I’m gonna add a new category to my blog, called the Hall of Fame. In this category I will file the best stuff I find on the internet. I’m gonna start it with this: What Is Momentum? (joke video).
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Solder alloys
A great Wikipedia page about solder alloys, including info about melting points.
There is also this Alloy Temperature Chart with similar info.
Object Oriented Programming vs Functional Programming
I enjoyed watching this YouTube video: Object Oriented Programming vs Functional Programming.
Graphing calculator
I’m keeping my eye out for a graphing calculator. Haven’t got the money to buy one just yet, but am watching eBay to get an idea of the prices. You can see at Officeworks the choices are basically:
- HP Prime Graphing Calculator
- Casio Classpad Colour CAS Calculator fx-CP400
- Casio Colour Graphic Calculator fx-CG50 AU
- Texas Instruments Inspire Calculator CXII-CAS
- Texas Instruments Graphing Calculator TI-84 Plus CE
There’s some reviews and demos over here:
Speedy Bend – Resistor Lead Forming Tool
So I got myself some of these Speedy Bend – Resistor Lead Forming Tools. There’s a video on YouTube about how to use them: ProbeMaster Speedy Bends: Axial Lead Forming Tools.
Wikipedia: All public logs
Today I discovered this on Wikipedia: All public logs. It’s interesting to see that for something as huge as Wikipedia they still only process a command (vs query) every few seconds.
Electric and Magnetic Interactions
Some holiday reading arrived for me today: Electric and Magnetic Interactions.
The End of the Full Bridge Rectifier?
A great video over here: The End of the Full Bridge Rectifier? (Sorry ElectroBOOM) Active Rectifier is here!.
You can find the equipment here: TEA2206, TEA2208.
Make: stuff
Today I came across these:
The problem with semver is Hyrum’s Law
Today I realised the problem with semver is Hyrum’s Law.