeps getting too humid.Well the OP'er @smeelytop hasnt bothered to come back to the thread since his original post, so I guess we will never know the whole story
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davenn reacted to pbuk's post in the thread How to route internet traffic via LAN port on a home router with Like.
Neither: you don't want the secondary device to be doing any routing, you want to use it as a switch. Google the brand of router and...
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davenn reacted to Borg's post in the thread Beauty of old electrical and measuring things, etc. with Like.
Minivac 601 Simulator - A 1961 Relay Computer Running in Your Browser https://minivac.greg.technology/
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davenn reacted to DaveE's post in the thread Beauty of old electrical and measuring things, etc. with Like.
Perhaps the most risqué HP ad. Circa 1972. I recall this from a poster in the hallway of the Caltech EE building when I was an...
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davenn reacted to nsaspook's post in the thread Beauty of old electrical and measuring things, etc. with Like.
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davenn replied to the thread Beauty of old electrical and measuring things, etc..my piece of magnetic core memory :)
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davenn reacted to khaledsalman's post in the thread Beauty of old electrical and measuring things, etc. with Like.
Absolutely love this thread. There’s a timeless elegance in old electrical meters and devices—each piece tells a story of engineering...
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davenn reacted to Drakkith's post in the thread High School Is it a meteor or a meteorite when it makes moonfall? with Love.
Per wiki: A meteorite is a rock that originated in outer space and has fallen to the surface of a planet or moon.
