Dima

@dmytroengineering.com

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🇺🇦 Ukrainian Engineer | 24 | I mainly do Embedded Engineering but also Software/Linux/Other stuff. Website: https://dmytroengineering.com/ Mastodon: @dimin@mastodon.social

The Eveready battery logo, but the 9 though which the black cat jumps has been replaced with the Ubuntu logo.
An E-Ink display showing an extensive dashboard including date, weather, temperature and power consumption plots, state histories and server stats.
A circuit board from an SFP+ module with a RTL8261B in the center an Ethernet transformer to the right.
A 10Gbit Ethernet PCI-E card sitting outside a desktop PC, connected with a very long raiser cable.
The insides of a Logitech Anywhere MX mouse showing multiple boards, interconnect ribbons and a lot of components for a seemingly simple mouse.
A close up of the power button PCB from the bottom, screwed inside a metal laptop frame. The PCB is connected to the motherboard through a 4 pin flat flex cable.
A KDE lock screen screen brightness indicator with broken rendering. The text and borders have rendering artifacts, the bare representing the brightness value is seemingly tilted.
A thermal camera image of rice in a pan.
A dashboard saying: "Last seen: 11:31 AM GMT+1"
Meme image about installing STMicroelectronics STM32 software, showing the STM32CubeMX download page with instructions like "make sure you have administrator rights" and "chmod 777 SetupSTM32CubeMX", alongside STMicroelectronics, STM32CubeIDE, and STM32CubeMX logos. A cartoon character reacts with speech bubbles saying "ok ST" and "no ST", criticizing that this should not be the proper way to install the software.
A thermal image of a 3D printed rack enclosure showing a PSU being the hottest component at 51.35C
A thermal image sensor close up. Bond wires and PCB exposed.
An image showing several workers named after different MCU peripherals standing around doing nothing while PIO0 is doing all the work with DMA0 and CPU0 contributing a tiny bit.
An image of a laptop motherboard containing a Realtek SD card reader IC.
A video showing a BGA stencil filled with solder paste being heated and creating beautiful solder balls. The person soldering then adds flux while the balls are hot exploding them and messing it all up
A two panel comic as follows: - Panel 1: Presenter at the stage asks the crowd: "who want to buy expensive devboard", everyone in the audience raises their hand. - Panel 2: Presenter at the stage asks the crowd: "who want to install obscure toolchain", everyone in the audience lowers their hand.
A microscope image of the HDI on a CMS BPIX Layer 2-4 module.
A Unifi U6+ access point sitting on a shelf ominously glowing blue.
Alt text: A vintage-style black-and-white illustration from Popular Science magazine (January 1963) shows a hand pouring oil into a hole in the ground. The original text suggests disposing of oil by digging a hole with a posthole digger and covering it with soil. However, the image has been edited with colorful 18650 lithium-ion battery cells placed into the hole. The caption reads: "Disposing of used 18650 cells can be a problem. Solution: Dig a hole in the ground with a posthole digger. Then pour the 18650. It will be absorbed before your next change. Cover the spot with soil."
A meme showing a map of the world with various structures including ports, airports, railroads, and the last panel says "YouTube premium users" implying they don't exist. Someone replied to this image with "@grok what are ports".
A SOIC-8 OPA2365A IC in an unusually square package.
An electroluminescent display showing a generated repeating pattern with text that reads "Dmytro @diminddl https://ddl.red" and a QR code to the webpage mentioned above.
Taylor Swift concert 23.07.2024 - laser-based synchronisation at EuXFEL
A plush of the thorlabs green mascot dog.
The information display on a train showing a linux boot screen.
A screenshot from Google Search Console showing a page that is being linked to a lot by Hacker News mirrors.
A Lenovo Thinkstation M920 inside a 3D printed rack.
A 3D printed 10 inch rackfinity rack.
Sheep at CERN, the Proton Synchrotron Booster can be seen in the background.
A 3D printed piece for a 10 inch rack.
Back side of the motherboard of a Thinkstation M920q with an extra m.2 slot populated and SSD inserted.
The internals of a Thinkstation M920q.
Image of Gus Fring with the caption: "You benchpress 100kg to impress the opposite sex I benchpress 100kg so I can carry optical tables and big lasers to my upstairs room We are not the same"
A slightly hazy view from the top of a mountain.
>new browser >ask the developer "is it a new browser or google chrome" >they don't get it >pull out a chart explaining the difference between a new browser and google chrome >they laugh and say "it's a good browser ma'am" >download the browser, look inside it's google chome
An aluminum carrier holding a reflective object made of tiles with a flat flex ribbon attached.
An infrared image of my hand showing a cold spot of 14.25°C and a hot spot of 25.43°C.
A tabby cat sitting on a log.
CH341G connected to one of the boards from the T2S+ thermal camera.
A thermal camera image of a desktop using InfiCam.
Brymen BM235 multimeter
btop output showing a load average of 20 on a 16 thread CPU, while compiling rust code.
A meme showing: ok ima multi threading dahm thread safety got hands
Two HPDL 2416 LED displays on a piece of foam.
Industrial mv BlueFOX camera.
A screenshot showing an article "Mozilla removes ‘Do Not Track’ from Firefox because it was useless" requesting permission to share my information with "234 partners", while the Do Not Track setting is shown as enabled.
A laptop showing a frequency spectrum.
A Netdata dashboard showing drive usage over the course of a year.