Home Labs View Thread Reply Hide Alice Gavinghere - Mon, 18 Apr 2016 01:44:11 EST Lm81qF0/ No.37901 File: 1460958251581.png -(1846129B / 1.76MB, 1200x630) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do you synthesise chemicals on a low budget?Not actually interested in meth, it's just a good example of a ghetto lab product.Now, synthesising LSD or oxytocin or piracetam would interest me.Are there any beginner's guides or infographics on this? >> Martin Devingworth - Sat, 30 Apr 2016 00:51:47 EST eaH0d7Fx No.37921 Reply >Now, synthesising LSD or oxytocin or piracetam would interest me.If you have to ask how you won't even come close to figuring it out. Also you can't do it on the cheap. >> Augustus Grimworth - Sun, 01 May 2016 02:53:54 EST ckCMBJZR No.37928 Reply >>37901Synthetics are hard. Growing is (comparatively) easy.There is a plant for EVERY synthetic purpose known to man (amazingly).Truly, this is amazing.Meth? Cocaine (from the coca plant)LSD? Psilocybin (mushrooms, or hundreds of other plants, those doubtlessly mostly inferior in strength)Oxy? Opium (from poppies), CannabisNatural is HIGH-QUALITY! Very important. HIGH-QUALITY! There's the view that natural is inferior.You mention "low budget." Your issue isn't even your budget, your issue is your brain. It takes a good brain to do synthetics.You can be one stupid motherfucker and grow plants. >> Sidney Nipperman - Tue, 10 May 2016 18:38:57 EST X2orRqFD No.37942 Reply 1462919937377.png -(10520B / 10.27KB, 250x185) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. learn how to organic chemistry
>> Martin Devingworth - Sat, 30 Apr 2016 00:51:47 EST eaH0d7Fx No.37921 Reply >Now, synthesising LSD or oxytocin or piracetam would interest me.If you have to ask how you won't even come close to figuring it out. Also you can't do it on the cheap.
>> Augustus Grimworth - Sun, 01 May 2016 02:53:54 EST ckCMBJZR No.37928 Reply >>37901Synthetics are hard. Growing is (comparatively) easy.There is a plant for EVERY synthetic purpose known to man (amazingly).Truly, this is amazing.Meth? Cocaine (from the coca plant)LSD? Psilocybin (mushrooms, or hundreds of other plants, those doubtlessly mostly inferior in strength)Oxy? Opium (from poppies), CannabisNatural is HIGH-QUALITY! Very important. HIGH-QUALITY! There's the view that natural is inferior.You mention "low budget." Your issue isn't even your budget, your issue is your brain. It takes a good brain to do synthetics.You can be one stupid motherfucker and grow plants.
>> Sidney Nipperman - Tue, 10 May 2016 18:38:57 EST X2orRqFD No.37942 Reply 1462919937377.png -(10520B / 10.27KB, 250x185) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. learn how to organic chemistry
The best way to sell your art online View Thread Reply Hide ThatDudeGuy - Sat, 05 Mar 2016 02:03:37 EST YPdinQV5 No.37851 File: 1457161417918.jpg -(115044B / 112.35KB, 720x960) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. What is the best way to sell arts and crafts online? Esty? Fivver? Whats the best way to get started? An tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!Pic related quick deadpool painting my wife did 1 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Eliza Brookfuck - Sat, 16 Apr 2016 13:09:32 EST bAez4B/6 No.37898 Reply I don't think anyone wants to buy your wife's deadpool portrait>sorry >> Jarvis Gocklesure - Fri, 29 Apr 2016 12:18:41 EST xMbQQxoh No.37920 Reply >>37851You'll have a lot of competition online. Depending on where you are, it may be easier to find someone via an art show. Somewhere where if they want it *now* they can impulse buy and feel good about supporting a local artist. And it doesn't have to be a set gallery. In fact, for your subject material you'd have better luck via somewhere else. Talk to coffee shops, bars and maybe a diner. Preferably close to a college where people who are closer to your target age demographic would be, goes. Hell, maybe even a head shop if you can talk the owner into hanging up trendy art to compliment the glass. You'd be better off with a "show" too. Where you can put your piece around others that are similar. Either make more to go with it, (Easy if this is a hobby and not actually *to* make money) or find somewhere that already has that style of stuff. Also, don't expect a huge chunk of change. Depending on the size of that piece (I'm guessing less than 12"x12"?) I'd say $60 or less and you might be able to sell it depending on where you are able to put it up. Anyhow, good luck. >> Hamilton Bendleridge - Tue, 10 May 2016 16:01:34 EST dFcppvZS No.37941 Reply 1462910494593.jpg -(7443B / 7.27KB, 199x254) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>3792060$ for that? No offence, but hahahahahahahahaha
>> Eliza Brookfuck - Sat, 16 Apr 2016 13:09:32 EST bAez4B/6 No.37898 Reply I don't think anyone wants to buy your wife's deadpool portrait>sorry
