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Turns out this ship was made by Hyundai Heavy Industries and this hasn't been the first time it crashed into something.
On 11 July 2016, Dali collided with the berth at the container terminal in the Port of Antwerp, Belgium, causing significant damage to the vessel's stern and transom.[14] The berth was also damaged and closed for cargo handling operations. There were no injuries or water pollution reported.[15] At the time of the incident the ship was owned by Oceanbulk Maritime (a Greek company) and chartered by Maersk.[15]
I guess Hyundai has some explaining to do in case this was a mechanical or electrical failure.
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1 minute ago, Senzelian said:
Turns out this ship was made by Hyundai Heavy Industries and this hasn't been the first time it crashed into something.
On 11 July 2016, Dali collided with the berth at the container terminal in the Port of Antwerp, Belgium, causing significant damage to the vessel's stern and transom.[14] The berth was also damaged and closed for cargo handling operations. There were no injuries or water pollution reported.[15] At the time of the incident the ship was owned by Oceanbulk Maritime (a Greek company) and chartered by Maersk.[15]
I guess Hyundai has some explaining to do in case this was a mechanical or electrical failure.
I more think the comapny running it needs to explain why it was put back into service and what checks were missed during inspection
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I'm going to be designing and building a high efficency DC backup system for my servers and whatnot. Is this something yall would be interested in seeing? Every device would be running from 12V DC instead of 120V AC, and as a result the efficiency when running on batteries will be way higher. I've got a 96% efficient DC-DC for running the machines on battery, and on mains power it'll run from a single 94% efficient mains power supply instead of having a bunch of different switching power supplies running each device.
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As an embedded electronics masters student, 60mA standby current is an offensive amount
I'd be a bit worried about cable lengths and loops because if you end up with a significant inductive component you will get voltage overshoot when switching to battery. Probably nothing to obsess over though, would just be a shame if at the first power outage your severs explode
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9 hours ago, Bananasplit_00 said:
As an embedded electronics masters student, 60mA standby current is an offensive amount
as someone who does both.. it's often difficult to adjust back and forth
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@manikyath @Bananasplit_00 Here's the selection of parts and case I'll be using:
Given both the 12V bus and backup 12v bus will both be energized when the mosfets connect the two together, I'm hoping there will be little to no current surges. I'll be sure to measure everything on my scope with a dummy load and whatnot before it powers the actual machines
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Am I the only one that wants to dive head-first into the middle?
- soldier_ph and da na
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1 hour ago, Senzelian said:
Am I the only one that wants to dive head-first into the middle?
no
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If yall haven't heard, there's an emulator for the virtual boy on the 3DS called Red Viper. It has working 3D and lets you change what colour it displays in. I like amber.
Would absolutely suggest trying it. The virtual boy's "screen" is a near identical resolution to the 3DS, so there's no gross scaling artifacts.
As far as I can tell, they've made the depth slider adjust the depth offset rather than the depth intensity, since the virtual boy wasn't designed with a depth intensity slider.
Give it a try!
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Alright... What in the fresh hell
I thought I had seen everything with these famiclones and the weird stuff they come with for games, but one where mario's... not wearing clothes is a new one
I have censored it because although the NES's graphics aren't exactly what springs to mind when it comes to creating adult content, I'd rather not chance it lmao
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Fixing a dead OSSC from ebay. Thermal cameras are so nice to have.
This chip has something wrong internally, causing it to overload the regulator powering it. Substituting my own gruntier 3.3v line made the unit actually work, albeit drawing grossly more power than intended. You can see the bond wire carrying the excessice current in the faulty chip!
Albeit at a considerably higher current than normal, it actually does output video now:
Just need to wait for my replacement chip to come in from China. Almost certain the unit will be back up and running normally after that.
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Climate change, yay.
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Lucky...
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We casually went from mid-30s to mid/high 60s between yesterday and today.
- da na, Eigenvektor and soldier_ph
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I use Edge as my browser on android.
It has adblock built in, lets me set desktop view as the default for *all* websites, it has tabs on large displays instead of that button that opens a list of pages open, and most surprisingly, the share button integrates a URL tracking information cleaner.
I've not found another one that manages to do this.
What browser do you all use on mobile and why?
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9 minutes ago, Average Nerd said:
Switched from Chrome to Firefox because Chrome doesn't let you add extensions on mobile (I need my adblocker).
(But I can't uninstall Chrome, thanks Samsung.)
you can disable it.
*edit. go to settings> apps > chrome ... select disable at the bottom. see my screen shot. I have a note20.
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