Comments for Exploring Things http://exploringthings.com All Things Are Of Wonder If Only Explored Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:59:13 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on What is the best job for me if I like and am good with various gadgets and electronics? by James Price http://exploringthings.com/what-is-the-best-job-for-me-if-i-like-and-am-good-with-various-gadgets-and-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-58 James Price Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:59:13 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/what-is-the-best-job-for-me-if-i-like-and-am-good-with-various-gadgets-and-electronics/#comment-58 You could become some kind of engineer. Engineers generally get paid quite well and there is a lot of room for progression. Good luck! You could become some kind of engineer. Engineers generally get paid quite well and there is a lot of room for progression. Good luck!

]]> Comment on How to raise netbook sound without any gadgets? by classicsat http://exploringthings.com/how-to-raise-netbook-sound-without-any-gadgets/comment-page-1/#comment-84 classicsat Mon, 12 Jul 2010 01:13:11 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/how-to-raise-netbook-sound-without-any-gadgets/#comment-84 Only by turning up the main system volume, and the volume on apps and web applets.. If you have Windows XP, then maybe with the WAV slider on the volume app. Otherwise you need to use external amplified speakers. Only by turning up the main system volume, and the volume on apps and web applets.. If you have Windows XP, then maybe with the WAV slider on the volume app.

Otherwise you need to use external amplified speakers.

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]]> Comment on Is it possible to make my own Windows 7 desktop gadgets? by Jeff_Windows_Team http://exploringthings.com/is-it-possible-to-make-my-own-windows-7-desktop-gadgets/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Jeff_Windows_Team Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:35:28 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/is-it-possible-to-make-my-own-windows-7-desktop-gadgets/#comment-94 It is possible. This Dev Center has your answers- http://gallery.live.com/devcenter.aspx Jeff Windows Outreach Team It is possible. This Dev Center has your answers- http://gallery.live.com/devcenter.aspx

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]]> Comment on What types of gadgets and machinery objects do mechanical engineers focus on the most? by Wiser http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Wiser Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:43:01 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/#comment-37 All mechanical engineers may not focus on same items. As a mechanical engineer I can tell you my taste that I believe is the concern if not all but of many. We love mechanisms! Like what you see in watch, gear box, Transmission etc. Even simple mechanisms like levers that operate to close car doors, petrol outlet opening, bonnet opening, seat adjustment etc. Don't they make you feel wonderful. There are many much more such things you will see in real life. Try to find how the mechanical movements happen in your daily life. None of these are comparable to electronic gadgets. But many electronic gadgets depend a lot on mechanical movements. Just open and see any Tape / cassette recorder, you will agree my point of view. All mechanical engineers may not focus on same items. As a mechanical engineer I can tell you my taste that I believe is the concern if not all but of many. We love mechanisms! Like what you see in watch, gear box, Transmission etc. Even simple mechanisms like levers that operate to close car doors, petrol outlet opening, bonnet opening, seat adjustment etc. Don’t they make you feel wonderful. There are many much more such things you will see in real life. Try to find how the mechanical movements happen in your daily life. None of these are comparable to electronic gadgets. But many electronic gadgets depend a lot on mechanical movements. Just open and see any Tape / cassette recorder, you will agree my point of view.

]]> Comment on What types of gadgets and machinery objects do mechanical engineers focus on the most? by Lothar B http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Lothar B Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:40:37 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/#comment-36 its a wide subject, im a EE and we have MEs that design the housings and they are also responsible for all the thermal calculations its a wide subject, im a EE and we have MEs that design the housings and they are also responsible for all the thermal calculations

]]> Comment on What types of gadgets and machinery objects do mechanical engineers focus on the most? by JohnS http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/comment-page-1/#comment-35 JohnS Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:57:29 +0000 http://exploringthings.com/what-types-of-gadgets-and-machinery-objects-do-mechanical-engineers-focus-on-the-most/#comment-35 ME is the basis of all engineering. Civil Engineers are MEs that build structures that do not move. Electrical Engineers are MEs that can only work with electricity. A good ME is a physicist who can actually BUILD the things that he or she can dream up. Given all that, most MEs focus on one of several areas. Thermodynamics, Machinery design, Power generation, Robotics/Machinery Control, or Fluid Dynamics. Almost everything you use, ride in, live in, or look at was designed in some part by a ME. ME is the basis of all engineering. Civil Engineers are MEs that build structures that do not move. Electrical Engineers are MEs that can only work with electricity. A good ME is a physicist who can actually BUILD the things that he or she can dream up.

Given all that, most MEs focus on one of several areas. Thermodynamics, Machinery design, Power generation, Robotics/Machinery Control, or Fluid Dynamics. Almost everything you use, ride in, live in, or look at was designed in some part by a ME.

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