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That's a true engineer! Break things first and ask questions later. Thx for watching!!

In the US a common stove or dryer outlet would work for two phase fun. I could always go straight to mains and really stretch the boundaries of safety. However for the sake of limiting dangerous suggestion i thought 120v would be a good first step.

Definitely sounds like something the computer science grad students would rig up with a sign on it that says "do not connect anything to this rj45 plug" so that some future student would have to ask the question "why can't we plug anything into this Ethernet plug" and then fry some piece of equipment because he called it an Ethernet plug instead of an RJ45 plug.

This is a popular meme from the earliest days of the internet. No one knows who created the first. 100% satirical comedy only. Absolutely should never build one.

Absolutely something a grad student would do :)

For safety purposes i wired this standard 115v residential code with an isolated circuit branch behind the breaker. I was gonna do 240v but decided against a total meltdown. However, it can be arranged. 😇

@furttech you are a menace bro

Thank you!. Always doing my best to be accurate while hopefully being entertaining. Glad you enjoyed.

Good question. I believe the effect would be much the same. however, this would require testing to be sure :)

I am taking suggestions for round 2. 😁 I may be able to arrange this given an opportunity to aquire the Unifi device.

Yeup bachelor's in electrical and computer engineering from Iowa state university. Graduated 2018. Masters in cyber security. Thx for watching.

Just because you have an EE degree doesn't mean you don't know what you are doing!

100% of this video could be subtitled “no shit Sherlock”. I want my 10min back

Yeup its a tell tale give away every time. Any seasoned it tech has seen this on a few calls over the years. Thx brotha always appreciated 😁!

No worries. This annoying lil bug drove me nutz for days... i figured others probably had the same frustration.

Ohh sure like a safety tripped ether killer that would not trip the wall breaker. You could then perform "tests" without throwing the circuit's breaker. I like your thinking!

30A is only in reference to the style of plug and outlet used. The circuit is wired 120v supply, return and ground. Correct, good eye.

The large plug and outlet is just for theatrics btw.

Worth mentioning, depends on country 😉 that’s true in USA ofc, but eg British 240v 16a and 415v 16/32/63a sockets also have neutral (3p+n+e)

240v 30 Amp definitely can have a neutral. Go look at your dryer receptacle. Of course you'd need a double pole breaker for a North American 240v circuit.

AC will almost always jump the pcb. I am curious about DC behavior tho.

Thanks! 😃

Its a bit longer of a video but i did not want to cut out any of the good parts.

@furttech glad you didnt

(Faster as well? And I’m assuming this is when the Glue method is supported)

This is an older methodology which is simplified for educational purposes. In production a distributed approach is used with virtualization, containerization and cloud load balancing. However for a single site/low traffic non streaming service a basic implementation works fine. You can easily host both on a single server and just point onto itself. Yes its faster too.

Good question. A few dns services are available depending on the server os installation. Bind9 is a linux program essentially running on a server that would in regards to your question be implemented by said organization to provide the dns activities to the paying customers. You are correct to think its not always mentioned because it's more in the back end implementation. Hope this helps address your question.

So happy to here. Thank you.

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Dude. That one screw took me a month of trying before i found an adapter that worked. It broke two Phillips bits. Had to get a hardened tip. Then finally got an impact screwdriver on the job... in the end.. 15 seconds..

So glad this helped someone. I figured hey.. if it bothered me then it has to bother others.

Gotta have it

I have been gardening my whole life. Sometimes gardening helps when I get burnt out. Other times it's a distraction. Its a weird thing idk why i enjoy it so much...

I find a good balance of tech and nature allows me to keep my sanity. Thanks! :P

One day a Bose engineer named John woke up to a knock at the door. A funny man stood at his door threshold with an official document. Dammit, the Engr mumbled to himself. The b*%$# did it she filed papers on me after 25 years... Later that day John walked into his office, he was senior team design leader for the on ear head phone line.....

Yes, that is a good one! Very popular!

It depends on the seller. However, it normally comes without any externals like power supply or heatsinks.

I think it will work for the pico but pinouts are not aligned correctly to just plug and go.

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Ues the small black and yellow box looking component on the circuit board.

Ebay or 3rd party sound supply sites. I got my kits off ebay tho. Years ago tho. Not sure who still sells it but a quick google for at2020 mod kit shows a number of resellers.