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When does #Iceberg beat #Parquet+projection on #AWSGlue, and when doesn't ?
An end-to-end #ETL PoC on #AWS to find out: producer, #Kinesis, two #Firehose paths, two #Glue jobs, #Athena.
🔮 Spoiler: how the data is read is the key to the choice.
In the article: every choice with its why, plus a few gems from some Glue experience 😄
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When does #Iceberg beat #Parquet+projection on #AWSGlue, and when doesn't ?
An end-to-end #ETL PoC on #AWS to find out: producer, #Kinesis, two #Firehose paths, two #Glue jobs, #Athena.
🔮 Spoiler: how the data is read is the key to the choice.
In the article: every choice with its why, plus a few gems from some Glue experience 😄
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#Día23 | Series de Tiempo – Seasons (Temporadas) | #30DayChartChallenge | Malcolm in the Middle. Creada usando #Rstats con #ggplot2, #dplyr, #ggtext, #showtext, #patchwork, #scales y #glue.
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#Día23 | Series de Tiempo – Seasons (Temporadas) | #30DayChartChallenge | Malcolm in the Middle. Creada usando #Rstats con #ggplot2, #dplyr, #ggtext, #showtext, #patchwork, #scales y #glue.
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#Día23 | Series de Tiempo – Seasons (Temporadas) | #30DayChartChallenge | Malcolm in the Middle. Creada usando #Rstats con #ggplot2, #dplyr, #ggtext, #showtext, #patchwork, #scales y #glue.
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Just finished disassembling a late-Intel-era Macbook Pro to remove the spicy pillows from it, and I gotta say, I am not impressed with Apple's hardware engineering on it.
I'm not talking about them gluing the cells of the battery to the case - that's been discussed to death, and was unnecessary. I'm talking about some other rather bad choices made during design.
Specifically: fasteners. In general, you want the fewest different types of threaded fasteners possible in your design. Fewer parts to keep in stock, fewer possible mistakes when assembling and disassembling units, etc. And Apple utterly failed this design rule.
It's like each separate part in this machine is held in with 3 different fasteners. Sometimes that's unavoidable in a design; you're using machine screw #1 for most things, but there's one that has to go into this particular place where it can't be as deep/long or there isn't room for the same head or something. But in this case, most of the fasteners are different for no very good reason. There's room for them to have used a common screw for many of the cases where they just ... didn't.
Paying the Apple tax for this kind of janky design (and user-hostile repairability) is just insulting.
"Designed badly in California, manufactured in China".
#Apple #AppleTax #Macbook #MacbookPro #glue #SpicyPillow #design #BadDesign #hardware #janky #UserHostile #CaptiveMarket #AppleMac
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Just finished disassembling a late-Intel-era Macbook Pro to remove the spicy pillows from it, and I gotta say, I am not impressed with Apple's hardware engineering on it.
I'm not talking about them gluing the cells of the battery to the case - that's been discussed to death, and was unnecessary. I'm talking about some other rather bad choices made during design.
Specifically: fasteners. In general, you want the fewest different types of threaded fasteners possible in your design. Fewer parts to keep in stock, fewer possible mistakes when assembling and disassembling units, etc. And Apple utterly failed this design rule.
It's like each separate part in this machine is held in with 3 different fasteners. Sometimes that's unavoidable in a design; you're using machine screw #1 for most things, but there's one that has to go into this particular place where it can't be as deep/long or there isn't room for the same head or something. But in this case, most of the fasteners are different for no very good reason. There's room for them to have used a common screw for many of the cases where they just ... didn't.
Paying the Apple tax for this kind of janky design (and user-hostile repairability) is just insulting.
"Designed badly in California, manufactured in China".
#Apple #AppleTax #Macbook #MacbookPro #glue #SpicyPillow #design #BadDesign #hardware #janky #UserHostile #CaptiveMarket #AppleMac
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Just finished disassembling a late-Intel-era Macbook Pro to remove the spicy pillows from it, and I gotta say, I am not impressed with Apple's hardware engineering on it.
I'm not talking about them gluing the cells of the battery to the case - that's been discussed to death, and was unnecessary. I'm talking about some other rather bad choices made during design.
Specifically: fasteners. In general, you want the fewest different types of threaded fasteners possible in your design. Fewer parts to keep in stock, fewer possible mistakes when assembling and disassembling units, etc. And Apple utterly failed this design rule.
