Unbreakable adapter that fits in a 34mm socket.
Still want a 19mm one for my kit, I have 1 more print to try, if that fails I put a 19mm barrel nut in it.
Replying to @FixTechStuff1
Test print worked with a ratchet, but need to make it beefier to handle an impact driver.
A tip for making those @tinkercad curves / fillets look good and not completely awful is make the transparent cutouts dimensions square.
Would be nice if it had an option you could tick that made them simmetrical, I doubt anyone wants ugly looking fillets if they can avoid it.
In other news, I love Tinkercad, it's the only thing on the internet that keeps me sane or occupied in a good way.
This is how I get around supports failing on my 0.5mm x 1mm 3d prints.
I just switched from trees to lines.
Update on the Intel Mac Mini 2014 I didn't know I had.
I think my brother gave it to me, I installed Sonoma with a patch and it ran like garbage, so I put it aside.
Anyway, a few days ago I found it and installed a 2TB Samsung SSD, Ubuntu and Steam.
I forget which i5, 8GB ram, Iris Pro Graphics 5200.
It's quite OK for gaming, or the old school games I care about, so far Worms Reloaded and Half Life run fine.
A graphical glitche in Worms due to the driver being the bare minimum, but I can make it unglitch if it appears.
🤬nice one Bunnings (Australian hardware store)
I grabbed 2 of these M12 long nuts from the same container and one is imperials
Going to make a tool for winding down my spare wheel with an impact driver seeing as I lost the one from my car.
I standardise jack connections to 19mm
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WTF, $3000 Samsung TV has an always-on mic, automatic content recognition, geo tracking, network mapping, and ships your data to Samsung + 400 partners.
Bro Rooted a brand-new 2025 Samsung TV after noticing absurdly targeted ads.
Firmware was locked down, so zero-days it was.
Got a root shell.
then found: always-on voice service, ACR, geo, full telemetry pipeline, and four separate DRM systems.
This isn’t a bug, It’s the product bro.
Be me, order a 1TB Samsung EVO SSD for my Linux 2014 Intel Mac Mini.
Then 10 minutes later realise it also has PCIE and I can get a cable for it.
How to confirm you have a board fault and not a fault in the LCD circuitry, just unplug it. You can observe the boot loop via the backlight flashing.
The voltage is pulsing on this MOSFET, so I guess that means the protection circuit is shutting it down.
Current activities. Installing Ubuntu on an Intel Mac Mini I forgot I had.
It previously had a hacked install of Sonoma and was incredibly slow.
Going to see if it is usable for gaming.





















