If a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.
— Arthur C. Clarke
I’d like to have a more accurate reference but presently lack the inertia to track it down. Not that I necessarily doubt that he said or wrote that, but I’d like to attribute it more accurately to a speech, paper, or book.
Also, I will never assert that something is impossible.
You know, I’m beginning to realize that I need to branch out — increase complexity and understanding of concepts — to keep things interesting and engaging for me.
This? A tool to do testing of discrete electronics.
Honestly, I found it easy to assemble. No electronics work needed. Just assembly of its case.
The greatest challenge was the need of improved dexterity: twisting nuts or removing the protective cover from the acrylic that I struggle with.
But, it works. I just need to go read the docs, do the calibration, then this is ready to use for other electronic/assmbly projects.
But first, work to do.
The article was from last year, but it touches on some destructive behaviors and communication styles that have been used for decades.
Having a read over it, it’s served as a reminder of an area that I’ll need to focus on improving.
Youtube is down?!? Productivity is going to skyrocket.
Okay, Youtube, itself is definitely not down — but auth is unavailable, so you aren’t going to view anything on your Watch List.
Here’s something to think about:
I honestly can’t tell if it’s a joke or not.
