Yeah.
I fear that my original comment might be misconstrued so I just want to make it (probably annoyingly) explicit:
- original comment: lawsuit is fake
- reply1: no it's real there's a case number
- reply2: oh well then it must be true
- my reply: well akshually the existence of the lawsuit is pretty clearly not fake (response to original and reply1) but yeah you're right it hasn't been tried and we don't have all the evidence to show that its contents were true or not
FWIW I fully believe Trump did this and worse, but that's just me
The lawsuit itself appears to be real, not fake.
The allegations may not be true.
It's subtle, but there's a difference
I assume MFBR was supposed to be MFBC, and you can see their summary of why they assessed the Guardian that way Here
We've probably already seen the major stuff from the house committees investigation. If this does anything, it will only make it a little more fresh
They should duke it out with the guy from Your other post
Regarding flight: where to? Of similar "democracies" Europe and Canada have similarly troubling trends. Scandinavia? Australia? SE Asia? Are they any better, really?
Link was paywalled for me and I could not make sense of the posted excerpt.
Tldr the measure bundles citizenship language (change from "all" citizens to "only" citizens can vote) and a RCV ban - among other things - into one constitutional amendment.
Mocha Joe! I fucking knew it! Cold coffee and cakey scones!
Seems to me like a white label system. Like all the bullshit copypasta Amazon brands, or home appliances like dehumidifiers.
Kids need to use their bootstraps. I grew up on welfare, nobody gave me any handouts.
(Yes that was a real comment from a dumb fuck relative on Facebook)
I'm not interested in snark so I'll just suggest that the US budget deficit offers a reasonable example of a deficit-financed government. "In Perpetuity" is a little hard to pin down but 20 years of deficits with no end in sight seems close enough to me.
The Multiplier Effect is often referenced with deficit spending, but there's no requirement I'm aware of that it ONLY requires to deficit spending.
I never said anything like that
Government spending does not require taxation if deficits are an option. In that sense, spending is decoupled from taxing and the multiplier effect is not dependent on tax revenues, so I'm not sure that addresses OPs statements.
I love a nice thick spline shaft in my tight bore
I haven't seen it in person, but one of my kids lunch options is a "turkey and cheese bento box" that sounds suspiciously like a lunch able. My state has universal free lunch (and breakfast! Which is equally as vapid, nutritionally)
Just because I was curious: I counted 23 R, 22 D, 1 I. That might be off by one or two but I was surprised (well maybe not really) how evenly split it was
I have an MK4+MMU that I bought partially with the intent of building PLA-supported PETG and TPU parts. I haven't dug in too far yet but in the few prints I've done the PLA has severely degraded interlayer adhesion. Presumably this can be addressed by purging (much) more on changes from PLA, but if I had known this before I bought, I would have seriously considered a multi-head printer.
I'm not seeing "cash for clunkers" types of arguments here - I've always seen EV adoption as more about market share of new cars rather than share of the entire fleet.
Of course the former leads to the latter, eventually.
Why did my PLA crumble after 6 weeks idle in my printer?
I left a spool of eSun PLA+ beige in my Prusa MK4 with Prusa enclosure, which has sat idle since my last print about 6 weeks ago. The enclosure has a PTFE filament feed tube that runs the filament from the spool to the extruder.
Today I went to change the filament, and it broke apart in several pieces, right at the ends of the ptfe filament feed tube. The filament on the spool itself - within an inch of where it simply separated from the broken bits - I can fold over 180° tight without breaking it. Even the several ~1" lengths of broken bits are similarly ductile.
Ambient humidity is something like 15% (per my filament dryer) to 30% (per my dehumidifier, which is idle because it's winter).
Any idea why this happened? I'm curious about maybe interactions with the PETG parts that the broken pieces were close to (that's the only thing I can come up with, anyway).
Benchtop current sense amplifier?
Anyone have a recommendation for a benchtop current sense amplifier?
Sure, there are current sense breakout boards and whatnot. But what I'd like is a convenient device that I can use to instrument a circuit and then monitor its current with my oscilloscope or logic analyzer (Saleae with analog input) along with other signals in the circuit.
Ideal features might be:
- Banana jack inputs and outputs
- Selectable range / sensitivity / sense resistor
- Isolated measurement, so I can measure high-side or low-side currents without worrying too much about the common connection on my scope
- Selectable or automatic power source selection, between circuit-powered and externally-powered
I haven't seen anything like this in a few targeted searches, and just wondering if someone has any suggestions I might have missed.