can emphasize w/the 404 on names. using a mnemonic device is a neat trick, 'tho have to remember to make one and then use it.

Well, not really. If you're navigating using a compass, then the Mercator projection has the really neat trick of making the rhumb lines straight while keeping coasts recognisable. It's just not a good projection for general purpose uses (unlike the Waterman Butterfly).

There's actually a neat trick to smoothing the surface if you are using ABS. But it requires boiling some Acetone.

https://youtu.be/Jv-CbnB8Uz4

Wow! That's just chock full of neat tricks and twists!

You see that guy walk away at 2:08 and back again about 3:27. I'd guess he is there to help assist the magician fold and unfold his legs into his white suit so that his legs become his chest while he pushes his butt back into that triangle behind him. The girls of course distract you from that guy and the magician's odd squirming... Still, live for the first time it is probably a neat trick.

I still hate math...and now I hate brain neurology because I know I'm not going to remember these neat tricks.

saw this done few days ago, neat trick

>> ^ChaosEngine:

While it was a neat trick, these days I just find it tacky.
Can anyone honestly say that this is a better looking guitar than the wondrous bow-your-heads omg-its-full-of-stars angelic-chorus beauty of this?
Also, bolt-on necks suck.


I think that question might be just a tiny bit loaded.

>> ^ChaosEngine:

While it was a neat trick, these days I just find it tacky.
Can anyone honestly say that this is a better looking guitar than the wondrous bow-your-heads omg-its-full-of-stars angelic-chorus beauty of this?
Also, bolt-on necks suck.


it depends on how awesome your mullet is

While it was a neat trick, these days I just find it tacky.

Can anyone honestly say that this is a better looking guitar than the wondrous bow-your-heads omg-its-full-of-stars angelic-chorus beauty of this?

Also, bolt-on necks suck.

>> ^TheSluiceGate:

Downvote from me too. Porn sites exist. Use them.


Oh.. You must be too stupid to read the comments before making comments. Try figuring that neat trick out.

12.5 hours working in the sun and I come home to someone telling me this is porn. Oy vey

Neat trick, but I really just upvoted for the Legend of Zelda music

That's a neat trick.

Neat trick. It seems the printer uses some kind of optical sensor to check the toner level.
Too bad most printers use an electronic chip in the cartridge that counts how much you've printed and just stop working after x number of pages or x mg of toner/ink, obviously the printer refuses to print anything if you just tape over the connectors on those.

The best advice for anyone looking for a new printer: find an old printer with replaceable print heads (for ink) or drum (laser). Printer technology hasn't advanced much in the last 10-15 years. Just make sure there are drivers available for it.

@Morganth: It's not that the printers have inadequate cooling and need the ink for cooling. Most inkjet printers work by heating tiny ink-filled tubes (there's usually over 100 in the print head), instantly vaporizing the ink, forming a bubble that shoots a tiny drop of ink out of the tube and then pulls more ink into the tube from the other side. If there's no ink to vaporize the tube could overheat or more probably whatever ink is left dries up and clogs up the print head. If you put a heatsink on the heating elements the printer just wouldn't work.

...I wonder if youdiejoe has anything insightful to say about this?

It's a fun first attempt, but in the end it just looks like poor HDR photography. I imagine that when the process does work it will be a single camera, single lens affair with the CMOS sensor being the one doing the neat tricks to make the HDR images.