_Simon_
Senior Master
Ahhh the smell gets so much better through the week post-roast as they develop and degas...!OMG, this probably smells divine!
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Ahhh the smell gets so much better through the week post-roast as they develop and degas...!OMG, this probably smells divine!
NICE!Ahhh the smell gets so much better through the week post-roast as they develop and degas...!
Just don't stick the e-cigs in your pocket.Two big issues with that.
If I lose I'll probably 'commiserate' with a cig.
If I win I'll probably 'celebrate' with a cig.
So yeah...
Thing is, I don't smoke all that much (relatively speaking) and I make my own rather than 'standard' cigs - but it's just annoying now and getting ever more expensive.
Just don't stick the e-cigs in your pocket.
Seems like they have the tendency to explode.
Yes, I know I threw them all in one pot.
Good to see you aroundNICE!
Thank you. I've been sick and unfit for human communication. And then I was busy catching up with work I'd back logged because I was sick.Good to see you around
I think that last one transcends electronic engineering.There are reasons they explode...
Main ones:
Counterfeit or low quality cells
Modding current past the capability of the cell, or using inappropriate cells (like trying to drag 20-30 amps out of an old laptop cell rated for a maximum of 5 amps)
Poor quality manufacture leading to electrical failure
Mechanical damage
Bad luck...
Anything powered by lithium cells isn't to be toyed with - it's possible to do extreme mods safely, but really there needs to be some underlying technical understanding.
Luckily, I have an inkling about electronic engineering![]()
One need not even be in IT. I had a medical coder virtually break down my e-mail yesterday, demanding to know why she could not get into the coding application. I assumed (never assume!) she had already done all the normal stuff, like re-launch the virtual machine and restart the computer and was going to open a ticket for her with IT, when she e-mailed me, "Oh, never mind, I just restarted my computer and it's fine."for those in IT I think you will know the reason this is being said....and what it means
"users"
I think that last one transcends electronic engineering.![]()
Made mine too. I'd been wondering recently if I'd still been progressing. Tough to tell sometimes in a small groupMade my night. Congrats, man, great way to pass a test.
One need not even be in IT. I had a medical coder virtually break down my e-mail yesterday, demanding to know why she could not get into the coding application. I assumed (never assume!) she had already done all the normal stuff, like re-launch the virtual machine and restart the computer and was going to open a ticket for her with IT, when she e-mailed me, "Oh, never mind, I just restarted my computer and it's fine."![]()
I had a guy come to my desk furious, obnoxious and incredibly rude while screaming about the computer for his new staff member not being set up after he followed all the procedures to get it set up on time and she was here and could not work because the entire IT staff was manned by (expletive) idiots who were so (expletive) incompetent they should all be (expletive) fired. I calmly told him I set up the PC before I left the night before and then I calmly asked him to come with me and we walked back down to his office and his new staff member...he mumbling grumbling and occasionally swearing all the way...... I turned on the monitor...that was the only problem. Help the new person log in and then calmly asked him to come with me....we went back to my office......where I read him the riot act and informed him that I would be talking to the CIO as soon as he left my office....
NICE! That's what I call "going Soviet" on someone.I had a guy come to my desk furious, obnoxious and incredibly rude while screaming about the computer for his new staff member not being set up after he followed all the procedures to get it set up on time and she was here and could not work because the entire IT staff was manned by (expletive) idiots who were so (expletive) incompetent they should all be (expletive) fired. I calmly told him I set up the PC before I left the night before and then I calmly asked him to come with me and we walked back down to his office and his new staff member...he mumbling grumbling and occasionally swearing all the way...... I turned on the monitor...that was the only problem. Help the new person log in and then calmly asked him to come with me....we went back to my office......where I read him the riot act and informed him that I would be talking to the CIO as soon as he left my office....
I used to get similar when people moved desks and decided to take their (pre VoIP) phones with them and plug them into the closest random (invariably unpatched) socket...
NICE! That's what I call "going Soviet" on someone.![]()
that's how it works, right!I was left at work without adult supervision. Therefor, I started writing macros. Like you do.
You get that too... and I thought it was just me![]()