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#introduction post: I'm a #prof of #spanish & #humanities in a very northern city in #canada. Research focuses on #earlymodern #Spain, particularly #theater #comedia #siglodeoro and contemporary #performance. I also ❤️ #knitting, my #dog, and my partner @linux_mclinuxface (not in that order, obvs). I'll probably sometimes post in #espanol / #spanglish. Obligatory pic of aforementioned dog:
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@linux_mclinuxface Thanks for the feedback! I'm just going through the available materials, trying out the prints. In your opinion, is BYU bistable switch a good benchmark for trying out materials for #CompliantMechanisms ? Would you suggest something else? What would be a compliant mechanism #Benchy ?
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Amazing. Yesterday morning I put my #Larq water bottle (a speaker gift from Open Source North) in the car and forgot about it until lunch today. It got -5f/-20c over night. The bottle was still totally liquid - no ice whatsoever. That insulation is very effective
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Boarded the flight home from #PyConAfrica2025. Such an amazing community: thanks so much for having me and #Valkey.
Now, I just have to make my way back via Frankfurt, Montréal, and finally to Edmonton #YEG. If everything goes right I’ll have just enough time to salvage some of my Thanksgiving holiday and enjoy some 🦃.
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@linux_mclinuxface Nice! Basically like my #Screwiverse for the #HoneycombStorageWall but for a normal pegboard.
https://www.printables.com/model/470787-honeycomb-storage-wall-screwiverse
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@linux_mclinuxface You could go supportless and not give up printing orientation flexibility as much by threading the pegs in afterwards, like for my #Screwiverse Tentacle hooks:
https://www.printables.com/model/488789-hsw-screwiverse-tentacle-hooks
One more assembly step though...
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@linux_mclinuxface Isn't this just the equivalent of using a build system like #scons for parallelisation?
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For whatever reason, I'm fascinated by air disasters, so I've been paying close attention to the report on #ups2976.
The video explains it very clearly. On a MD11, engines hang on the wing by (basically) 2 bolts. The back one gave way and the engine pivoted up and off.
What I don't understand is why the engines are only mounted with two points? That... uh... feels like not enough redundancy.
I'd love to know the engineering reason why 2 was enough.
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@linux_mclinuxface Don't know that place. Got it here. #RecordCollectorsParadise
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For whatever reason, I'm fascinated by air disasters, so I've been paying close attention to the report on #ups2976.
The video explains it very clearly. On a MD11, engines hang on the wing by (basically) 2 bolts. The back one gave way and the engine pivoted up and off.
What I don't understand is why the engines are only mounted with two points? That... uh... feels like not enough redundancy.
I'd love to know the engineering reason why 2 was enough.
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For whatever reason, I'm fascinated by air disasters, so I've been paying close attention to the report on #ups2976.
The video explains it very clearly. On a MD11, engines hang on the wing by (basically) 2 bolts. The back one gave way and the engine pivoted up and off.
What I don't understand is why the engines are only mounted with two points? That... uh... feels like not enough redundancy.
I'd love to know the engineering reason why 2 was enough.
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For whatever reason, I'm fascinated by air disasters, so I've been paying close attention to the report on #ups2976.
The video explains it very clearly. On a MD11, engines hang on the wing by (basically) 2 bolts. The back one gave way and the engine pivoted up and off.
What I don't understand is why the engines are only mounted with two points? That... uh... feels like not enough redundancy.
I'd love to know the engineering reason why 2 was enough.
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For whatever reason, I'm fascinated by air disasters, so I've been paying close attention to the report on #ups2976.
The video explains it very clearly. On a MD11, engines hang on the wing by (basically) 2 bolts. The back one gave way and the engine pivoted up and off.
What I don't understand is why the engines are only mounted with two points? That... uh... feels like not enough redundancy.
I'd love to know the engineering reason why 2 was enough.
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Finally landed in #JNB traversing the earth diagonally takes a while.
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Finally landed in #JNB traversing the earth diagonally takes a while.
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Finally landed in #JNB traversing the earth diagonally takes a while.
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Finally landed in #JNB traversing the earth diagonally takes a while.
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Finally landed in #JNB traversing the earth diagonally takes a while.
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@linux_mclinuxface Nice! Basically like my #Screwiverse for the #HoneycombStorageWall but for a normal pegboard.
https://www.printables.com/model/470787-honeycomb-storage-wall-screwiverse
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@linux_mclinuxface Nice! Basically like my #Screwiverse for the #HoneycombStorageWall but for a normal pegboard.
https://www.printables.com/model/470787-honeycomb-storage-wall-screwiverse
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@linux_mclinuxface Nice! Basically like my #Screwiverse for the #HoneycombStorageWall but for a normal pegboard.
https://www.printables.com/model/470787-honeycomb-storage-wall-screwiverse
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@linux_mclinuxface Nice! Basically like my #Screwiverse for the #HoneycombStorageWall but for a normal pegboard.
https://www.printables.com/model/470787-honeycomb-storage-wall-screwiverse