Thread met foto’s: [Wayback/Archive] Thread by @NLzorg1 on Thread Reader App
--jeroen
Het schoonmaken van een rolstoel. Een rolstoel moet 1x per week worden schoongemaakt voor comfortabel gebruik en voor verlengen van de levensduur.
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/26
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Aan- en uittrekhulp Doff N’ Donner, voor het aan- en uittrekken van steunkousen | Aantrekhulp voor sokken/panty’s en steunkousen | Winkel met Zorg
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/26
[Wayback/Archive] Aan- en uittrekhulp Doff N’ Donner, voor het aan- en uittrekken van steunkousen | Aantrekhulp voor sokken/panty’s en steunkousen | Winkel met Zorg
Aan- en uittrekhulp voor steunkousen (alle typen elastische kousen), de Doff N’ Donner ook wel Donner genoemd. De Donner is een uniek hulpmiddel om alle typen compressiekousen van alle drukklassen in alle maten snel en comfortabel aan en uit te trekken.
Video’s:
- [Wayback/Archive] Doff N’ Donner aantrekhulp gebruikt door de verzorger. – YouTube
- [Wayback/Archive] Doff N’ Donner gebruiken om zelf kousen aan of uit te trekken. – YouTube
Deze kan zonder handschoenen gebruikt worden.
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Figuring out what domains/IPs to whitelist for installing/updating winget sources and packages
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/25
A few years ago I asked for some help figuring out what to whitelist so that winget can update its sources and install packages.
This is how I found out.
The queste started with [Wayback/Archive] Need help trying to figure out what domains/IPs to whitelist for installing packages · Discussion #2304 · microsoft/winget-cli
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David Fowler on Twitter: “Playing around with using static interface methods and the new IParsable to make generic callsites for HTTP APIs. Before .NET 7 there was no way to write generic code that did {Type}.TryParse/{Type}.Parse. The type system didn’t have a way to describe these contracts. #dotnet”
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/25
Reminder to check out this [Wayback/Archive] David Fowler on Twitter: “Playing around with using static interface methods and the new IParsable to make generic callsites for HTTP APIs. Before .NET 7 there was no way to write generic code that did {Type}.TryParse/{Type}.Parse. The type system didn’t have a way to describe these contracts. #dotnet” (and OCR the images):
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Goldman Sachs: AI Is Overhyped, Wildly Expensive, and Unreliable
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/24
If even companies that normally charge a fukcton of money* to advise the obvious gets it, why are so many still falling for it?
[Wayback/Archive] Goldman Sachs: AI Is Overhyped, Wildly Expensive, and Unreliable
“Despite its expensive price tag, the technology is nowhere near where it needs to be in order to be useful for even such basic tasks”
Via [Wayback/Archive] tldr.nettime – tante: “”What this means in plain Engl…”
“What this means in plain English is that one of the largest financial institutions in the world is seeing what people who are paying attention are seeing with their eyes: Companies are acting like generative AI is going to change the world and are acting as such, while the reality is that this is a technology that is currently deeply unreliable and may not change much of anything at all.”
(Original title: Goldman Sachs: AI Is Overhyped, Wildly Expensive, and Unreliable)
- do I really need to mention the USD 4 million contact for figuring out that for NYC, putting garbage bags on OTTO garbage wheelie bins would on the streets would work better than putting plain garbage bags on the streets?
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PowerMac G5 ATX Gaming PC Case Mod | by Patrick Robert Doyle | Medium
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/24
Cool idea: [Wayback/Archive] PowerMac G5 ATX Gaming PC Case Mod | by Patrick Robert Doyle | Medium
Some of the links from that article which I have archived:
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Injection Travel Kit by frozenfoxx | Download free STL model | Printables.com
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/23
This is kewl: [Wayback/Archive] Injection Travel Kit by frozenfoxx | Download free STL model | Printables.com
Travel case for an injection kit. Includes spaces for draw and injection needles, syringes, vial, wipes, and bandages
Not just because they are injection kits, but because they form a base for other travel cases like one mentioned in the [Wayback/Archive] Comments: Injection Travel Kit by frozenfoxx | Download free STL model | Printables.com
Would it be possible to make this with a space for a horizontal storage for a similar sized via, and a 1-2mL ampule storage? The space could even be taken from one of the needle spaces, maybe.
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Need to give this some thought: Poor Man’s Auto Update. by Chris Bensen | by Chris Bensen
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/23
Sometimes you need a relatively low-tech solution for updating.
I will need to give this some thought: [Wayback/Archive] Poor Man’s Auto Update. by Chris Bensen | by Chris Bensen | Jun, 2022 | Medium
Back then I posted some edits on Twitter which by now should be reflected in the script and GitHub repository at [Wayback/Archive] chris-blogs/PoorManAutoUpdate.md at main · chrisbensen/chris-blogs (with script at [Wayback/Archive] chris-blogs/updater.sh at main · chrisbensen/chris-blogs)
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Reusing the motors and magnets of your old hard drives
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/22
Likely not suited for drones (as the motors are too heavy and have too high RPM), but maybe for other usage: [Wayback/Archive] Unlock the Potential of Your Old Hard Drives: Build a Drone Engine! – YouTube.
The motors do require extra controller logic, as they are BLDC (brushless DC), see for instance:
- [Wayback/Archive] I have this motor from a old hdd, how can I find its pinout? : ElectroBOOM
- [Wayback/Archive] Simple BLDC motor controller circuit Using irfz44n mosfet – YouTube
- [Wayback/Archive] Running Motor HDD without ESC – YouTube (with a capacitor, greatly reducing the performance of the motor)
The other reason I like the video is that it shows how easy it is to salvage parts of your HDD. This comment is golden:
The magnets for the actuator are neodymium! Fun to play with!
--jeroen
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Great tip by Jen Gentleman on Twitter: “Colour coding all my meetings – seriously I don’t know why I held off for so long, it made my calendar so much easier to read
Posted by jpluimers on 2024/07/22
Reminder to check out the tools I use so I can go [Wayback/Archive] Jen Gentleman on Twitter: “Colour coding all my meetings – seriously I don’t know why I held off for so long, it made my calendar so much easier to read”
This is the scheme that Jen uses: [Wayback/Archive] Jen Gentleman on Twitter: “@melvinjoosten Yeah – I have a lot of recurring meetings, so I use one colour for 1-1s, one colour for big team meetings, and one colour for office hours. It makes it a lot easier to spot the one off meetings which have been added to my calendar (which I leave the default colour)”
or in list form, differentiate between:
- one-on-one
- big team
- office hours
- default (for events added by others)
–jeroen
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 