It's like each separate part in this machine is held in with 3 different fasteners. Sometimes that's unavoidable in a design; you're using machine screw #1 for most things, but there's one that has to go into this particular place where it can't be as deep/long or there isn't room for the same head or something. But in this case, most of the fasteners are different for no very good reason. There's room for them to have used a common screw for many of the cases where they just ... didn't.
Paying the Apple tax for this kind of janky design (and user-hostile repairability) is just insulting.
"Designed badly in California, manufactured in China".
#Apple #AppleTax #Macbook #MacbookPro #glue #SpicyPillow #design #BadDesign #hardware #janky #UserHostile #CaptiveMarket #AppleMac
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Just finished disassembling a late-Intel-era Macbook Pro to remove the spicy pillows from it, and I gotta say, I am not impressed with Apple's hardware engineering on it.
I'm not talking about them gluing the cells of the battery to the case - that's been discussed to death, and was unnecessary. I'm talking about some other rather bad choices made during design.
Specifically: fasteners. In general, you want the fewest different types of threaded fasteners possible in your design. Fewer parts to keep in stock, fewer possible mistakes when assembling and disassembling units, etc. And Apple utterly failed this design rule.
It's like each separate part in this machine is held in with 3 different fasteners. Sometimes that's unavoidable in a design; you're using machine screw #1 for most things, but there's one that has to go into this particular place where it can't be as deep/long or there isn't room for the same head or something. But in this case, most of the fasteners are different for no very good reason. There's room for them to have used a common screw for many of the cases where they just ... didn't.
Paying the Apple tax for this kind of janky design (and user-hostile repairability) is just insulting.
"Designed badly in California, manufactured in China".
#Apple #AppleTax #Macbook #MacbookPro #glue #SpicyPillow #design #BadDesign #hardware #janky #UserHostile #CaptiveMarket #AppleMac
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Just finished disassembling a late-Intel-era Macbook Pro to remove the spicy pillows from it, and I gotta say, I am not impressed with Apple's hardware engineering on it.
I'm not talking about them gluing the cells of the battery to the case - that's been discussed to death, and was unnecessary. I'm talking about some other rather bad choices made during design.
Specifically: fasteners. In general, you want the fewest different types of threaded fasteners possible in your design. Fewer parts to keep in stock, fewer possible mistakes when assembling and disassembling units, etc. And Apple utterly failed this design rule.
It's like each separate part in this machine is held in with 3 different fasteners. Sometimes that's unavoidable in a design; you're using machine screw #1 for most things, but there's one that has to go into this particular place where it can't be as deep/long or there isn't room for the same head or something. But in this case, most of the fasteners are different for no very good reason. There's room for them to have used a common screw for many of the cases where they just ... didn't.
Paying the Apple tax for this kind of janky design (and user-hostile repairability) is just insulting.
"Designed badly in California, manufactured in China".
#Apple #AppleTax #Macbook #MacbookPro #glue #SpicyPillow #design #BadDesign #hardware #janky #UserHostile #CaptiveMarket #AppleMac
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So first up we pull out the #16716a turn it upside down and indeed see the protective covers, the foam and ahesive. This needs to go as the glue turns corrosive damaging the traces.
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/393708/ Neanderthals may have used a prehistoric glue as a topical antibiotic #AnalyticalChemistry #Antibiotic #Art\u0026amp;Artifacts #BirchTar #Éire #glue #IE #Ireland #Neanderthal #Science
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“takesada matsutani: glue” (lisa rovner for ‘ursula magazine’)
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSobbOjEIio&w=625&h=352]
In a new feature exploring the physical matter of art-making, Ursula magazine invited filmmaker Lisa Rovner into the Paris studio of artist Takesada Matsutani to respond to a single material used by the artist.
Born in Osaka just before the Second World War, Matsutani was a key member of the ‘second generation’ of the influential post war Japanese art collective, the Gutai Art Association. This innovative group was focused on the merging human and materials properties to concretely comprehend abstract space. During this time and in the years since, Matsutani has developed a unique visual language of form and materials.
Inspired by the plastic quality of vinyl glue, the artist began working with this material in 1961—when it first became widely available in Japan—and has gone on to master it, transforming this commonplace substance into something magical that straddles the line between painting and sculpture. By applying the glue to canvas, letting it partially dry to form a skin and then manipulating it with air blown through a straw, hairdryers or fans, Matsutani brings the material to life—a principle central to Gutai. In some works, he leaves swollen convex shapes, while in others allows the glue to rupture and wrinkle, exploring the wide range of possible forms and tactile qualities of the substance. ‘The idea was something three dimensional, on the canvas,’ the artist explains. ‘An organic kind of shape.’
