What did you do today?
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im more partial to talking people down than putting them down, where possible
Did some hardcore homework today.
We have to make a completley norm-compliant technical drawing of a part. In my case it's cast, which means there are a LOT of radii you can't measure. It's a somewhat relaxing experience, though.
We have to make a completley norm-compliant technical drawing of a part. In my case it's cast, which means there are a LOT of radii you can't measure. It's a somewhat relaxing experience, though.
Drew a line on some vinyl tape.
The cost of drawing it incorrectly would have been the same as some very nice real estate in NYC.
The cost of drawing it incorrectly would have been the same as some very nice real estate in NYC.
Riot Games, so they can afford a spiffy campus
Ahhh...our former studio manager works for Riot now as well. Now i should ask him why our studio doesn't have a game area like that! I'm guessing it's because we don't have tencents money backing us up ;(
Ask her if she knows Richard Tsao!
Please explain
As it turns out, big lasers are quite heavy and once you put one down using some epoxy that is as strong as welding it in place, it's going to stay there. Most people use a Sharpie until it's dry, I have to count how many millimeters of line it's drawn.
EDIT: I can't believe there's a product page for it
She does not, though a quick search shows he works in the Hong Kong office?
It was a lazy morning so we didn't leave rental house until noon. Then it was a quick stop at Samy's Camera in downtown Santa Barbara to pick up some gear and then off to the test drive appointment I made at the Tesla store across town.
I made a thread to talk about that here if any of you have questions. TL;DR it was awesome
After eating some awesome seafood we went down to the Santa Barbara wharf. Not a whole lot to see there, mostly overpriced trinkets to sell to tourists but it does have a great view of the ocean.
There were some seals near the wharf but I pressed the wrong button twice and didn't record the video correctly
And I went down to the beach again and got a bit more colorful picture of the sunset:
Ah makes sense. I thought he had gone back to the US but he still visits Chengdu often, guess it's not too hard when he's that close.
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Today I finally changed my wifi solution. Was using a 1st gen Rpi model B w/ a random usb wifi dongle, Raspian and hostapd. It was supposed to be a temporary solution that ended up staying around for far too long then started getting unstable. Now im using my Domino pi w/ openWRT and on-board wifi. So far its been significantly more stable and a little faster.
Excuse the dust, its on top of a switch (on top of a router on top of a server) on top of a microwave on top of a fridge, getting up there to dust is a pain and no one is ever really up high enough to see it.
Excuse the dust, its on top of a switch (on top of a router on top of a server) on top of a microwave on top of a fridge, getting up there to dust is a pain and no one is ever really up high enough to see it.
Today I finally changed my wifi solution. Was using a 1st gen Rpi model B w/ a random usb wifi dongle, Raspian and hostapd. It was supposed to be a temporary solution that ended up staying around for far too long then started getting unstable. Now im using my Domino pi w/ openWRT and on-board wifi. So far its been significantly more stable and a little faster.
Excuse the dust, its on top of a switch (on top of a router on top of a server) on top of a microwave on top of a fridge, getting up there to dust is a pain and no one is ever really up high enough to see it.
Nice Domino Pi bro. Still have mine inside a box, haven't played much with it.
Lovely how small it is, but what does this actually do? Log traffic in your network? Act as an access point?
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Today at work, we had serious networking problems in one location for everyone there, about 20 people that day. With no seemingly clear indication what was going on, I drove 100km to unplug someone's home router from our network, because he didn't have our wireless password. I admire colleagues for being problem-solvers, but this time it caused more problems than it solved
At work today I have been EN140 TIL testing (Total Inward Leakage) face masks.
TIL Testing:
Atomised salt solution is pumped into a chamber in which a test subject/victim (it's a tough test that lasts about 30 minutes) walks on a treadmill at 6.5km/h performing various exercises which challenge the mask seals.
Probes are attached to the mask which are continually monitoring the salt content within the mask, this value is then measured against the salt concentration of the chamber atmosphere to give a real time percentage difference. This percentage is then used to calculate the masks protection factor/performance class.
Luckily I was just operating the rig today and not one of the victims!
TIL Testing:
Atomised salt solution is pumped into a chamber in which a test subject/victim (it's a tough test that lasts about 30 minutes) walks on a treadmill at 6.5km/h performing various exercises which challenge the mask seals.
Probes are attached to the mask which are continually monitoring the salt content within the mask, this value is then measured against the salt concentration of the chamber atmosphere to give a real time percentage difference. This percentage is then used to calculate the masks protection factor/performance class.
Luckily I was just operating the rig today and not one of the victims!
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Destroyed my calves because the rules designed to prevent me from falling to my death were clearly designed for giants.
Also, I found out why it's common courtesy to trim down excess cable ties all the way: they become little knives otherwise, especially the metal ones. Imagine my delight at having to re-wire a conduit full of what is essentially barbed wire.
Also, I found out why it's common courtesy to trim down excess cable ties all the way: they become little knives otherwise, especially the metal ones. Imagine my delight at having to re-wire a conduit full of what is essentially barbed wire.
Finished an overnight motorcycle trip around Northern Thailand's famous Mae Hong Son loop.
The road from Chiang Mai to to Mae Hong Son through Pai has over 1800 curves so I estimate 3500+ curves for the trip. A truly epic motorcycle ride.
Ridden on my Kawasaki ER6n
The road from Chiang Mai to to Mae Hong Son through Pai has over 1800 curves so I estimate 3500+ curves for the trip. A truly epic motorcycle ride.
Ridden on my Kawasaki ER6n
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