Every frame will also have some handwritten info about the radio it was sent with, and possibly a photocopy of some dog in the corner

My thoughts exactly!

ISS, as in: you get shot into space?

Oh, so they can't get autonomous driving to work, thus the next step is to get people who are sleeping to steer the cars remotely

Based on the pictures I’d expect the consistency to be rather soft and a bit like gummy.

that's correct. The outer crust is a bit harder than the center, and the center consists of layers, which come apart easily when cutting. Not sure how to recreate those...

Thanks for the other tips, I'll try adding starch next time I experiment with saitan. Also haven't tried to microwave it yet, usually I steam it or bake it.

Ah yes, that's the one! Thank you so much, maybe now that I know the manufacturer i can find it somewhere.

I've checked multiple asia stores already, will continue doing so.

Regarding making it myself: the ingredients aren' t special, but the texture is something i don't know how to recreate

Great, good luck with that :)

Another thing that comes to mind: for audio purposes another technique used in ring modulators for audio effects is to use a mosfet switch to mix the signal with a square wave. This has more byproducts than mixing with a pure sine, but is a lot easier to do. Since you are downconcerting, it should not matter at all if you use a square wave, since the byproducts will all be (higher-order) harmonics of the local oscillator, which you'll filter out anyway.

I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do... do you want to build a radio? Or are all your signals in the audio range?

Anyway:

• w2aew has some great videos on diode ring mixers, like this one about winding the transformers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8ViWS61hsU
• You can also get ready-made diode ring mixers (including transformer and everything) like this one: https://www.minicircuits.com/pdfs/SRA-1W+.pdf

Regarding Gilbert cells, the two popular chips are MC1496 and SA631. The 631 comes with a built-in oscillator, so it's quite handy. Unfortunately both are hard to come by these days.

Does this mean jd vance is a centipede?

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Sounds great, except i think this whole thing is about some punching game.. Not sure though, i'm not a sports person

Heresy! Australia will always be a planet.

Damn, i was hoping for them to make it slower!

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I can only find pictures of 6-lobed Gamebit screws

I think I found it, it's this kind: https://ctatools.com/products/5065x12

thanks, this might be just the comment I needed! Some of the screws are sunk into a very deep hole (~60mm), so it would be tough to cut a slot into those. But i'll give it a try on one of the more exposed screws, just to see if that gets me anywhere.

true, looking at second pic it's very hard to make out. I tried to capture it on the first picture, but it's not that good

yeah, it is inverted (or "external" torx according to your link). They also made sure to sink the screws into a whole where no pliars will fit...

Growing plants with LEDs certainly works, I'm just wondering if the power of a USB port is enough

Is this a painting, or actual fruit?

If fruit, how long did it last until the apples turned brown?

there's no need for relays if you have low voltage

That's a good point. Also makes me wonder if those lights will actually make a difference when it comes to plant growth, given the low power.

It's not completely stupid. One pissible issue: when the light level is around the threshold, slight variations (think: cloud passing by) will cause the relay to switch back and forth quickly. This can be solved with some additional parts (keyword: hysteresis).

I would recommend using a microcontroller, it makes this problem easy to solve, plus you can have more logic to trigger the lights (eg time based).

Another thing is turning off: if it's purely based on light level, you need to make sure the sensor does not "see" any of the LED light, otherwise it thinks the sun is back up

Sounds like gifting

Yeah, mini is the best! It is robust and has a ahape that makes it easy to figure out which way to plug it. I love it when i fet a device with a mini

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That's a common misconception. The cybertruck's sails are designed to be pushed by a high-power stream of gasoline, not wind

On which continent are you then?

Wright

Also: one's, not once

Public schools with private rules

On the other hand, a more flexible car could get you out of a traffic jam more easily

I don't get the joke.. why did you post four identical pictures?

Reminds me of that Atlantropa plan. The idea was to drain most of the Mediterranean sea to create new land between Europe and Africa. Some German guy came up with it in the 1920s and spent like 20 years trying to convince people it's a great idea and totally doable. Unfortunately everyone was busy with other stuff back then...

The only winning move is to cook a nice curry, because plain rice is just boring.

This is the way.

Luckily the postgresql docs have links for exactly that

This may be a good source for it: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25663961-how-not-to-die

The book is about food, but mostly it talks about oxidation of the body and how various foods affect that, because that seems to be the main factor for aging and other degradation of the body. (TL;dr: eat a lot of broccoli)

I'm not an expert though, so cannot judge how accurately the science is presented

Can someone explain to a european why this huge chunk of the eastern half of the country is called "midwest"?

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What about magnets? I think a good theory should involve some suspiciously strong magnets

Please don't feed bread to ducks, it gives them diarrhea