>> Jarvis Gocklesure - Fri, 29 Apr 2016 12:18:41 EST xMbQQxoh No.37920 Reply >>37851You'll have a lot of competition online. Depending on where you are, it may be easier to find someone via an art show. Somewhere where if they want it *now* they can impulse buy and feel good about supporting a local artist. And it doesn't have to be a set gallery. In fact, for your subject material you'd have better luck via somewhere else. Talk to coffee shops, bars and maybe a diner. Preferably close to a college where people who are closer to your target age demographic would be, goes. Hell, maybe even a head shop if you can talk the owner into hanging up trendy art to compliment the glass. You'd be better off with a "show" too. Where you can put your piece around others that are similar. Either make more to go with it, (Easy if this is a hobby and not actually *to* make money) or find somewhere that already has that style of stuff. Also, don't expect a huge chunk of change. Depending on the size of that piece (I'm guessing less than 12"x12"?) I'd say $60 or less and you might be able to sell it depending on where you are able to put it up. Anyhow, good luck.
>> Hamilton Bendleridge - Tue, 10 May 2016 16:01:34 EST dFcppvZS No.37941 Reply 1462910494593.jpg -(7443B / 7.27KB, 199x254) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>3792060$ for that? No offence, but hahahahahahahahaha
google books View Thread Reply Hide Fanny Worthingstock - Sat, 30 Apr 2016 08:08:31 EST czz0vDiI No.37924 File: 1462018111590.jpg -(168931B / 164.97KB, 740x526) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. i need to download documents from books.google.com... i there any software that can extract the full pdf with the ommited pages? >> Augustus Grimworth - Sun, 01 May 2016 02:33:32 EST ckCMBJZR No.37927 Reply HOW-TO, NOT HOW-GIMME-DATSNo. Use:http://gen.lib.rus.ec/Fewer items, but the best in the world in terms of overall catalog. It has a kinship with library.nu, but the connection is unclear.The best method to get a book for free, btw, is to check it out using the inter-library loan system. It's free (you get your library card for free at your local library - in some cases you can get a free card if you are not in the county, but only in certain counties). Some books are not available this way, and must be found at physical libraries. In this case, what some people do is steal these books then return them manually to their rightful place. You must be careful, as many libraries have tagged books, and use an alarm system like stores do, however these are ancient systems, generally, and you can get around it by just googling how to handle the particular system. NOTE: You should write down the exact books the one you are taking goes between. Reference works have a certain "look" to them, and if reshelved wrong someone will notice. Additionally, while the book is out getting loved you the book thief-lover should compact the items on that shelf, so that there is no blank space.And the best method to digitize the book is to rig up a home-made book scanner. Many versions exist, but the simplest version is:http://www.instructables.com/id/Bargain-Price-Book-Scanner-From-A-Cardboard-Box/You can use your cellphone if it has has best-in-class imagery. You will need a tripod nonetheless - and a cellphone tripod mount in this case. Cameras without exception produce better images with more light, up to a point. You want to have enough light that it is automatically selecting iso 100 (various apps will let you view the EXIF data on your images to check to see how they were shot).And that brings us to the matter of obfuscating the images. You should not perform OCR. This makes the task of identifying the book much easier for the nasties.Easy mode:Use an exif removerhttp://www.rlvision.com/exif/about.aspworks fine without paying.(note that manufacturers COULD hide some kind of watermarking in every photograph, indicating which model/batch or even model serial number was used - hot/dead pixels (or sensor dust) could also be used to fingerprint the camera)Use a renamerhttps://www.sherrodcomputers.com/products_filerenamer.cfmThis works fine without paying too. Basic version works a champ.Set your files to be named:000.jpg001.jpg002.jpg...and so on... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text. >> Ebenezer Dattingdurk - Tue, 10 May 2016 06:54:30 EST pv0ft0Ir No.37936 Reply >>37927nice way... thank you
