Rue MohrToday I did some welding and got ends on the large pins (washer welded to one end of the pin). The bucket is now fully locked in. I need to install cotter pins in all the pins now.
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@hennichodernich Nice, I didn't expect it to run OpenWRT. But I didn't really keep track of that project tbh. Planning to use the small thingie for my "Internet of Shit".
@funkylab And therefore I wasn't going to open it anyways. Just in case I'd plan to do the soldering.
@funkylab well, there will quite likely be some sort of dumb (probably multi-port) USB 5.0V power supply anyway. I'd only hot glue a USB cable to the socket of the device and not the whole housing itself, which will keep the AP modular and movable.
Wobbly micro USB connector supplying power to this tiny WiFi access point. It's a slack joint. Photo in the next toot. 
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🧵Hot glue to the rescue!
Open it and re-solder!
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Cliff Maier@tjw On the day Opteron was supposed to tape out, a colleague discovered a logic bug. After some analysis, we figured out we could fix it by disconnecting a wire from one gate and attaching it to another. But running through or design flow would take days, and the ripple effect of changing connectivity could cause more problems. So I loaded the chip mask into VIM and modified the polygons directly, then we taped it out.
Don’t remember for sure, but I don’t think we told management 🙂
@GuyBirkin Nice photograph! "Crown shyness" came into my mind: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_shyness
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