#test bench

[aarifboy]

Implement/Add Multiple Time Delays to 1-bit Signals, RTL Code and Testbe...

[wunfagroup]

Delphi valve

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[diagnozabam]

TMD Friction investește 1.5 milioane de euro într-un banc de probe pentru emisiile de praf de frână, pregătindu-se pentru reglementările Euro 7

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[hinamie]

tiger lily

[idiot-mushroom]

benchtrio headcannons

[strange-aus-and-crossovers]

Every now and then I look at the wonderful artists of the internet who draw in the EXACT style I love but am forever unable to draw in. I’ve tried for years.

But then I draw a masterpiece like this and I realize; I draw so much chaos, that if I put it in the style I desire, I’d be too powerful. The world had to nerf me.

College years for the busters was expensive for the wrong reasons for Ray and Egon. I’m sure of it.

[superbat-lmao]

Robin was standing on a roof a couple buildings over, following orders. Batman told him to wait while he dealt with the GCPD and that he would meet him at the car. So Robin was waiting.

He flicked his gaze around the accompanying roofs and tried to count his breaths. Anything but looking at the pavement below.

There was a flicker two buildings over and he turned his gaze absently, watching for shifting shades of black and grey that denoted movement. He waited.

There.

He moved quietly towards whatever was on the other roof and approached low and out of sight.

There was a series of clicks in the distance and short inhales of breath. He still didn’t have a clear sight line and shifted forward from behind some brickwork to get a better view.

It was a kid in a grey hoodie with some piece of metal in his hands. A camera.

The kid was moving down the fire escape and clicking the shutter when the opportunity presented itself. They were pretty high up, at least 7 stories. Robin snorted at the resilience of the kid, even in the alley he’d known better than to go more than 5 stories on a rickety fire escape if he could avoid it. But then, no kid in the alley would have been able to afford the equipment in the kid’s hands.

There was a sharp inhale next to him and a short shout. Robin sprung forward, realizing the kid must’ve heard him and looked down to see his eyes widen as the fire escape lurched. The kid over balanced, Robin was hurtling towards him, firing his grapple but it wouldn’t be enough. The kid started with a good 20 feet between them and Robin couldn’t overcome physics.

There was a wet crunch below him and then silence.

Someone was screaming.

Batman found Robin covered in blood with his arms wrapped around what looked to be a kid, eyes blank and busted camera lying near his feet.

He wasn’t screaming anymore, and Batman couldn’t keep up with all the words he was saying, but the tragedy was clear. He knew he would have to step forward and pry his son away from the fallen boy, there would be parents to inform but for a minute he just stood there.

First Garzonas and now this.

Two falls was enough for the night.

[aarifboy]

Adding Varying Number of Clock Cycles Delays to Signals, RTL Code & Test...

[wunfagroup]

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[spark-circuit]

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[sapphoshands]

my everything hurts and i think i'm dying shirt answered a lot of questions my 'recovery stretch' class didn't know they had

[blcssom]

closed for @lambsgod

when she'd uninvited the newest member of her team from the weekly dinner she held to discuss new ideas for upcoming projects, it hadn't occurred to her that the slight would lose it's impact because her new favorite toy had already made plans. in fact, it had been unthinkable to her that the young, budding talent would already have made friends in a city notorious for chewing up and spitting out new arrivals...let alone what looked suspiciously similar to a date. and the laughter she heard echoing across the upscale restaurant when lorraine had been hoping to demoralize them into submission was not well received by the seasoned actress. she held her head high as she approached the table, though, lips curled into the perfectly curated smile she'd practiced and maintained for decades. "sweetheart, you were sitting here with a perfect line of sight to our table and you didn't come say hello? i'm hurt." she diffuses the tension with a warm, practiced laugh as she extends her hand to the rest of the table. "lorainne atwood, nice to meet you. so how do you know my little protege here?"

[solus-official]

hey why is there no website or journal or something that lists the comparison between web browsers and their childs like i know there's a lot of them, and that it's a fruitless sisyphean task with the constant updates and processes that the new age is dependent on however there's a certain level of just, pain? that comes with the idea of finding a new web browser or simply an old web browser and how they work functionally especially with how much isn't advertised. Like, I gotta get this off my chest. People complain about the constant adverts on everything, having to deal with pop-ups and banners, and so much. But people really don't talk about how modern advertising is actually an inverse of what it used to be. Old adverts always tried to show off what products can do and exemplify the company's progress. Modern adverts do the opposite, where they'll show off some very specific benchmark, but then completely avoid talking about any other details about the product. Look at google chrome! Side tangent over. The reason i post this post is because, I'm tired of looking through various browsers for alternatives. Believe it or not I was around for NetScape, and I'll be honest. I liked it. I don't think it's nearly as good as browsers today, please, i'm not trying to fool myself. However I never want to use a Chromium browser again. Only used it for school and for work a long time ago and it was terrible to start with even in it's infancy. I'm getting kinda tired of Firefox. It's nice, but not only is Mozilla doing some... Questionable... business changes, but without making aggressive modifications it's just not functioning how I want to and with my currently aging computer it actually running just as bad as Chrome funnily enough. And child browsers are just. I love them but they NEED to differentiate themselves more. Opera/OperaGX are cool as hell browsers (for the people into that style) and to me make sense as child browsers to Chromium because of how much they add and change. Browsers like Brave may not change as much, but include enough of their own personal tools and utilities that it's more like getting a custom suite of tools than it is a brand new browser. But (and I mean this as respectfully as I can, my friend!) @floorp-official doesn't really do much and I don't know why! The funkly poob naming scheme aside it really doesn't seem to have much different than firefox to a point of wondering what points it has that make me want to use it more than firefox. Here's the thing: I currently use both Firefox and Floorp right now. Firefox is running so bad that youtube only does 24fps no matter the resolution. (Yes, I've tried that thing you're going to suggest to fix it. it didn't work.) Floorp runs smooth enough to play youtube videos at good speeds and doesn't crash, however it takes twice as long to load pages as firefox does. This is the best I've been able to get any browsers working on my computer, and the worst part is that it never used to be like this. I'm almost certain it's my 10 year old cpu, mismatched ram and junkyard motherboard, I know it is, but I experienced slowly of Firefox just getting slower, and slower, and crashing once in a blue mood to once a month. I'm about to build a new computer and I know every single problem I have with internet browsers (besides customization) will be fixed with that, but I just wish that there was more difference between web browsers. I miss when it was an actual choice between Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. I miss NetScape being a buddy pile of crap. I miss things being, Explained. Not Discovered.

[th3swarm]

why the fuck am i so awake its MIDNIGHT . STOP .

[mollynoble]

Just used "it slaps" 100% unironically in a sentence. Perhaps I'm spending too much time around the Youth