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@whitequark@mastodon.social Nexperia (NXP (Phillips)) logic chips.

@chjara@akko.wtf the imperial long and short tons are conveniently located at both sides of the metric tonne, so remembering one is enough.

Recommended solution to free memory in C: exit(0).

@whitequark@mastodon.social I got a no-name brand from a random Taobao vendor, no manual, no calibration report, I don't think it's purchasable out of China. I don't even know who makes them. :woozy_baa:

You're in a maze of incompatible SMA connectors, all alike. Just updated my SMA tolerance super-reference, with more legacy standards (IEC 60169-15:1979) added. Apparently even big firms like Rosenberger are still making legacy 60169 connectors that violate the modern 61169 protrusion rule. https://gist.github.com/biergaizi/2420faf4fa2dbb8ca4666c3a75918455 #electronics

Connector savers? More like connector destroyers. Just look at the center pin protrusion of the left adapter in comparison to a good one, visible even by naked eyes! #electronics

@lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @mikoto@akko.wtf @chjara@akko.wtf @xwyqi@den.lonewolf.rocks There's a hidden panel from the repo's README.md, click to expand. It says there are 8232 standard five-digit Misakas (from 0~20001), 764 five-digit Misakas (w/ Leading Zeros), 164 four-digit Misakas (w/ LZ) 23 three-digit Misakas (w/ LZ), 10 two-digit Misakas (w/ LZ), so at least 9193 Misakas.

@xwyqi@den.lonewolf.rocks @mikoto@akko.wtf @chjara@akko.wtf @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me 上述御坂总计 9193 只，实际数量会更多一些It's truly "over 9000."

When you say you work with "3.5 mm connectors" all days, you either work with 20 kHz, or 20 GHz.

@lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @chjara@akko.wtf Here are some examples of the Misaka sisters clone army meme accounts in China. I can't use regex, so I can't match names without the word "number/No" - the true account count is likely over 9000, some were even web celebrities. Not limited to Bilibili, it used to be everywhere. Unfortunately, newcomers probably don't know this phenomenal 2010s online meme.

@chjara@akko.wtf Fun fact: Back in the 2010s when Railgun ruled the anime world in China, if you're not sure what name to use online, you can simply be "Misaka + 5-digit ID". I know three Misakas sisters, two are/were on Fedi. :mikoto:

Q: How do you know if the RF part you got is of high-quality?
A: When it comes with a wooden box.

Wood packaging is a relic of the 1960s and earlier lab gears, but since buyers are spending enough to pay for the boxes, they escaped the plastic downcosting by high-end part vendors...

You're in a maze of incompatible SMA connectors, all alike. https://gist.github.com/biergaizi/2420faf4fa2dbb8ca4666c3a75918455 #electronics

@puniko mew mew mew mew mew

@puniko That's termi-nya-lly online.

Terminally online is when you browse the Web via w3m.

@whitequark@mastodon.social Yandere register.

You know you're doing real algebra when SageMath locks up for 100 seconds before showing the answer.

Q: Why does an electronics engineer's web server only listen for connections at 80 and 443?

A: To keep it simple as a two-port network.

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