>> Augustus Grimworth - Sun, 01 May 2016 02:33:32 EST ckCMBJZR No.37927 Reply HOW-TO, NOT HOW-GIMME-DATSNo. Use:http://gen.lib.rus.ec/Fewer items, but the best in the world in terms of overall catalog. It has a kinship with library.nu, but the connection is unclear.The best method to get a book for free, btw, is to check it out using the inter-library loan system. It's free (you get your library card for free at your local library - in some cases you can get a free card if you are not in the county, but only in certain counties). Some books are not available this way, and must be found at physical libraries. In this case, what some people do is steal these books then return them manually to their rightful place. You must be careful, as many libraries have tagged books, and use an alarm system like stores do, however these are ancient systems, generally, and you can get around it by just googling how to handle the particular system. NOTE: You should write down the exact books the one you are taking goes between. Reference works have a certain "look" to them, and if reshelved wrong someone will notice. Additionally, while the book is out getting loved you the book thief-lover should compact the items on that shelf, so that there is no blank space.And the best method to digitize the book is to rig up a home-made book scanner. Many versions exist, but the simplest version is:http://www.instructables.com/id/Bargain-Price-Book-Scanner-From-A-Cardboard-Box/You can use your cellphone if it has has best-in-class imagery. You will need a tripod nonetheless - and a cellphone tripod mount in this case. Cameras without exception produce better images with more light, up to a point. You want to have enough light that it is automatically selecting iso 100 (various apps will let you view the EXIF data on your images to check to see how they were shot).And that brings us to the matter of obfuscating the images. You should not perform OCR. This makes the task of identifying the book much easier for the nasties.Easy mode:Use an exif removerhttp://www.rlvision.com/exif/about.aspworks fine without paying.(note that manufacturers COULD hide some kind of watermarking in every photograph, indicating which model/batch or even model serial number was used - hot/dead pixels (or sensor dust) could also be used to fingerprint the camera)Use a renamerhttps://www.sherrodcomputers.com/products_filerenamer.cfmThis works fine without paying too. Basic version works a champ.Set your files to be named:000.jpg001.jpg002.jpg...and so on... Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>> Ebenezer Dattingdurk - Tue, 10 May 2016 06:54:30 EST pv0ft0Ir No.37936 Reply >>37927nice way... thank you
catacombs View Thread Reply Hide Laber Palaver - Tue, 29 Sep 2015 03:38:24 EST /KmJFbar No.37670 File: 1443512304897.jpg -(448869B / 438.35KB, 1000x1390) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. imagine getting lost in the french catacombs.Or the even larger catacombs at odessa.How would you survive?What are the chances of finding your way out?Do you think there are people living down there? 9 posts and 3 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Reuben Chenninglock - Sun, 29 Nov 2015 00:09:46 EST Eh9zZgXY No.37741 Reply urban exploring, tunneling. fun stuff. >> Bemshaw Fabulous - Sun, 28 Feb 2016 18:09:51 EST JRAJg6IQ No.37845 Reply 1456700991630.webm [mp4] -(2656628B / 2.53MB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. nah. >> Martin Ginderdodging - Sat, 07 May 2016 14:29:02 EST gQPFg9vj No.37934 Reply >>37714 pretty sure they reference this in that shitty "as above so below" movie, which was way better for the catacomb footage than it was for plot line.
>> Reuben Chenninglock - Sun, 29 Nov 2015 00:09:46 EST Eh9zZgXY No.37741 Reply urban exploring, tunneling. fun stuff.
>> Bemshaw Fabulous - Sun, 28 Feb 2016 18:09:51 EST JRAJg6IQ No.37845 Reply 1456700991630.webm [mp4] -(2656628B / 2.53MB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. nah.
>> Martin Ginderdodging - Sat, 07 May 2016 14:29:02 EST gQPFg9vj No.37934 Reply >>37714 pretty sure they reference this in that shitty "as above so below" movie, which was way better for the catacomb footage than it was for plot line.
How do I kill myself via ligature? View Thread Reply Hide Nathaniel Fuckingstone - Sat, 23 Apr 2016 00:09:58 EST Xa9laeTk No.37904 File: 1461384598092.jpg -(73125B / 71.41KB, 632x474) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm really stupid and I just cannot kill myself. I go un-concious after like 10 seconds or so. But I always wake up??What I'm doing is getting a t-shirt made out of cotton. I put it around my neck and tie it to a stick then I pull the stick outwards and it's uncomfortable but it seems to work. But when I go unconscious it the t-shirt goes loose again and I don't die. Please help. 6 posts and 4 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:10:10 EST qp6lSEVE No.37930 Reply https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57kHFXElTVI>>37908 >> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:23:25 EST qp6lSEVE No.37931 Reply >>37904Keep-on-keeping on. No giveee up. Wwe all at times, see things btter.. >> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:26:16 EST qp6lSEVE No.37932 Reply >>37931excuse my keyboardddd. I will trry to gigure it out.Reegardlesss, you syrely more imprtamt.
>> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:10:10 EST qp6lSEVE No.37930 Reply https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57kHFXElTVI>>37908
>> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:23:25 EST qp6lSEVE No.37931 Reply >>37904Keep-on-keeping on. No giveee up. Wwe all at times, see things btter..
>> Angus Crorringbuck - Tue, 03 May 2016 03:26:16 EST qp6lSEVE No.37932 Reply >>37931excuse my keyboardddd. I will trry to gigure it out.Reegardlesss, you syrely more imprtamt.
Figuring Out an Identity View Thread Reply Hide Molly Fankinkig - Wed, 27 May 2015 01:07:27 EST EQvfPVaq No.37494 File: 1432703247142.jpg -(1105690B / 1.05MB, 1920x1200) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How does someone find their "identity" or purpose? How do I understand who I am?More importantly, how do I find out what I want out of life?What do you personally want from life? 18 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> cheeseboiga - Tue, 01 Mar 2016 23:39:27 EST Jbc2d0+n No.37847 Reply 1456893567393.jpg -(76941B / 75.14KB, 610x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE >> Graham Picklock - Thu, 14 Apr 2016 18:31:38 EST ZJdcriYp No.37895 Reply You dont find it, you have to decide it. Neoliberalism has a good part: you can be anything you choose and make profit out of it.The cons? Life is finite and deisitions have repercutions. Thats the game of life.Have you ever known about someone who choose his path and is totally unsuccessful? >> Molly Sollernick - Mon, 18 Apr 2016 00:41:18 EST ubaAlja5 No.37900 Reply >>37532So I ate a bunch of spiders and told my parents I don't really love them.Now I have a mouthful of spider bits and I'm out of the will. Thanks a lot, asshole.
>> cheeseboiga - Tue, 01 Mar 2016 23:39:27 EST Jbc2d0+n No.37847 Reply 1456893567393.jpg -(76941B / 75.14KB, 610x900) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Graham Picklock - Thu, 14 Apr 2016 18:31:38 EST ZJdcriYp No.37895 Reply You dont find it, you have to decide it. Neoliberalism has a good part: you can be anything you choose and make profit out of it.The cons? Life is finite and deisitions have repercutions. Thats the game of life.Have you ever known about someone who choose his path and is totally unsuccessful?
>> Molly Sollernick - Mon, 18 Apr 2016 00:41:18 EST ubaAlja5 No.37900 Reply >>37532So I ate a bunch of spiders and told my parents I don't really love them.Now I have a mouthful of spider bits and I'm out of the will. Thanks a lot, asshole.
/howto/ secretly video record on the go View Thread Reply Hide Sidney Trotdale - Thu, 24 Mar 2016 09:57:34 EST POi0L6So No.37873 File: 1458827854061.jpg -(20878B / 20.39KB, 564x354) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm looking for a method of secretly video recording on the go - i.e. during walking adventures abroad so i'm not 'that guy' holding a fancy camera/phone device and pointing it around like a trashy tourist..A not too shabby resolution & enough battery life and storage for using on/off throughout the day, with minimal faffing around (on/off button) would be ideal.Products exist for this purpose and I'll list several below but I'm interested in YOUR thoughts on the matter.Welcoming suggestions and potetial problems. Such as how to conceal device under casual clothes and use it without anyone noticing. >> Sidney Trotdale - Thu, 24 Mar 2016 10:18:53 EST POi0L6So No.37874 Reply 1458829133061.jpg -(75301B / 73.54KB, 1000x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Alreet. I'm not a bona fide suit wearer so i'm not sure about how well a button style camera would conceal in the button hole of a casual shirt - upper pocket of or back pack/sholder strap pocket.;pic related is this: 640x480 video resolution, mini SD and TF card memory, usb cable slot. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-DV-Spy-Button-Camera-Hidden-DVR-Camcorder-Detect-CAM-8GB-Video-Sound-Record/291509813707Another similar model here: http://www.dictaphones.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=SPEMIN4GBAs you can see, lens looks kinda like an actual button. Where does the rest of the unit sit? Gotta be inconspicuous as possible. Especially travelling in an unsafe urban area where you want to keep your wits about ye.inb4 someone suggests HD video recording glasses - can't be sacked with that.a teeny video recording camera module *Wired* to an android phone, microcomputer or battery+storage drive or something.. was kinda what I had imagined. (Discreet!) >> Emma Nuppernin - Fri, 15 Apr 2016 14:55:08 EST AMXlUunp No.37896 Reply 1460746508349.jpg -(50593B / 49.41KB, 1000x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. OP here - still searching.......found this - pretty much what i'm after BUT the reviews for it are disconcertinghttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Mengshen%C2%AE-Resolution-Smallest-Pinhole-Detection/dp/B00Y1T8PXK/
