Search results

Apparently whoever came up with the branding found the task of validating their creation against negative English connotations to be too onerous.

Baffle being wider than the cabinet is an odd look

You put that in an engine and it'll just get bogged down

GoPro etc are all digital processing, not mechanical stabilization. For video mechanical stabilization you'd want some sort of gimbal rig but for casual users it's not worth it. And it may make outdoor shots look weird but if you're doing maker stuff in your shop (or just instructional stuff...

In fairness to restorer-john the newer action-cams have anti-shake features built in and are in other ways worlds beyond a GP3. Plus a forehead mount would be the way to go. I've seen streamers do POV with the Apple Vision thing... it is certainly a look, and certainly not one I'd buy the...

As someone who regularly watches maker videos with people fumbling around with tiny screws (or tiny crimps into tiny multipin connectors) the issue with most cameras is that they don't really focus at arms reach, especially if those arms are pulled up close so the maker can see what they're...

This is why there is such significant regional variation in what we define as a 'light jacket'

Tell her you're thinking of buying a motorcycle

I'll be polite (why do these guys always have Klipsh) but I do want to lol at about 2:07 or so when the camera is blatantly shaking 90 degrees off angle from the supposed subwoofer vibration I always liked vids like this to show what actual subwoofer vibration looks like

The answer to the OP's question is 'right until the owner's son discovers metal'

I'm going to wait until a few more mods come out, it feels wrong jumping into a Bethesda product without enabling sexy Deathclaws

The woofers themselves are listed at '83.3dB 2.83V/1m' so it wouldn't take much crossover shaping to pull the whole speaker down into the 70s. I am curious about the heat soak issue restorer-john mentions.

The thing about Dayton Audio / PE is that some of their drivers and low level components are nice, trustworthy, solid values for the cost/MOQ but an awful lot of the other non-speaker stuff they sell is cheap / rebranded junk. That's fine for a bag of wood screws or a soldering lamp or...

This poor woman is going to end up thrown out of the Guitar Center

It's the Navy, they're not exactly all riflemen. I saw many many people fail the shotgun qual, which didn't even include a target. The most deadly handheld weapon I was ever issued was an extending stick, and I didn't even get a pointy one.

Odd, I find they usually prefer the glutes

You know, I've bought plenty of cheap Tekton hand tools off Amazon and I thought they were fine. Certainly none looked like a weird 6-socket-bit spider

The stuff y'all are thinking of are way lower level and are applied by the states, not the Feds, so there is more nuance / variation. Certainly state constitutions and laws were written with Federal laws and the Constitution in mind, but no, this is not how the Constitution works

Constitutional protections apply to protect you from the Federal government, not private actors

This isn't true at all. IANAL and avoiding politics: - Libel and slander laws exist for good reasons and people / orgs you like have used them, for better or worse, from both sides. They also have a strong deterrent effect against worse mischief. - The US has very defendant-friendly laws on...