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Takesada Matsutani’s exhibition of new works, ‘Combine’ was on view at Hauser & Wirth New York, 22nd Street, 3 February – 2 April 2022.
Lisa Rovner is a French American filmmaker based in London. Rovner has collaborated with some of the most internationally respected artists and brands including Pierre Huyghe, Liam Gillick, Sebastien Tellier, Maison Martin Margiela and Acne. Her first feature documentary ‘SISTERS WITH TRANSISTORS’ (2020) follows the story of electronic music’s female pioneers, composers who embraced machines and their liberating technologies to transform how we produce and listen to music today.
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Hauser & Wirth is an international contemporary and modern art gallery with spaces in Zurich, London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Gstaad, St. Moritz, Monaco and Menorca.
#art #arte #documentary #Glue #GutaiArtAssociation #HauserWirth #LisaRovner #TakesadaMatsutani #UrsulaMagazine #vinyl -
“takesada matsutani: glue” (lisa rovner for ‘ursula magazine’)
In a new feature exploring the physical matter of art-making, Ursula magazine invited filmmaker Lisa Rovner into the Paris studio of artist Takesada Matsutani to respond to a single material used by the artist.
Born in Osaka just before the Second World War, Matsutani was a key member of the ‘second generation’ of the influential post war Japanese art collective, the Gutai Art Association. This innovative group was focused on the merging human and materials properties to concretely comprehend abstract space. During this time and in the years since, Matsutani has developed a unique visual language of form and materials.
Inspired by the plastic quality of vinyl glue, the artist began working with this material in 1961—when it first became widely available in Japan—and has gone on to master it, transforming this commonplace substance into something magical that straddles the line between painting and sculpture. By applying the glue to canvas, letting it partially dry to form a skin and then manipulating it with air blown through a straw, hairdryers or fans, Matsutani brings the material to life—a principle central to Gutai. In some works, he leaves swollen convex shapes, while in others allows the glue to rupture and wrinkle, exploring the wide range of possible forms and tactile qualities of the substance. ‘The idea was something three dimensional, on the canvas,’ the artist explains. ‘An organic kind of shape.’
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Takesada Matsutani’s exhibition of new works, ‘Combine’ was on view at Hauser & Wirth New York, 22nd Street, 3 February – 2 April 2022.
Lisa Rovner is a French American filmmaker based in London. Rovner has collaborated with some of the most internationally respected artists and brands including Pierre Huyghe, Liam Gillick, Sebastien Tellier, Maison Martin Margiela and Acne. Her first feature documentary ‘SISTERS WITH TRANSISTORS’ (2020) follows the story of electronic music’s female pioneers, composers who embraced machines and their liberating technologies to transform how we produce and listen to music today.
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Hauser & Wirth is an international contemporary and modern art gallery with spaces in Zurich, London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Gstaad, St. Moritz, Monaco and Menorca.
#art #arte #documentary #Glue #GutaiArtAssociation #HauserWirth #LisaRovner #TakesadaMatsutani #UrsulaMagazine #vinyl -
🧽 Retirer les traces de Super Glue
Je tente différentes astuces-du-net pour retirer les fameuses traces blanches que laissent les colles cyanoacrylate de type "Super Glue" !
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🧽 Retirer les traces de Super Glue
Je tente différentes astuces-du-net pour retirer les fameuses traces blanches que laissent les colles cyanoacrylate de type "Super Glue" !
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🧽 Retirer les traces de Super Glue
Je tente différentes astuces-du-net pour retirer les fameuses traces blanches que laissent les colles cyanoacrylate de type "Super Glue" !
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🧽 Retirer les traces de Super Glue
Je tente différentes astuces-du-net pour retirer les fameuses traces blanches que laissent les colles cyanoacrylate de type "Super Glue" !
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🧽 Retirer les traces de Super Glue
Je tente différentes astuces-du-net pour retirer les fameuses traces blanches que laissent les colles cyanoacrylate de type "Super Glue" !
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On the Nature of #Computation : Medium
Scientists Made #Glue So Strong, It Can Tow An Entire #Car : Pop Mech
Most #Resolutions #Collapse by #February. Here’s the system high #Performers use instead : Misc
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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meanwhile, I've just used another bit of the flour that has been around the house for, I don't know? three years? after suffering a bit of delivery mishap that made it not really something I'd trust for eating.
