How about just deal with it? Internet is meant to be free space, that includes racists, bigots, rednecks, people you disagree with.
Lemmy is worried about 1984 but in actuality is becoming Fahrenheit 451.
Wow, I wonder why SpaceX which has a monopoly on reusable rockets are charging as much as they can from their customers.
Lol, lmao even
What the fuck are you talking about?
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_first-stage_boosters?wprov=sfla1
Ah sorry, I guess it's called FCAW and not MIG. I am not using any gas to protect the weld. From what I've seen on the internet it will spatter no matter what, but I will check the polarity of the cables
Okay, yesterday I tried out MIG and here are the comparisons with stick welding:
- Mig doesn't leave much of slag at all, the residue you get is more in a "dust" form which is much easier to brush off compared to the slag stick welding leaves
- Much harder to get impurities into the weld itself
- Harder to follow the weld line compared to stick welding using pencil holding technique
- Have to play with the settings quite a bit before you get consistent line
- Much better for spot welding because you can position your hand and electrode, and press the trigger when you are ready, avoiding additional hand movement.
- Surprisingly the spatter is more aggressive and gets stuck to surface more than my electrodes. Could be due to the wire I am using
These are my notes so far.
What a load of crap you are spewing.
Porche 911 GT2 (993) produced 331kw (443hp) with an air cooled engine.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_911_GT2?wprov=sfla1
It would be a real bummer if this came out to be untrue. However it's simple enough to replicate, so we will know soon enough
Insane capacity batteries
Lossless power transmission via wires
Better magnetically levitating trains
Much more power efficient computers, electronics
The list is huge
127c is the maximum operating temperature. If it goes above that, it looses superconductivity.
This material below 127c (which is insanely hot for superconductors) will be superconductive.
Operating range is -273c to 127c
Research paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.12008
Changed the light bulbs into white LED's (they didn't have blue ones) and from orange they turned yellowish.
I think this might pass the inspection, thank you for suggestions ^^
So on the integra the front turn signal is made oit of two bulbs, I need the one circled in red to be white to pass inspection in my country. The problem is the bulb itself is white, but there is an orange filter inside and I cannot remove it.
My idea was to put in a bright blue bulb in there to compensate for the orange filter and make it appear white. Is that doable? Has anyone tried?
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I'll make the analogy more clear to you. In 1984 the government got absolute information control, thats what you guys are worried about. In Fahrenheit 451 people themselves censored everything that offended anyone, eventually leading to all the books being burnt.
People have opinions, and lemmy is becoming a worse echochamber than reddit.