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This is how our living room media rack looks, now that I rewired the old Noise Generator to make it much more interactive and blinky. Each of the toggle switches now operates one of the yellow indicator lights. (The light holes used to house dimmer-style knobs.) The switches make a very satisfying metallic CLICK when switched.
More importantly, I learned a bunch about basic wiring/electronics while doing this, so more ambitious projects are now more within reach.
My cute little headphone amplifier. Two OPA134 op-amps, a split rail mains PSU, laser engraved perspex panels in a Hammond extruded aluminium enclosure.
La hija de la SX110 no cambio mi SX por nada es la madre de las que tengo joj bueno las abuelas serian las A carrete ( Kodak ) que tengo jejeje
Another M42 added to my slowly growing collection, this time its "Tamron 80-210mm F3.8-4 Model 103A". Technically speaking it's a M42 lens but rather one using"Adaptall" mount. Apparently it was a popular lens in the mid 80s.
The projector show the MCE from the HTPC. The LCD is MCE from the Media server modulated to channel 80.
My cute little headphone amplifier. Two OPA134 op-amps, a split rail mains PSU, laser engraved perspex panels in a Hammond extruded aluminium enclosure.
Every now and again, somebody tries to get the brilliant idea that the censorship-free Internet needs to be "fixed"
It's not always about sex, mind you. Thailand wanted YouTube to be blocked because somebody was insulting the King.
But a computer doesn't know a boob from a box. And it certainly doesn't have any way to sense emotions. But people expect it to. They want to have a filter that will block all pornographic content from the Internet without blocking anything else. They want to get rid of porn without getting rid of sex educational information or fine art or any number of other things.
So, you can't see poor Ursula's belly button here. Even though there's nothing offensive about a girl's belly button. And... oops.. we missed. You *can* see a little bit of boob off to the corner.
Filtering is like that. You miss a bunch of stuff that you probably want filtered... and you filter a bunch of stuff that you don't want filtered. Any attempt to mandate filtration for everybody will not end until every man and woman on the Internet is only seen covered in a Burqua and little girls wonder what's wrong with their bodies.
(Strobist details... I used my Sunpack 144PC with a piece of black slide film taped over the front to trigger a Sunpack 383 Super on a light stand into an umbrella to the left)
photo: Bjørn Christiansen - www.bj0rn.net
Product shots for Centerteam Reklamebyrå A/S.
Samsung NX11
“LG 냉장고, 더 우아해졌다”
■ 냉장고 전면에 곡선의 부드럽고 우아한 느낌 강조, 디자인 차별화
■ 전면 강화유리 테두리 없애고 은(銀) 소재로 은은한 광택 구현 등 고급감 ↑
■ LG전자 한국영업본부장 최상규 부사장 “디자인 차별화를 통해 프리미엄 냉장고 시장을 지속 선도해 나가겠다”라고 강조
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I received this when I had my Sony TC-160 tape deck repaired at Fidelity Stereo-TV Servicenter, when you were notified by card when your unit was in the shop and ready to be picked up (and you still had an electronics repair shop in your neighborhood). The drive system was overhauled and a belt replaced.
photo 2011 taken by Doug Kline
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The Selectric typewriter printers (I had 2 of them) had pretty good output, compared to the dot-matrix printers of the time, but were slow, noisy, and tended to beat themselves to death..... The H89 was a great computer. Wish I had kept it for historical sake.
■ 모바일 메신저 통해 프리미엄 스마트 가전과 일상언어로 채팅하는 ‘홈챗’ 서비스 개시
□ 퀵 버튼/통합모드, 캐릭터/스티커 등 다양한 콘텐츠 제공
■ 냉장고/세탁기/광파오븐 등 ‘홈챗’ 지원 프리미엄 스마트 가전 출시
□ 냉장고 내 카메라 탑재해 언제 어디서나 보관식품 확인 가능
□ 스마트 세탁기, ‘홈챗’ 통해 원격 제어 및 작동 상태 확인
□ 스마트 광파오븐, NFC와 무선랜 활용해 조리조건 간편하게 설정
■ HA사업본부장 조성진 사장 “고객에게 편리함을 넘어 감동을 줄 수 있는 프리미엄 스마트 가전을 지속 선보이겠다”라고 강조
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TI AD241 21KG4 Another chip I can't find anywhere.
The chip south of center marked 4580 C318G JRC is, I believe, an op amp.
A little firefly made of paperclips, at ATtiny13 and an LED. It capacitively senses its body to determine if it is being touched, waking up every ten seconds or so on watchdog to do this.
If it's being touched, it'l start pulsing its LED gently, flashing a random number of times for a random duration each time before going back into a deep sleep.
This photo shows the James Webb Space Telescope's "IEC" all wrapped up in a thermal blanket, and looking like a holiday package at a cleanroom in NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
The Integrated Science Instrument Module (ISIM) Electronics Compartment or "IEC" houses all of the electronics responsible for control, data handling, and telemetry for the Webb telescope's scientific instruments.
The ISIM is one-of-a-kind living framework that provides electrical power, computing resources, cooling capability as well as extreme structural stability to the Webb telescope. It is a state-of-the-art bonded graphite-epoxy composite attached to the backside of Webb’s telescope structure.
The ISIM will contain the four science instruments that will record images and spectra of astronomical objects whose light will be collected by the giant optics of Webb’s telescope element.
The electronics boxes that control each instrument will be mounted in the gift-wrapped IEC and protected from the harsh conditions of space during the mission.
Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn