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Hello world = free running clock or blink the output (i.redd.it)

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"sooo the updated lead time is .... Never" (i.redd.it)

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3 month projects are now 2 year projects (i.redd.it)

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My test racks be looking old but awesome (i.redd.it)

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first manual car by admhal in crx

[–]Sphinx_Hamster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Solid vibes

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"well....let me know if it happens again" (i.redd.it)

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How do you like MS Project Online, Monday.com, Smartsheet? Which do you prefer/recommend? by Gwinlan in projectmanagement

[–]Sphinx_Hamster 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Smart sheet
I have used ms project, Monday, Trello and smart sheet and although some of the listed ones do well within their specific tasking realm, smart sheet allowed me to do many things well. Allowing me to treat projects as lists vs calenders vs a kanban board and using forms. Certainly a little more learning as it's a blank slate, less structure, but the lack of structure is also it's strength allowing as much flexibility as you can handle.

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I know you are new, but the last control guy quit so this is all yours now (i.redd.it)

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"you know that button you said never to press?" by Sphinx_Hamster in PLC

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Also to note in Rockwell this is the 4-20 code which I always thought funny.

In addition to making sure I can't call out fo bounds in indexed arrays, I also have a fault routine that ignore the 4-20 but does throw a flag so I know if my idiot online edit broke it but does not shut it down.

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"you know that button you said never to press?" (i.redd.it)

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"oh and can you make it cloud based and air gapped" (i.redd.it)

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His name is Doug. He is the bane of my existence. (i.redd.it)

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"uh yea probably, can you just come in" by Sphinx_Hamster in PLC

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I've done Japanese prints....and I can't read Japanese

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"uh yea probably, can you just come in" (i.redd.it)

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"uhhhh the ground problem indicator is lit" (i.redd.it)

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"but it's an exciting workplace!" (i.redd.it)

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"I was admitted to Agile Hospital after a tragic waterfall accident." by Sphinx_Hamster in projectmanagement

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Scrum call location

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"I was admitted to Agile Hospital after a tragic waterfall accident." (self.projectmanagement)

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I learned about 0DTE this year by insane_saint in wallstreetbets

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Thank you for your sacrifice. I'm the one selling you those.

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"Wrench out, tag out the switch" (i.redd.it)

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"we had a fuse go out and now the plc logic changed" by Sphinx_Hamster in PLC

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I have that problem internally with some of the team as well. Very annoying. On the flip side I have gotten through with a number of them that the HMI, although it takes longer to make, is a solid first stop when troubleshooting.

Most of my calls come from operators in front of the HMI and I can't remote in or have them look at any code so most of what I wrote was totally selfish

"we had a fuse go out and now the plc logic changed" by Sphinx_Hamster in PLC

[–]Sphinx_Hamster[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

All of this. Anyone that tells me they need to see it in ladder to troubleshoot first shows me the HMI is not set up well. Put the kind of flow charts and things needed to troubleshoot right there.

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"we had a fuse go out and now the plc logic changed" (i.redd.it)

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My DiY ebike by DaRealDorseyBruh in ebikes

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It's a lot of fun, I was going up a hill and I think some previous times of not having the arms in there had enough wear that helped cause it. You should be good, just make sure those hub nuts are tight.

My DiY ebike by DaRealDorseyBruh in ebikes

[–]Sphinx_Hamster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's pretty much the same kit I am running. "1500 watt" which never seems to draw more than 1kw. I saw you have the torque arms on there, that's REALLY good as mine eventually stripped out the rear slot (even with the arms)

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