Natanox, to 3DPrinting
@Natanox@chaos.social avatar

Need an opinion from people with experience in

I got those two tiny models in the pictures. They are replacement parts for headphones, the pins that go into the ear cups to attach them to the headband bracket. The one with the hooks are meant to be slotted into place, then be fixated in place from inside with the plug and a tiny amount of superglue.
The hole in the middle is for the cable.

Does normal Resin have both strength AND flexibility for this?

diagonal view on the objects so the structure is better visible.

MikeDunnAuthor, to incarcerated

Today in Labor History February 4, 1974: The Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) kidnapped Patty Hearst, granddaughter of American publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst, in Berkeley, California. One of the SLA’s demands for releasing Hearst was for her family to pay for millions of dollars’ worth of food to be given out free the poor and unhoused of the San Francisco Bay Area. The Hearst complied, with various community organizations distributing 100,000 bags of groceries at 16 sites in 4 counties, before violence brought the program to a halt. The violence occurred because the crowds were bigger than expected and workers started throwing boxes of food off of moving trucks. As a captive, Patty Hearst was held in a closet, blindfolded, with her hands tied, raped and threatened repeatedly with death. She was later offered the choice of freedom, or joining the SLA. She chose the latter. Consequently, she was later sentenced to 35 years in prison for her complicity in SLA robberies. After several years in prison, her sentence was commuted by President Carter. President Clinton pardoned her. Congressional Representative Leo Ryan was murdered by the Jim Jones cult in Guyana several weeks after collecting signatures for her release. Actor John Wayne, of all people, expressed frustration that everyone accepted the idea that Jones had brainwashed hundreds of his followers into mass suicide, but wouldn’t accept that the SLA could have brainwashed a teenage girl. After her release, Hearst went on to become an actress, appearing in several John Waters films, as well as many others.

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics

For teaching purposes, I am looking for a or paper that was written in or and for which data and code are available in . The simpler the analyses, the better. Looking forward to your suggestions! Self-promotions are explicitly welcome!

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics French

New year calls for a new – especially as mine's been out-of-date since March 2022... 😬

So, I'm now a at the Department of Romance Studies at the University of 🇩🇪. I work in the fields of applied and foreign language . I like all things related to , , , & ! 🤓

I also work as a freelance conference interpreter (🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪) and like trains 🚄, bicycles 🚲, tea 🫖, cake 🍰 & emoji! 😇

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics French

Call for proposals to host the Learner Corpus Research Conference in 2026! 🌎 🌍 🌏

The Board of the Learner Corpus Association (LCA) invites proposals from teams interested in hosting the LCR in September or October 2026.

All information here: https://www.learnercorpusassociation.org/events/call-for-proposals-to-host-lcr2026/

The deadline for receiving proposals is 01 September 2024.

@corpuslinguistics

itnewsbot, to random

Mods Turn Junk UPS into a Long-Endurance Beast - If you’ve got a so-called uninterruptible power supply (UPS) on your system, you’r... - https://hackaday.com/2023/12/15/mods-turn-junk-ups-into-a-long-endurance-beast/ -acid

itnewsbot, to random

A 3D Printed Grinder for Printed Lens Blanks - When one thinks of applications for 3D printing, optical components don’t seem to ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/11/16/a-3d-printed-grinder-for-printed-lens-blanks/

itnewsbot, to photography

Simple Hack Lets Smartphone Take Resin Printer Time-Lapses - With how cheap they’re getting, everyone seems to be jumping on the resin printer ... - https://hackaday.com/2023/10/26/simple-hack-lets-smartphone-take-resin-printer-time-lapses/ -lapse

Linux_Is_Best, to tmobile

T-Mobile Home Internet is oddly faster with a VPN.

It's over a cellular network, which often has a slower download and faster upload. This implies the bottleneck is in the band (congested tower / network).

Generally speaking, switching to a VPN should make it worse, not better

Yet, the numbers don't lie. I will have great download speeds and normal upload, when using a VPN.

Changing the DNS with or without VPN, doesn't matter, it's always faster with the VPN.

kkarhan,

@Linux_Is_Best Why am I not surprised?

They don't like :loading: and I guess they prioritize as to not piss off -customers.

Personally I just stick with actual |s and guaranteed |s instead.

ticktok, to random

I bought a resin printer. The sample print was little pigs

ticktok,

then because my wife loves bats I printer her a little bat charm.

taxitomars, to random German

Sorry , aber ihr seid einfach....🤬

kkarhan,

@taxitomars DESHALB hab' ich nen Business-Vertrag, weil da gibt's keine -Verarsche sondern harte 's...

Und ja, die kriegt auch Ottonormalürger*in bei - es braucht halt nur was Verhandlungsgeschick...

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics

If you’re curious about “The effect of the reference corpus on mean-frequency measures of lexical sophistication”, come and join @RaffaellaBottini and I for our LANA online talk.

When? Friday, Sep 8, at 5pm UK/9am AZ
Where? Link to attend: https://tinyurl.com/2p9xde4a

@corpuslinguistics

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