RedOwen1177

Those people are the worst.

R2 actually does have a connection, it's just that my Gerber renderer flips the backside. And with the fuse, would I use like a 10 amp relay and put a fuse after it? What about this one? http://www.amazon.com/JBtek®-Channel-Female-Female-Arduino-Raspberry/dp/B00R77PN1A/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1447850334&sr=8-2&keywords=8-channel+5v+relay+boars

I am making a board for switching on and off Christmas lights. Images below. Please give me tips and advice! Name blotted out image relayTop.png, to preserve privacy. The autorouter may have been a bit dumb, I can re-route myself. Thanks, RedOwen1177 Edit: Are there really only 2 EEs on this forum?

It's awesome. I'm gonna colorize it and then use it!

@iamdarkyoshi here u go

Here you go, person above me!

Our teacher the other day was trying to AirPlay music, and it kept cutting out. So when someone walked in-front of her phone, she told them that they were breaking the beam.

My drawing skills. Made my own profile pic, if you can't tell

i7 something-or-other, Quadro 600s, 8gb of ram, although with deepfreeze so I can't change anything. These ar our lab computers. Task manager isn't enabled.

I say DeLorean because it's an imperfect time machine. It runs on gas, is the normal size for a coupé, and only travels in time and not space. What do you think?

I think they look cool! I really want a few. All I have are fans stolen from old PSUs.

What GPU is it? If you have good airflow, you should be good, though

Yeah, I can feel you a little bit. I'm the more hardware-knowledgeable one of my friends, so sometime they don't get all the hardware things.

This thing is called the "hard drive". It's like a filing cabnet, but for your computer. The more gigabytes you get, the more files you can file away.

It is in a sealed, basement room with no windows. I wish I could open a window, but i cant. Im thinking about going to Wally world and picking up a box fan.

I have an interesting problem. I'm hosting a LAN party and the room I am hosting it in is in the basement of my house and has little to no ventilation. It gets really hot during LANs, about 20° in freedom units, 6°C above the rest of the basement. Should I just buy a box fan to suck air out of the room?

Im not actually building this. Its just theoretical.

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Yeah, sorry. Just out of curiosity, how much does an OC affect ppd? I haven't OC'd anything and I might get into it with this.

Hello LTT humans! I have a 280x and am wondering what kind of return I would be getting. Thanks!

V_Pc_Reinstall3, because it's exactly what has happened in it's past.

I have autocorrect turned off for some reason...

I know I am!

The email address is AppleStore.iCloud@sahivalue.com, so I'd say no.