>> Sidney Trotdale - Thu, 24 Mar 2016 10:18:53 EST POi0L6So No.37874 Reply 1458829133061.jpg -(75301B / 73.54KB, 1000x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Alreet. I'm not a bona fide suit wearer so i'm not sure about how well a button style camera would conceal in the button hole of a casual shirt - upper pocket of or back pack/sholder strap pocket.;pic related is this: 640x480 video resolution, mini SD and TF card memory, usb cable slot. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-DV-Spy-Button-Camera-Hidden-DVR-Camcorder-Detect-CAM-8GB-Video-Sound-Record/291509813707Another similar model here: http://www.dictaphones.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=SPEMIN4GBAs you can see, lens looks kinda like an actual button. Where does the rest of the unit sit? Gotta be inconspicuous as possible. Especially travelling in an unsafe urban area where you want to keep your wits about ye.inb4 someone suggests HD video recording glasses - can't be sacked with that.a teeny video recording camera module *Wired* to an android phone, microcomputer or battery+storage drive or something.. was kinda what I had imagined. (Discreet!)
>> Emma Nuppernin - Fri, 15 Apr 2016 14:55:08 EST AMXlUunp No.37896 Reply 1460746508349.jpg -(50593B / 49.41KB, 1000x1000) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. OP here - still searching.......found this - pretty much what i'm after BUT the reviews for it are disconcertinghttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Mengshen%C2%AE-Resolution-Smallest-Pinhole-Detection/dp/B00Y1T8PXK/
websites that teach View Thread Reply Hide Molly Pittman - Wed, 03 Jun 2015 03:18:40 EST IuAR7NR5 No.37506 File: 1433315920831.jpg -(73680B / 71.95KB, 700x474) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. are there any other good websites for learning besides codeacademy and khanacademy? 6 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Phineas Nimmleshaw - Fri, 18 Mar 2016 09:58:17 EST Fjkmsu8M No.37867 Reply Coursera. >> SU !SEE7n9Y/L2!!xAneIQEC - Fri, 01 Apr 2016 03:48:37 EST tuA7qcL8 No.37882 Reply Udemy >> Betsy Chabberville - Wed, 13 Apr 2016 19:32:32 EST ZptMwxHm No.37894 Reply t[%]
Custom Grow fixtures View Thread Reply Hide Sophie Wazzleham - Wed, 09 Mar 2016 22:13:26 EST TFJzyOuA No.37856 File: 1457579606626.jpg -(3492859B / 3.33MB, 4160x2340) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I was wondering if you guys had any good sources on custom grow setups?Led's preferably, pictured is mine.It's a 400w fixture.A 36v 12a power supply for cctv systems.wired in parallel to 2x 250w and 1x 150w buck converters, for constant current.The converters are wired in parallel to 3 per 250 and 2 to the 150. 50w cob chips of course, working at 35v 1500ma each.Parts hit about $250 if you include some of the tools I had to buy. (but should have had in the first place.Pulls 470w from the wall, I'll be testing it's ability to grow in a 4x8 area next to its brother when it's finished.Here's a helpful link to some led stuff.https://www.circlejerk.com/r/microgrowery/comments/2lvpto/guide_ledwizards_diy_1000_true_watt_led_light/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPSwmwj8ZLXObtBJmz-76rw/videos 2 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Whitey Hivinggold - Sat, 09 Apr 2016 07:11:47 EST Qtz16c4F No.37889 Reply >>37879Is this even a real heatsink with cooling fins or just some aluminum plate?You are aware that LEDs even work when they are overheating, but their lifespan is drastically reduced. They also have abysmal performance when they get hot. Your 50000 Lumen might turn out to be 30000 for a few weeks. >> Whitey Hivinggold - Sat, 09 Apr 2016 07:13:26 EST Qtz16c4F No.37890 Reply Also good riddance if you payed more in parts than a 400W HPS fixture costs. >> Charles Bevinghere - Tue, 12 Apr 2016 10:23:03 EST xDaS0dhy No.37892 Reply >>37889They are mounted to CPU heat sinks mounted to 3"x8" ducting. 2x 120mm fans pull air from the running CPU fans through the fins. all powered by one 12v 2a power supply.Heats not a problem, I could hold my fingers against the heat sinks after a 12 hour fire test. its average time on is 16 hrs a day so far, and nothing has started failing yet.Flat aluminum would never have the heat dissipation to even run one 50w cob.
