marten.aap2.0

3 hours ago, Kierax said:

Banned for not arriving at Area 51 with a blow up Linus doll and humping it on live tv.

Banned for something... probably... I guess... idk for what, but you're banned now...

put it in an MRI scanner to brick the hdd and then fry the rest by running 300 kV through it

1 minute ago, Densetsu said:

 

It's the same page, you just need to pick it from options. lol

thats too easy, my mind can't handle easy and logical solutions.

( * inserting facedesk * )

31 minutes ago, Densetsu said:

Yeah, it's not just for show either. I was able to push it pretty far. Here you go.

thanks!

one google search later, I found the version for the pi 2B, which I have. if people want it for the 2(B), here you go.

On 8/27/2018 at 4:57 PM, Densetsu said:

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Raspberry Pi 3 B+ w/ 128GB SDXC & Asus Tinkerboard w/ 16GB eMMC soldered.

that is one good looking heatsink, can I get a link please?

Person A should donate it to Person B who only has an electronic potato and no computer.

I volunteer to become Person B

1 minute ago, Pixel5 said:

what you have in there is most likely oil and not fuel because the fuel used for these cars would never dry up and leave a residue it would just evaporate off completely.

oh, well, in that case I change my question to "how on earth do I get that oil out of there"

The fuel kinda worked but it's slow, the fuel was transparent but after bathing the engine in there for 1.5 days it turned yellow and it has a lot of gunk floating around in it.

I'm now testing break cleaner, let's  hope that removes it quicker.

9 hours ago, Hackentosher said:

Try brake clean or alcohol. They are good at dissolving oils, grease and gunk. 

I took the engine out of the fuel and sprayed it with brake cleaner, I'll wait an hour and see if it worked.

Thanks for all the ideas!

48 minutes ago, r4tch3t said:

Soak it in isopropyl alcohol. Then wash it with hot water and soap.

Soaking it in fuel should also work. 

I tried bathing it in fuel last night, it has been in there for over 12hours. it kinda worked, a lot of the dry fuel dissolved, but not all.

Shall I put it back in the fuel for another 12hours or shall I try isopropyl alcohol?

2 hours ago, James Evens said:

Doesn't rc cars use methanol, nitromethan and normal gas?

Pipe cleaner (mechanical cleaning) and ATA paired with ice  (if it does not damage anything) as a first step and after this try organic solvents. Water won't do it. Things like hexan might work.

someone gave me the advice to just bathe it in the fuel overnight, it has been in there for a few hours now. if that doesn't work, I'll try your methods. I'll keep you updated!

I'm working on an on RC car which runs on liquid fuel, but I ran into a problem: the fuel that was left in the engine block dried up completely.

Does anyone know how to get the fuel out of the engine? (without breaking it) Is there some liquid I can use to dissolve the fuel?

big think: the engine

small round thing: should go on top of engine

2 things on the left: heatsinks

its not only the volume that matters, the outside surface is the most important, for example a perfect cube would be the worst since its surface:volume ratio is the smallest, if you have a thin and long basin, it might work since that surface:volume ratio is a lot bigger.

I only have a 120GB ssd in my laptop, I'm always removing files or programs to make enough space to use it, if you go for an ssd, go for at least 250GB.

I have a dell latitude 3160. its good enough for normal school/work usage.

specs:

quadcore pentium @ 1.6GHz

4GB ram

120GB SSD

I'm not sure if you can still buy it, but if not, other dell latitudes should do fine too.

some 9v batteries: they were just laying on a shelf and somehow one of them randomly exploded while I was just working in my room. that scared the shit out of me.

1: fill it with bubblewrap or something like that to support the gpu or take the gpu out of the computer

2: put the whole build in the original box the case came in with the foam to support it.

Does java editor 15.22 have some kind of config where you can change the default syntax for the uml class editor. in the uml editor you can give a class attributes and automatically create set and get functions, but I don't really like the syntax of the set functions, the get functions are exactly the same as I would do but the set function are not.

What I want:

public void set_name(String new_name) {
  this._name = new_name;
}

What I get:

public void set_name(String _nameNew) {
  _name = _nameNew;
}

Is it possible to tell the editor to generate the functions different?

18 hours ago, Redturtle098 said:

However, it shows the greatest purchase of each day, instead of the sum.

I tried to remake your table with graph, it doesn't show the greatest, it shows both, but on top of each other both starting from 0 where one goes to 25 and one to 5.50.

I haven't found a way to show the sum yet, I'll try some more methods and tell you when I find something useful.

I have a working single core pentium III, 1GB RAM, GPU with 512MB VRAM, 200GB + 250GB hdd build running winXP

1 minute ago, rayalh said:

I don't think you get what I mean. My games don't have issues with frametimes and dont stutter or hitch, its just that they look at they're playing at a lower framerate.

oh, ok. I won't be able to help you any further in that case..

this Techquickie might be able to help you:

you should check out the YT channel Diversity, it has a lot of music from almost unknown artists in a lot of different genres.

one of the songs they uploaded:

actually, a lot of freezers are made like that, but the standing fridges/freezers take less floor space, so its easier to place in a kitchen. I know multiple people who have a freezer like a mc chest in their garage and a 'normal' fridge in their kitchen.

1 minute ago, MrDrWho13 said:

Not really. I'm going to use an arraylist here just in case you don't know how many elements will be created.

List<Duck> ducks = new ArrayList<Duck>();
for(int i; i>whatever; i++){
  ducks.add(new Duck());
}

 

ahh, ok, thank you!

I'll try to use it and learn a bit more about arrayLists

Just now, MrDrWho13 said:

Couldn't you create an array or ArrayList of ducks instead of individual variables?

Do you mean something like:

private Duck [Duck1, Duck2, Duck3] = new Duck();