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NEW: 67-year-old Karen Cooke Lewis arrested for scratching a Tesla Cybertruck with nails on a board in Collettsville, North Carolina. The owner of the Cybertruck says he had no clue who Karen was. "We had all the craziness with Teslas when Elon was part of Doge and all that stuff, but I thought we had kind of gotten past that and I'd kind of made it through unscathed," the owner said. Karen was arrested and charged with injury to personal property. When will they realize that Teslas have cameras that are recording them?

@TGrammie2 Last I checked everyone in CA pays sales tax and that generates more revenue than all CA income tax combine.

@blind_via True and real™

You KiCAD PCB lovers out there. You should show some appreciation to AutoDesk for killing Eagle by purchasing it. The community that currently loves KiCAD previous gave their hearts away to Eagle. I was there, all the entry level hobby beginner PCB guys wanted Eagle. not anymore

@Phoenix2A_1980s o,0

When you hire the 3 guys you found in front of a Home Depot to fix your sprinkler system:

@SmugAlana They look like a low-poly unit model from some late 90's RTS game.

every time I see a cybetruck irl I just think to myself 'who thinks these look cool...' 🥀

@yone The original Apple //GS prototype covered a 8 ft x 3 ft table.

コンピュータヒストリーミュージアムに展示されている iPhoneのプロトタイプ #CHM

@yone That was pretty typical of Apple prototypes.

@blind_via been running this one for a very long time. Flawless.

Never calibrated this thing, and I vow never to do so.

@TGrammie2 those are horrifying!

I never liked the circus nor do I like peanuts so of course I hate these circus peanuts Do you like them?

@cynicallycute 😅

I appreciate you guys! 🫶

The order of these pcb tools is lazily placed, they need to be fixed.

@StutteringCraig @KirscheVerstahl o,0

@KirscheVerstahl This is Kir right now.

In pre-show right now. @KirscheVerstahl is somehow MORE high than she was during the show today. This TRULY will be chaos.

@Scivf4 Problem with this is torque. If the load becomes too big then it will either slip or the gears will touch, making the idea pointless. So this is only usefull for low power, high accuracy applications. Or am I missing something?

The California crime lord continues to dominate California indefinitely, made possible by persistently broken, manipulated, and fraud-ridden voting systems. His status as a Soros deep-state operative surrounds him with an almost impenetrable shield against any genuine investigation or arrest.

@WallStreetApes everyone pays sales tax which is way more than all the state income tax combine IIRC.

WOW 🚨 I just fact checked this and it’s true “California has 40 million people in it. Of those 40 million people, 17.5 million pay taxes, less than half” This is why California is Blue California has become a welfare state. This is why the people who do pay taxes in California pay some of the highest taxes in the nation The 200 billionaires in California’s pay $3-6 billion per year in taxes

This is a krytron, a high-speed trigger switch historically used in nuclear weaponry to control the timing of detonation circuits. It’s an ultra fast, gas-filled tube that works by using a small electrical trigger to ionize gas inside, which instantly allows a much larger current to flow. The ability to switch high currents almost instantly is what makes it useful in systems where extremely precise timing is critical. Some krytrons contain a small amount of radioactive material (like Nickel-63 or krypton-85) to help the gas ionize more reliably. Krytrons were developed in the early 1950s and used primarily through the 1970s, especially during the Cold War. In nuclear weapons, they were part of firing circuits that required multiple electrical pulses to occur at almost exactly the same moment. They were also employed in scientific and industrial applications such as pulsed lasers and high-speed photography. Legally, krytrons are heavily controlled under export regulations like the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). They are legal to own in the U.S., but exporting them internationally without proper authorization is strictly prohibited.☢️

@pipkinpippa Grumman builds the ugliest ground vehicles imaginable.

love it

What class 1 workmanship gets you

It's brilliant 😂