the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@owashii@plush.city oh yeah vba is famously not very good
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jrpg experience

@owashii@plush.city if they are advertisements it's still a bit of a failure, ads are bad
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@trysdyn what *do* you use? I'd love a replacement for discord but nothing that claims to be one has all the features we want
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@rey like SMB is really nice because it's just push on, no need to screw anything (slightly lower high-frequency performance as a result, but fine for anything below like 10 ghz)
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@rey I wonder why nothing ever uses SMB or SMC
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@rey Huh, my understanding was that those usually use either SMA (or RP-SMA) or U.FL
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@rey it's weird, to us TNC is the weird one of those, we use all three of the other ones on a daily basis
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@rey the only reason we've ever used TNC connectors is because we used some for a project purely because we needed something that nothing else iin the lab used for safety purposes, and we just wanted to try using them because they're so rare, we'd never seen them in person before

what did you work with them on?
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@rey i'm second-guessing ourselves now, is the thing we use for the HVSMU actually a TRN, or is it some high-voltage modified version of TRN?
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@rey it was remarkably difficult to find that picture of a TRN connector, and it's still a terrible tiny picture you can barely make out
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@rey i think if we had to name a favorite connector it might be either TRB, TRN, SHV, or perhaps TNC

TRB connectors look like this (first picture), TRN like the second picture, SHV the third, and TNC the fourth

i dunno we just like shielded cables i guess
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@rey those're pretty nice connectors!
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@rey if foxes were a connector which one would they be
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@trysdyn @socks There is also a Bravely Default 2, which is not the same thing as Bravely Second; it's a completely different game.
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@Kaffe i care if your icon is a gif and i hate it, please stop

(we are very sensitive to motion in places that Should Not Have Motion)
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@codl i wish more websites would do that
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@gardevoir a dragon, clearly
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@zetasyanthis @rey it does take time to get to the low end of the range. when going below ambient, it even has a compressor startup sequence that takes 30 minutes, and then it takes about another 30 minutes to get down to -70ish -F