perfect, but didn't she used to have a crazy web site? I guess she's big time now. 

I think that's the site I first looked her up on after seeing South Park. 

I remember pictures of cats and sweaters she knitted and lots of language that my browser couldn't handle? Maybe I've got my crazy ladies mixed up. I think her page autoloaded "You are my Sunshine" 

I need help finding a film i saw about a year ago, dont remember the name of any actors in it,
but it was about a crazy homicidal 'family' on the run, and ended with them driving to their death
against a load of cops with freebird playing

Help! 

Fucking A, that sounds like every psycho redneck's dream to die like that 

wasn't that the rob zombie movie? the second one?

i forget the name and i'm too lazy to look it up 

yes! thats all i needed.
it was The devils rejects

Thanks!!! 

I need RED leds that will run off of 3v coin cell batteries.(already have a shitload of these)
All the ones I can find only go up to 2.8 or lower.
Today if possible.
I need these for my party friday.
Or will any old led work with these batteries?
I don't want to muck with resistors or that sort of thing.
needs to be quick n dirty. 

from what i can find, you need a resistor in the circuit to regulate the current more than the voltage concerns... but apparently (and surprisingly to me) a little extra voltage can wreck an LED...
grab 2 2.8V ones and give it a shot. only gonna cost you 40 cents or something right? 

f it.
ill look into it later.
Ill just make do with the white green and blue ones I already have.
they are all 3v 

it seems that red LEDs naturally require less voltage... so if u did get a 3V red, it would be really really bright 

I'll swing by the shack tomorrow. But I don't like spending money there.
At the very least I'll find out if 3v red leds exist in a prepacked consumer level. 

does the shack really carry LEDs?? that could be useful... 

They do but it'll cost a shitload. I can usually buy 50 for $5, but there I bet they're $1 a piece. 

Anyway, if you want some in the future, here's the place I use. 

An LED will work just fine connected to your 3v battery,
and it likely won't even need a resistor, even if it's rated for 2.8 or whatever.

Low-level electronics generally have massive tolerances,
but to be safe you could get a pack of 1k resistors and connect it inline.

I smoked an LED by connecting it directly to a 9v battery once.
I forgot to solder in the 5k resistor the diagram called for. Whoops. 

If you get a high wattage red LED it will probably drop the voltage to 2.8 or so by itself. 

you guys with all your knowledge... shooting down everything i said 

CalvinHobbes said:

An LED will work just fine connected to your 3v battery,
and it likely won't even need a resistor, even if it's rated for 2.8 or whatever.

Good to know.
Thanks man! 

Pro-tip: test one before you commit a bunch,
as if the LED is built shoddily and ill-equipped for the voltage,
it could doom it.

It should be just fine, though. 

I was able to make two sets of "eyes" in a parallel circuit using one battery and 4 3v leds, and some wire taken from cat5 cable.
Another circuit I made uses 1 battery per led with the pos lead from one led wired to the neg from another and the other leads wired to each side of the 2 stacked batteries.
I don't know jack about circuitry and am just glad everything is working so far.
Thanks for all the helpful input guys. 

sanka said:

Anyway, if you want some in the future, here's the place I use.

/saved

thanks for that 

The other day I saw an add for a 3 disk rock mix. Most of the songs were from 2000 and up. It had groups like Evanescence, Chevelle, P.O.D. and they like. I need help finding the site for these promo. 

Looking for a song that's similar to Snow - Informer but it's in a Middle Eastern language, done by a really hot chick. 

supply guy said:

The other day I saw an add for a 3 disk rock mix. Most of the songs were from 2000 and up. It had groups like Evanescence, Chevelle, P.O.D. and they like. I need help finding the site for these promo.

Are you looking to buy the CD? or for their specific website? Anyway, here's what I found.

The Edge
http://www.musicspace.com/product.aspx?productcode=MS1408&s_kwcid=TC|6569|th e%20edge%20rock%20cd||S|b|3537006861 

Thats exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks dood. 

