Yes! This community will be moving in the next week or so. Most likely lemmy.zip, but I'm not sure yet. Gonna take a look at some instances to find which one I'll migrate to.
I'll also likely make up a quick bot to repost all the old posts into the new community.
Honest question: How large is the file size for your instance? Like, how many Gb does it all take up?
If it was designed for bending, would soldering be enough? Or would it crack too easily?
Hopefully. I apparently got them all for free at some time lol (maybe when they released their latest game?). Hope they do that again.
EDIT: Apparently you can get the other episodes through a weird method. Can't try it myself since I already own the game.
First episode only!
They give the first episode away to hook you into the game, then you realize you have to pay for the rest of the game. Looks like episodes 2 and 3 are ten bucks each.
OP could care fewer.
Pounce or sand is a fine powder, most often made from powdered cuttlefish bone or sandarac resin, that was used both to dry ink and to sprinkle on a rough writing surface to make it smooth enough for writing. This was especially needed if the paper came "unsized", that is, lacking the thin gelatinous material used to fill the surface of the paper and make it smooth enough for writing with a quill or a steel nib.
I'm guessing they made a bet?
If she wins, she eats his soul (or whatever she does), but if she loses, she has to go back into the TV.
Everyone arguing over DVD players or ripping discs and I'm like "Ooooo! M.A.S.H. collection!"
For sure. The one benefit of the subreddit is looking through all the old posts using top/all.
I have an inspection scope camera that I'm attempting to repair. It's one with a camera on the end of a flexible rod to see into tight spaces. The pins that lead to the camera came out of the connector. I tried looking for teardowns or even replacement parts, but found nothing.
Two pins are still inserted, but I'm not confident they are in the right places. I want to get it working without the risk of frying everything. I've done my best to find where each pin goes, but there's not enough info for me figure it out on my own. The camera rod also includes an LED for light.
Here's a photo of the connector as it is:
And here is the socket with it's pins labeled (the labels correspond to the testing pads and not to the socket pins):
Here's a zoomed out pic if it's of any use:
I have a multimeter, so I can do any testing you can suggest. Unfortunately, I was not able to disassemble the camera to trace any wires.
Yeah. I remember using a custom keyboard back when I had an iPhone 4S lol