It looked like flour, it didn't smell bad, currently the forbidden budino smells like lavender oil
nobody will ever know how it tastes (hopefully not even the bugs)
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PastMe! was VERY CLEVER and decided that under *no circumstances* should PresentMe! use Super-glue without first putting on Nitrile gloves and wouldn't ya know it, PresentMe! is now scraping bit of glued gloves off of the table which is better than the ungloved alternative.
Well done PastMe!
😁👌🏾👍🏾
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Crafters!
What's the best NON TOXIC ( so no fumes ) glue to fix Fabric to clay ?
Thanks in advance.
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Finally finished "Morpher of Mah'kra" mixed media (#oilpaint, #acrylicart, #ink #glue #impasto, etc.) and assemblage on 36" x 48" canvas #art #surrealism
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Finally finished "Morpher of Mah'kra" mixed media (#oilpaint, #acrylicart, #ink #glue #impasto, etc.) and assemblage on 36" x 48" canvas #art #surrealism
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Currently deciding if I want to carefully glue something in place from the outside of an enclosure or just squirt a whole stick of hot glue on the inside of an enclosure.
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There is an adage in woodworking that there are never enough clamps. I have never encountered a more accurate statement. #woodworking #making #glue #clamps
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There is an adage in woodworking that there are never enough clamps. I have never encountered a more accurate statement. #woodworking #making #glue #clamps
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There is an adage in woodworking that there are never enough clamps. I have never encountered a more accurate statement. #woodworking #making #glue #clamps
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There is an adage in woodworking that there are never enough clamps. I have never encountered a more accurate statement. #woodworking #making #glue #clamps
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There is an adage in woodworking that there are never enough clamps. I have never encountered a more accurate statement. #woodworking #making #glue #clamps
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #LEDfilament #LEDHacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #LEDfilament #LEDHacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #LEDfilament #LEDHacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments - [Boylei] shows that those little LED filament strips make great freeze-frame blast... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #ledfilament #ledhacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments - [Boylei] shows that those little LED filament strips make great freeze-frame blast... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #ledfilament #ledhacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments - [Boylei] shows that those little LED filament strips make great freeze-frame blast... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #ledfilament #ledhacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments - [Boylei] shows that those little LED filament strips make great freeze-frame blast... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #ledfilament #ledhacks #diorama #glue #led
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A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments - [Boylei] shows that those little LED filament strips make great freeze-frame blast... - https://hackaday.com/2025/05/29/a-simple-tip-for-gluing-those-led-filaments/ #shrinktubing #ledfilament #ledhacks #diorama #glue #led
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Even more things learned while learning how to make a BJD that are actually not BJD related -
11 - There are many (many) different forms of adhesive and they all bond (or not) to a variety of plastics in a dazzling array of ways.
12 - Some of these adhesive reactions can offset toxic gasses ! *
13- Apoxie is a polymer form of plastic (?)
14 - You can model decent mini spine bones with clay[* No I did not do this I watched a safety video!]
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Keys are often the glue—filling space, shaping tone, adapting instantly, adding pads, strings... it’s a quiet role, but without it, the sound feels hollow. sometimes unseen, always essential. https://CoreZeroStudio.com
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TIL: Don't use Araldite to repair skates. It's not flexible enough and makes the problem worse when it breaks. Sigh. ☹️
Can anyone recommend better glue that can take the compression and strain?
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TIL: Don't use Araldite to repair skates. It's not flexible enough and makes the problem worse when it breaks. Sigh. ☹️
Can anyone recommend better glue that can take the compression and strain?
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TIL: Don't use Araldite to repair skates. It's not flexible enough and makes the problem worse when it breaks. Sigh. ☹️
Can anyone recommend better glue that can take the compression and strain?
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TIL: Don't use Araldite to repair skates. It's not flexible enough and makes the problem worse when it breaks. Sigh. ☹️
Can anyone recommend better glue that can take the compression and strain?
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TIL: Don't use Araldite to repair skates. It's not flexible enough and makes the problem worse when it breaks. Sigh. ☹️
Can anyone recommend better glue that can take the compression and strain?
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Day 24 | Timeseries – Data Day – WHO | #30DayChartChallenge. Visualization made with R using #ggplot2, #dplyr, #showtext, #patchwork, #ggrepel, #glue, #ggtext, #sf and #rnaturalearth. | Source: WHO.
