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January 28 2012

12:11

Nie dla ACTA http://t.co/LHXVFGSX

January 27 2012

20:56

Play fullscreen

Gaiman on Copyright Piracy and the Web

January 21 2012

13:55

HTTP Status-Katzen

Dazu gibt es kaum etwas zu sagen: HTTP Status Cats. Übrigens: Wenn dir das gefällt, wirst du auch Freude an WebMatrix haben. Zum Beispiel mit dem neuen WordPress 3.3, dessen Code noch den berühmten “Neuwagengeruch” hat.

404 not found

401 unauthorized

406 not acceptable

408 request timeout

409 conflict

414 request-uri too long

502 bad gateway

405 method not allowed

403 forbidden

417 expect

413 request entity too large

507 insufficent storage

444 no response

508 loop detected

431 request header fields too large

426 upgrade required

500 internal server error

599 network connection timeout error

429 too many requests

302 found

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“ When an engineer says "I don't know", it means, "I don't currently have enough data to give a comprehensive, informed, and truthful answer" ”

— rands

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It's only good in one form - Imgur

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faved by Rache And Maddie

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We must save you !

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DIY ultrasonic plastic welding

Here’s something that may be of interest to all the reprappers, vacuum formers, and other plastic fabbers out there: ultrasonic welding of plastics. If you’ve ever wanted to join two pieces of plastic without melting them together with acetone or screwing them together, [circuitguru] is your guy.

Ultrasonic welder setups are usually reserved for companies that don’t mind spending tens of thousands of dollars on a piece equipment. There are smaller versions made for heat staking - melting plastic pillars into rivets on the work piece – and [circuitguru] was lucky enough a somewhat reasonable price.

Because the heat staking gun was a handheld unit, a rotary tool drill press was put to work. The end result is a relatively inexpensive way to join two plastic parts without screws, glue, or solvents. The bond is pretty strong, too. Check out the video after the break to see [circuitguru] join two pieces of a plastic enclosure and try to tear them apart.

Filed under: tool hacks