No problem. 

I need clarification on a Star Trek quote. From Voyager, an episode where the Voyager crew wakes up a hibernating race of war mongering aliens. The alien leader is talking about the war that forced them into hibernation and how his wife was weak.
The quote goes something like "If it is raining you could run down the street from stoop to stoop getting wet the whole time, or you could just walk down the street and accept it." or something like that

anyone know this, and if it has origins anywhere else? 

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU 

and also with you 

:D 

two days of looking i finally sorted through the episode list until i found the one, and then I had to track down the script

here's the quote

"When it rains, do you run from doorway to doorway, trying to stay dry, getting wet all the while? Or do you just accept the fact that it's raining and walk with dignity?"
"Rain's one thing. Plasma bombs are something else."
"But the principle is the same."
"I'd bring an umbrella."
- Gedrin and Captain Janeway

 

I need help finding the voltage regulator on a 2004 CR-V. Is is separate, or is it built into the alternator? 

https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/pubs/om/CR0404/CR0404MAINIDX.pdf
HEre is the service manual.
I'll see if I can find it in there, but maybe someone else that knows where to look can find it first. 

oops.
I guess I should have checked that out better first.
apparently that's just the first page. 

Looks separate to me. Here's a pic. 

Cool, now where the hell is it in the car? It's like a big plastic brick under the hood. 

Jeimuzu said:

Looking for a song that's similar to Snow - Informer but it's in a Middle Eastern language, done by a really hot chick.

 

Jeimuzu said:

Looking for a song that's similar to Snow - Informer but it's in a Middle Eastern language, done by a really hot chick.

This? 

I need help find deever oh look he's right here!!!! Never mind! 

Cakes said:

I need help find deever

I'm right here, Cakes

/points to crotchular area 

dvrdwn said:

This?

Yes. Thank you. 

You betcha 

There's a statistical rule relating to the differences between things in an ordered list.

So that the percentage difference between the second in the list and the third
is roughly half the difference between the first and second,
and so on.

I can't think what it's called, and it's proving hard to Google. 

*twitch*
I looked up linear ordering on wikipedia, clicked a few links, and then more, and more...
And then my brain melted. 

so i'm trying to make a ringtone for my phone from an mp3 file. i tried downloading bitpim, but it doesn't support my phone (LG VX11000 better known as an enV touch). does anybody have any suggestions that aren't mobile 17 or myxer? 

Do you have verizon? 

Red Chiron said:

so i'm trying to make a ringtone for my phone from an mp3 file. i tried downloading bitpim, but it doesn't support my phone (LG VX11000 better known as an enV touch). does anybody have any suggestions that aren't mobile 17 or myxer?

You can use THIS site as well if you don't have Verizon.

If you have Verizon - - send it to yourself - yournumber@vzwpix.com.
Then save it as a ringtone. 

velifer said:

I need help finding the voltage regulator on a 2004 CR-V. Is is separate, or is it built into the alternator?

Hiya Velifer,

Not sure if you managed to find the voltage regulator in your CRV, but typically, Hondas have them bolted to the back side of the alternator. Now, as I recall the CRV is powered by the same engine as the Accord, and if Honda stays true to it's roots, I also imagine that the alternator is buried way down on the engine, drivers side, almost at the bottom.

It may in fact be easier to access from underneath the vehicle.

Now, pay special attention to installation for the voltage regulator, as they are typically equipped with 2 sintered-metal commutator brushes, which will need to be set against the armature of the alternator. Usually, your parts guy will be able to tell you how it is done, or you can talk to a Honda tech. The last one I did, had a small hole drilled above the brush-housing, so that you could compress the springs that the brushes rode on, then hold them in with a small pin. The you installed the regulator, and released the pin-which released the springs and the brushes were against the commutator. This may not be the case fo you, but I think it may be worth looking into.

Hope this helps. 

Anybody know of a good live feed holographic projection system?