Michael

@__michaelg@chaos.social
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MichaelJun 15
Pro tip for repairing things with #3dprinting: flatbed scanners! You probably still have one somewhere, they allow for precise measurements of complex geometries, and can usually fit larger objects than your printer. It often works even if the bottom surface isn't perfectly flat. Most of them shine light from the side, so rotating objects to get better contrast may help.
MichaelJun 9
Hochkönig, 2015 #mountainmonday
MichaelMar 1
VTech makes DECT phones these days, and one of them is... uhm... something. https://www.vtechphones.eu/de-de/home-phones/cordless-phone/LS1350
Schnurloses DECT-Telefon mit Anrufbeantworter

Show threadMichaelFeb 28
https://www.datajournalism.studio/a/2025-02-28-elections-germany 👌
German Elections: Did the Eastern Bloc Vote Radically? Not Exactly

The German parliamentary elections were held on Sunday. At first glance, it may seem that former East Germany has become radicalized, but this is quite a distorted view.

Show threadMichaelFeb 24

Bin dran, dauert noch 😅

(Daten von der Bundeswahlleiterin, von https://www.bundeswahlleiterin.de/bundestagswahlen/2025/wahlkreiseinteilung/downloads.html und https://www.bundeswahlleiterin.de/bundestagswahlen/2025/ergebnisse/opendata.html)

Downloads - Die Bundeswahlleiterin

MichaelJan 18
😶‍🌫️
MichaelJan 5
Huh, Conway’s Game of Life is surprisingly quick to implement in numpy once you find the right methods.
MichaelDec 19, 2024
Again, thank you Wikipedia.
MichaelOct 31, 2024
Happy Halloween! 🎃
MichaelOct 5, 2024
Wie immer: Danke, Wikipedia.
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Show threadscyOct 31, 2024
@__michaelg Yeah…
Show threadadorferOct 31, 2024

@scy @__michaelg

https://bitbang.social/@NanoRaptor/112000134817886847

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Attached: 1 image Combining Centre Positive and Centre Negative would solve the problem of incorrect connections.

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Show threadDK4HAA - HarmOct 31, 2024
@adorfer @scy @__michaelg Noooooooo! 🥵
Show threadadorferOct 31, 2024
@DK4HAA @scy @__michaelg
CenterNegative is quite common on traditional Japanese Electronics.
The car makers in Japan just kept going with it for a few years after Ford&Crysler went to ChassisOnGround.
Photo shows a current(!) Brother P-Touch label printer.
Show threadAndyOct 31, 2024
@adorfer @DK4HAA @scy @__michaelg I can confirm that. Very common with Japanese devices...
Show threadabortretryfailOct 31, 2024
@scy @__michaelg
Another Deluge user!
Where did you get that shortcuts overlay?
Show threadscyOct 31, 2024
@abortretryfail @__michaelg That's this one: https://www.mxpand.com/en/instrument-overlays/deluge-complete-colors-magnetic/ I like it :)
Deluge (Synthstrom Audible) - Instrument Overlay

Xluge Complete Colors - Instrument Overlay' *magnetic* for alternative and intuitive design + unlabeled (shift) functions. High-quality operating template (front film, skin) for the Deluge sequencer, synthesizer, sampler, groovebox by Synthstrom Audible.

mxpand • Overlays for synths & more
Show threadellyOct 31, 2024
@scy @__michaelg I wonder why center-negative is so common in audio equipment, my guitar pedals all have center-negative...
Show threadadorferNov 1, 2024
@elly
"chassis-ground on plus" was the standard for cars, trucks and tractors in the US into the 1950ies, so did the (at that time) non-stereo-car-stereos ;-) which were tube radios.
Companies with "car radio" roots just reused their existing schematics/function blocks for guitar amplifiers.
And since "preserving/remodeling the good old xyz-sound" is a thing on guitar amps, keeping the legacy designs of the 1950ies alive as much as possible is a thing i can relate to.
@__michaelg @scy