>> Whitey Hivinggold - Sat, 09 Apr 2016 07:11:47 EST Qtz16c4F No.37889 Reply >>37879Is this even a real heatsink with cooling fins or just some aluminum plate?You are aware that LEDs even work when they are overheating, but their lifespan is drastically reduced. They also have abysmal performance when they get hot. Your 50000 Lumen might turn out to be 30000 for a few weeks.
>> Whitey Hivinggold - Sat, 09 Apr 2016 07:13:26 EST Qtz16c4F No.37890 Reply Also good riddance if you payed more in parts than a 400W HPS fixture costs.
>> Charles Bevinghere - Tue, 12 Apr 2016 10:23:03 EST xDaS0dhy No.37892 Reply >>37889They are mounted to CPU heat sinks mounted to 3"x8" ducting. 2x 120mm fans pull air from the running CPU fans through the fins. all powered by one 12v 2a power supply.Heats not a problem, I could hold my fingers against the heat sinks after a 12 hour fire test. its average time on is 16 hrs a day so far, and nothing has started failing yet.Flat aluminum would never have the heat dissipation to even run one 50w cob.
Job in IT View Thread Reply Hide Emma Hunningstone - Mon, 04 Apr 2016 22:36:08 EST OKEdpmdO No.37884 File: 1459823768795.jpg -(57198B / 55.86KB, 363x321) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have a BA in Psychology. I'm two years into a nonprofit job and I need something with better money/less bs. A number of my friends do helpdesk/network admin work. How do I get in the field?
Resume View Thread Reply Hide Hedda Funnerlet - Thu, 26 Mar 2015 23:51:23 EST Sa+fU9aI No.37386 File: 1427428283820.jpg -(52042B / 50.82KB, 340x400) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I want to apply for some office type jobs in the near future and have no clue how to write a resume, or, for that matter, what to put on it since I'm only a high school graduate. So guys, what do I do to get some of that nine to five decent pay action? >> Shitting Fallerworth - Mon, 30 Mar 2015 01:29:53 EST hH2+qdij No.37389 Reply 1427693393260.png -(1349830B / 1.29MB, 1420x935) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Break your resume into these parts and focus on your accomplishments;>Work Experience>Volunteer Experience>Education >Misc skills and certsFor each one of the first three, list basic information, your duties and your accomplishments.Ex; PetSmart: 2006-2010; Pet Products Lead. -Trained Associates, ran WISE activity, ect. -Created new system for organizing and working treat racks. The misc. certs section does not need elaboration as it is essentially an education section. >> Thomas Gusslebury - Thu, 31 Mar 2016 18:40:09 EST 0UgOL/Bu No.37880 Reply >>37386download a latex editor. bitches love latexed resumes. >> Thomas Gusslebury - Thu, 31 Mar 2016 18:40:10 EST 0UgOL/Bu No.37881 Reply >>37386download a latex editor. bitches love latexed resumes.
>> Shitting Fallerworth - Mon, 30 Mar 2015 01:29:53 EST hH2+qdij No.37389 Reply 1427693393260.png -(1349830B / 1.29MB, 1420x935) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Break your resume into these parts and focus on your accomplishments;>Work Experience>Volunteer Experience>Education >Misc skills and certsFor each one of the first three, list basic information, your duties and your accomplishments.Ex; PetSmart: 2006-2010; Pet Products Lead. -Trained Associates, ran WISE activity, ect. -Created new system for organizing and working treat racks. The misc. certs section does not need elaboration as it is essentially an education section.
>> Thomas Gusslebury - Thu, 31 Mar 2016 18:40:09 EST 0UgOL/Bu No.37880 Reply >>37386download a latex editor. bitches love latexed resumes.
>> Thomas Gusslebury - Thu, 31 Mar 2016 18:40:10 EST 0UgOL/Bu No.37881 Reply >>37386download a latex editor. bitches love latexed resumes.
Video Editing View Thread Reply Hide Bonified Clonefire - Sat, 26 Mar 2016 16:13:48 EST raS2pXmI No.37875 File: 1459023228679.gif -(2096866B / 2.00MB, 348x266) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. when you add a music trackbut the track is not long enough to fit your videowhat is your solution then? >> CrazyFolksTribe !owU3wSU682 - Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:24:55 EST ccx7Cqe1 No.37877 Reply Stretch out the song first and call it "vaporwave".
