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luvdunhill

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    Mojito
  2. Plankton bait?
  3. Nylon 6/6 should be properly rated. What am I missing?
  4. I agree with previous posts that they don't provide enough torque.
  5. Mouser sells nylon screws with a aluminum core (if I remember) that worked for me in the past and I could apply excellent torque. I can look for a part number later, but I think Eagle was the manufacturor..
  6. Would M3 work? Would you be willing to cut them down to size?
  7. Justin for the win!
  8. Anyone have a spare e24/s24 board set from amb? I used my last one in someone's amp and if anyone has a spare that isn't getting used, that would be fantastic!
  9. It is IPC-4552 compliant. I have never seen where you can specify thickness.
  10. They are ENIG plated.
  11. Just trying to keep you alive as well ss the next person that possesses this build.
  12. No. Good luck though.
  13. Typically people that make the transformers provide them then experience allows one to know how to use them appropriately.
  14. It is mechanical. http://www.ablogtowatch.com/limited-edition-sinn-856-utc-sg-in-pvd-tegimented-steel-available-now/
  15. I see. Oh well.
  16. Here is my current watch fit. How did I do?
  17. The magnification factor doesn't look right to me. Plus, I'm not sure Larry would really spend that much on a watch, at least from what I know of him. Here's a picture of one that is known-real to compare with:
  18. Nah. I decided to stay until Friday and then go back for the weekend. Looks like a ton of fun and meeting Dreadhead in person is on my bucket list
  19. That cyclops looks a bit off. I assume that isnt a real one?
  20. Nice recovery. I thought you were arguing how iOS devices could or couldnt get exploited, silly me.
  21. If you have the ability to customize the board to the chassis I would do that.
  22. Well creating security issues is my job. It is pretty common to use advertising for things like this. We call it "malvertising". I honestly do not have much of a reality check on what people perceive to be possible or pervasive, but it is interesting this is something you havent run across. We have actually sold technology to a lot of the big online presences that rely on advertising via banners to prevent these malicious images from getting syndicated.
  23. You mean like those rare png images on ad banners? How do you avoid those again?
  24. Ask Apple how well that process goes. I personally have had remote webkit exploits for safari that they took 6 months to create a patch that didnt fix the issue. Regardless, I don't manage updates they work just fine from Samsung/Google.
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