Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Ove Interest?

On 2/27/2025 2:29 PM, cyclintom wrote:

On Thu Feb 27 09:25:19 2025 Zen Cycle  wrote:

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lol...says the idiot that thinks
- PWM is used for testing cables
- Fiber optic cables are called light lines
- aluminum oxide is flammable
- a dent can pop out of a steel bike tube by riding it
- thermostats don't have hysteresis
et plura....

 We've already covered this -

Multiple times, and you've been proven wrong every time.

because you're not enough of an engineer to understand how a wire testoer works doesn't mean I'm wrong.

Both Jeff and I described in detail how a TDR tester works, You're claiming it's PWM. You're wrong.

We all watched you supporting that ass Liebermann's claim that he knew PWM didn't work by SHOWING and instrumnent that in fact USED PWM to test wires.

It used TDR, not PWM.

Your incompetence is comical. You couldn't look at the waveforms on that discription and tell how it worked.

I actually did exactly that, and we both explained that it was a TDR function, not a PWM function, and explained why.

 

No tommy, the PCR did not ends the AIDS epidemic, not even close.

  Sorry you stupid ass, you cannot end a diusease unless you can identify it.

Sorry, you stupid ass, but HIV was identified years before PCR was invented.

 It required and STILL requires PCR too identify the presence of HIV in blood bank donations

No, it didn't, and still doesn't. PCR is an effective and accurate tool, but it isn't the only tool. These days there are cheaper and faster tests with the same accuracy
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/4849-hiv-testing

Although my searches seem to show that HIV is now so rare that they are doing PCR by hand. But maybe not.

Not, but then we're aware of your (lack of) internet skillz.

The last Microtitrator I sesigned and programmed was called the "ProGroup and it performed everything but the thermocycling which was a complex procedure of temperature cycling. I also designed the thermocycler.

Bullshit. If you can't even read what type of A/D converter is used in a water current detector when it's written in the code comments there's no way you designed any complex medical equipment (let alone the fact that you never dealt with the FDA).

 However, HIV infections are still epidemic among homosexuals which is why you think that HIV isn't gone.

I don't _think_ it's not gone, I _know_ it's not gone. I also know it's not an epidemic among any demographic group.
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/data-research/facts-stats/index.html
Fun fact: 49% of the HIV cases in the US were in the bible belt.

 

to heart/lung machines on up.

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Seeing one on the test bench where you were employed during one of your
month-long jobs hardly constitutes "completing".

 So the only answer you have is to deny my work.

Try paying attention, shitferbrains. I've destroyed the vast majority of your bullshit claims on pretty much every subject you decide to bloviate.

You are looking pretty much an idiot to be able to judge anything.

more tommy grammargobbledegook...

 

I suggest you advise your cycling friends to take the lane.

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He does, I do, and just about every cycling advocacy organization in
addition to many government traffic safety guidelines do as well.
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Hows that 5-year-old million-dollar investment that still only worth
just over a million coming along?

 Again you speak about things you know nothing about.

WE know you claimed 5 year ago to be worth $1M and making 10-14K per month, but 5 years later you still claim to be worth $1M. Where's that $700K you should have made by now?

ALL of the major bicycle groups approve of bike lanes and paths which minimalizes the necessity to EVER take a lane.

Yup, and they recommend taking the lane when necessary for safety. The presence of a bike lane doesn't negate the need to take the lane when necessary.

Really Flunky, you have a batting average of zero.

Funny, coming from someone whose using a spork for a bat and doesn't know where the batters box is.
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