>> CrazyFolksTribe !owU3wSU682 - Mon, 28 Mar 2016 11:24:55 EST ccx7Cqe1 No.37877 Reply Stretch out the song first and call it "vaporwave".
Life View Thread Reply Hide Phoebe Honeydale - Mon, 14 Mar 2016 20:21:09 EST Ue9NeL8x No.37862 File: 1458001269858.png -(93613B / 91.42KB, 250x250) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do I make a lot of money, move to Scandinavia, find a qt gf, and live in a remote comfy forest? This is all I want from life. >> Eliza Worthingwill - Sun, 20 Mar 2016 23:17:28 EST ThtZ7wJf No.37868 Reply Follow your passions. You won't even care about meaningless material pleasures when you're doing what you love to do. Nah, I kid... just focus on making a lot of money. Scandinavian forest bitches will follow. >> Henry Chugglemug - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 17:20:14 EST KHAtqCZ+ No.37870 Reply 1458681614528.jpg -(64547B / 63.03KB, 600x425) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. > become a pipefitter/welder> move to Norway> work in the ship yards and oil wells> make boo-ku bucks> start doing metal sculpture art on the side> have money to start studio in wilderness > women love rich artistic hard working men.
>> Eliza Worthingwill - Sun, 20 Mar 2016 23:17:28 EST ThtZ7wJf No.37868 Reply Follow your passions. You won't even care about meaningless material pleasures when you're doing what you love to do. Nah, I kid... just focus on making a lot of money. Scandinavian forest bitches will follow.
>> Henry Chugglemug - Tue, 22 Mar 2016 17:20:14 EST KHAtqCZ+ No.37870 Reply 1458681614528.jpg -(64547B / 63.03KB, 600x425) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. > become a pipefitter/welder> move to Norway> work in the ship yards and oil wells> make boo-ku bucks> start doing metal sculpture art on the side> have money to start studio in wilderness > women love rich artistic hard working men.
Stock market 101 View Thread Reply Hide Angus Drunderwudge - Mon, 13 Apr 2015 22:17:05 EST IHrqt+Ui No.37415 File: 1428977825048.jpg -(87715B / 85.66KB, 800x533) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How do I get into stocks? I've seen threads like these before but I'm a total noob college undergrad dropout who just quit his part time job with less than 10k on the bank. Any good resources to start out? 41 posts and 15 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Hamilton Crinnerwater - Tue, 23 Feb 2016 20:21:46 EST wnlzoEQ8 No.37843 Reply 1456276906955.png -(472312B / 461.24KB, 947x367) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37842>it isn't exactly leverageAn options contract is the exact definition of leverage. Dude seriously?>simply determine inflection points in the price and when they're likely to occur"I have a magical crystal ball in my house. Seriously!">I should try other markets like forexOh god stop! my sides they hurt>but I can't take you too seriously if you refuse to explain your trading/demonstrate profitabilityI can't take you seriously because you're an amateur who shows no want of trying to understand the structural math theories that quantitatively validate derivative financial instruments, but you wanna think that you're louis fucking winthorpe, spouting off random price quotes like they mean anything...But no I'm totally gonna hand over my ticker symbols to a stranger on the internet, yeah totally dude totally. Just curious what would be your definitions of a "call" contract and a "put" contract, in your words? >> Wesley Simblefuck - Fri, 26 Feb 2016 15:18:01 EST Ff1NGSHD No.37844 Reply 1456517881384.png -(127427B / 124.44KB, 689x657) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Whoops yeah, I confused the terms margin with leverage. This is totally leverage, however I'm not using any borrowed funds, simply paying an upfront cost that could either expire worthless or appreciate significantly.Honestly though, you're really unpleasant to talk with, and I'm not really interested in arguing over who's opinion is better, you can say anything you want but until you post your performance it's not really possible to take you seriously, especially with the bitter attitude you're giving me. Being emotional about trading is going to fuck you over. If you can't handle being contested by irrational idiots such as myself you really have no business in the markets because that's what markets are (these days, anyway..)To make a final point about options, they really aren't that hard to understand. If a stock is $110 and you buy a $1 put at a $110 strike, all you need is for the price to fall past $109 and time decay becomes irrelevant since the put has a value of at least $1 (you broke even); if it falls further you exponentially increase your returns (leverage) since you can exercise the option and then dump the stock and pocket the difference (or rather, sell the option to someone who needs it). What I like about options is that even if the price goes against your trade, you still have until expiration for it to return and fall back into profit. On several occasions I watched my position fall %50, only to return