Questions tagged [on-topic]
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Do my work for me type questions
I have seen a few questions that sound more or less like a full design problem description. In essence the poster is asking somebody to do the work for him.
Now the question is when does the ...
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Is this question on the Navier-Stokes equations on topic?
Two days ago, the question What is the physical interpretation of the second term in the viscous stress tensor in the Navier-Stokes equations? was asked. In essence, it asks about the "physical ...
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How do we handle questions about conspiracies that contain engineering topics?
I took a quick look around and I couldn't find previous discussion, so I thought I would bring this up.
I was inspired by this question, which asks about whether jet fuel can melt steel beams (yes, ...
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Are questions regarding drafting on topic here?
Just found this Engineering stack-exchange site. From browsing the help and meta, it seems this is pretty new. I would imagine some, or most, of the users here are familiar with Eng-Tips as well - ...
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A question about professionalism and neurotypical
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I would otherwise delete this but it has been answered by others.
I want to know if the following is on-topic for the non-meta area of engineering.
I know it is wordy, and I will try and ...
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Guidelines to avoid resource hunting questions?
A couple of questions have recently been closed (or got some votes to close) for being "resource-hunting questions". I was hoping we could build some criteria to help future posters to phrase their ...
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Are AutoCAD usage questions on topic here? [duplicate]
Are AutoCAD usage questions on topic here? The CAD proposal didn't pick up steam and was closed.
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what if i copy-paste "Can freewheel of coaster brake be used in combination with derailleur?" to this se?
see https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/85544/can-freewheel-of-coaster-brake-be-used-in-combination-with-derailleur Can freewheel of coaster brake be used in combination with derailleur?
is ...
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MRI contrast power injectors
Would a question about MRI contrast power injectors (a pump) be on topic in the Engineering.SE, what should the tags be?
Is it true that with power injectors a good 2-3ml of the drug used
(e.g 30ml ...
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How are NanoLED and MicroLED computer screens designed differently?
I have asked the following question in SuperUser.SE. If I asked the question on this site would it be closed (I wouldn't cross-post the question would exist only on one site either here or there)?
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Is a question on the engineering of a respirator mask on-topic here?
Since the changes in the teacher's lounge I'm unable to ping any mods that haven't been active there. So that's why I am spamming your meta :) Here we go:
There is this question that has been ...
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Would this question about computer memory and BIOS be a good fit for Engineering SE?
Noticed you guys have an (as yet undefined) computer engineering tag. Does this seem like your cup of tea?
I'm writing a little toy operating system using a mix of C and Assembly (it's not meant to ...
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Are questions inquiring about the existance of particular inventions\tools in scope here\elsewhere? [duplicate]
I was particularly looking to ask a question about whether devices\methods have been developed to aid urban core fire departments to speed the sluggish, grueling ascent in skyscrapers when existing ...
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Are religiously-motivated scientific questions off-topic?
According to the relevant help page, questions are on-topic if they
Identify a specific engineering problem
Require expert engineering knowledge to solve
I do not see anything there about ...