7530 pts · February 13, 2013
This is my public profile. I wrote something about myself. Feel free to check out albums too, http://compgeke.imgur.com .
Bay Bridge heading into San Francisco
Nope, if ya search my name on google you’ll find me
Nope, no hotels at all.
That's the thing - it *was* taken to the lost and found. Someone else gave it to me after they were gonna throw it out after 4 months.
Pins 1 + 6 + 8 need shorted on the serial side but I started with a Cisco console cable. Had to short on MMJ side.
Oh shoot this wasn't meant to be posted public. It's shorting lines together to make a DEC MMJ -> RS232 cable.
Plus I now realize I screwed up some of the positioning on the 1-5. If I can dig up the illustrator file, I'll fix it.
Hey at least someone appreciates it, even if it's 3 years later.
Not fair, that car is 95% rust.
Wow, it's been a while. mlem I suppose.
Nissan Juke.
More pics: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Chevrolet-Corvette-SportWagon-/262170761270
All fun and games until the baby has an accident.
Nice cat yo
One of my cats does that as well. Also find it weird, but you do get a nice clean and exfoliated arm at the end.
As a cat, no. I demand
I'd almost kill for a search feature on uploaded images.
itself gets warm. The cord's a bit thin for the job and the same would happen here if you tried to run more than a laptop\lamp\phone.
can't move a whole lot of power before heating up and burning up. If you've ever used a cheap deep fryer or kettle you might notice the cord
chargers, which is fine on low(er) voltage but you don't want ripped cabling for 120-240VAC exposed for someone to touch. The thin wire also
Small wires (that'd fit in an outlet spot) are almost always quite thin with thin insulation that'd rip like you see on phone and laptop
don't wrap up in a very small loop. That's to prevent them from breaking so fast and to make sure they can handle a large power draw.
You really don't want a bunch of narrow windings in the cord, nor would it be durable. Notice how most extension cords are quite thick and
You'd be a complete idiot to use the flash ones for a generator though, they're so thin they'd just make a fusable link under any load.
Perfect for ghetto generator connecting or used for triggering some photography flashes. Got a few male to male designed to link flashes
That's exactly it. If I need good sound I have proper speakers but sometimes I just want more than tin cans.
The extendable strips and built-in extension cords especially so. Nothing like electric shock from exposed ends or a choke in every outlet.
There are similar products, but the power output on (anything affordable) isn't really enough to be useful.
Also, you know, adjust to match your speakers rather than a generic catch-all. My laptop just needs low end adjustment, like so
Bay Bridge heading into San Francisco
Nope, if ya search my name on google you’ll find me
Nope, no hotels at all.
That's the thing - it *was* taken to the lost and found. Someone else gave it to me after they were gonna throw it out after 4 months.
Pins 1 + 6 + 8 need shorted on the serial side but I started with a Cisco console cable. Had to short on MMJ side.
Oh shoot this wasn't meant to be posted public. It's shorting lines together to make a DEC MMJ -> RS232 cable.
Plus I now realize I screwed up some of the positioning on the 1-5. If I can dig up the illustrator file, I'll fix it.
Hey at least someone appreciates it, even if it's 3 years later.
Not fair, that car is 95% rust.
Wow, it's been a while. mlem I suppose.
Nissan Juke.
More pics: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Chevrolet-Corvette-SportWagon-/262170761270
All fun and games until the baby has an accident.
Nice cat yo
One of my cats does that as well. Also find it weird, but you do get a nice clean and exfoliated arm at the end.
As a cat, no. I demand
I'd almost kill for a search feature on uploaded images.
itself gets warm. The cord's a bit thin for the job and the same would happen here if you tried to run more than a laptop\lamp\phone.
can't move a whole lot of power before heating up and burning up. If you've ever used a cheap deep fryer or kettle you might notice the cord
chargers, which is fine on low(er) voltage but you don't want ripped cabling for 120-240VAC exposed for someone to touch. The thin wire also
Small wires (that'd fit in an outlet spot) are almost always quite thin with thin insulation that'd rip like you see on phone and laptop
don't wrap up in a very small loop. That's to prevent them from breaking so fast and to make sure they can handle a large power draw.
You really don't want a bunch of narrow windings in the cord, nor would it be durable. Notice how most extension cords are quite thick and
You'd be a complete idiot to use the flash ones for a generator though, they're so thin they'd just make a fusable link under any load.
Perfect for ghetto generator connecting or used for triggering some photography flashes. Got a few male to male designed to link flashes
That's exactly it. If I need good sound I have proper speakers but sometimes I just want more than tin cans.
The extendable strips and built-in extension cords especially so. Nothing like electric shock from exposed ends or a choke in every outlet.
There are similar products, but the power output on (anything affordable) isn't really enough to be useful.
Also, you know, adjust to match your speakers rather than a generic catch-all. My laptop just needs low end adjustment, like so