and move into profit because I had a plan and stuck to it. Chasing trends AFTER they materialize is how most people get caught buying the peak and selling the bottom. Plan the trade, trade the plan.You can reply but I'm really not interested in continuing this. Pic related is my performance, had to shrink it to fit inside the screencap. Did some more trading and managed to recoup my losses and be in profit by about $90, if I hadn't gone full retard on PNRA initially I'd be sitting on some very nice gains. I'm literally just playing price action, if I think it's overextended I short, overcomplicating it really doesn't help. Trying to frontrun news and claim you know a market better than it knows itself is ridiculous. A majority of stocks are bullshit pump 'n dumps anyway.Anyway, I'm done here. The readers of this thread can reach their own conclusions, as they should.Also anyone looking at trying this I couldn't recommend optionsxpress, their commissions are awful. >> Beatrice Worthingstock - Fri, 04 Mar 2016 21:26:18 EST wnlzoEQ8 No.37850 Reply 1457144778655.png -(76839B / 75.04KB, 1000x633) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37832Two thousand niggggggggga
>> Hamilton Crinnerwater - Tue, 23 Feb 2016 20:21:46 EST wnlzoEQ8 No.37843 Reply 1456276906955.png -(472312B / 461.24KB, 947x367) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37842>it isn't exactly leverageAn options contract is the exact definition of leverage. Dude seriously?>simply determine inflection points in the price and when they're likely to occur"I have a magical crystal ball in my house. Seriously!">I should try other markets like forexOh god stop! my sides they hurt>but I can't take you too seriously if you refuse to explain your trading/demonstrate profitabilityI can't take you seriously because you're an amateur who shows no want of trying to understand the structural math theories that quantitatively validate derivative financial instruments, but you wanna think that you're louis fucking winthorpe, spouting off random price quotes like they mean anything...But no I'm totally gonna hand over my ticker symbols to a stranger on the internet, yeah totally dude totally. Just curious what would be your definitions of a "call" contract and a "put" contract, in your words?
>> Wesley Simblefuck - Fri, 26 Feb 2016 15:18:01 EST Ff1NGSHD No.37844 Reply 1456517881384.png -(127427B / 124.44KB, 689x657) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Whoops yeah, I confused the terms margin with leverage. This is totally leverage, however I'm not using any borrowed funds, simply paying an upfront cost that could either expire worthless or appreciate significantly.Honestly though, you're really unpleasant to talk with, and I'm not really interested in arguing over who's opinion is better, you can say anything you want but until you post your performance it's not really possible to take you seriously, especially with the bitter attitude you're giving me. Being emotional about trading is going to fuck you over. If you can't handle being contested by irrational idiots such as myself you really have no business in the markets because that's what markets are (these days, anyway..)To make a final point about options, they really aren't that hard to understand. If a stock is $110 and you buy a $1 put at a $110 strike, all you need is for the price to fall past $109 and time decay becomes irrelevant since the put has a value of at least $1 (you broke even); if it falls further you exponentially increase your returns (leverage) since you can exercise the option and then dump the stock and pocket the difference (or rather, sell the option to someone who needs it). What I like about options is that even if the price goes against your trade, you still have until expiration for it to return and fall back into profit. On several occasions I watched my position fall %50, only to return and move into profit because I had a plan and stuck to it. Chasing trends AFTER they materialize is how most people get caught buying the peak and selling the bottom. Plan the trade, trade the plan.You can reply but I'm really not interested in continuing this. Pic related is my performance, had to shrink it to fit inside the screencap. Did some more trading and managed to recoup my losses and be in profit by about $90, if I hadn't gone full retard on PNRA initially I'd be sitting on some very nice gains. I'm literally just playing price action, if I think it's overextended I short, overcomplicating it really doesn't help. Trying to frontrun news and claim you know a market better than it knows itself is ridiculous. A majority of stocks are bullshit pump 'n dumps anyway.Anyway, I'm done here. The readers of this thread can reach their own conclusions, as they should.Also anyone looking at trying this I couldn't recommend optionsxpress, their commissions are awful.
>> Beatrice Worthingstock - Fri, 04 Mar 2016 21:26:18 EST wnlzoEQ8 No.37850 Reply 1457144778655.png -(76839B / 75.04KB, 1000x633) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>37832Two thousand niggggggggga
