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You find less drilled presentations on show floors where everyone are trade reps for big companies.

There's a lot of others that are likely to be of a similar size but have never been drilled at all.

We've had that drilled into our heads and drill it into our children's heads.

I don't need to have certain words drilled into me because I've known them for over a decade.

They did the procedure where they drilled into my iliac (sp?) crust.

The base is defined and the board holders are custom printed (basically a flat sheet with posts that can be drilled and tapped in various places) so every board just drops into the holder.

I actually did buy a whiteboard a while back, and drilled a lot of algorithm problems, and it's helped a lot.

When they tried to hook up a debugger it drilled the whole stack top to the bottom, naturally and showed them whole lot of scala code.

The well at my old house was drilled with this possibility in mind: deep enough that, even with a drop in water, it can still pump.

I still have ctrl+b and ctrl+h drilled into my fingers for when i want to dig something out of either bookmarks or history.

Human factors is a huge part of training - so for this to be effective it needs to be drilled into the pilot's checklist on engine failure.

I also know what words come easily and immediately when I am trying to speak and thus are drilled into me by constant use.

They subtilely drilled home the "he's a traitor and a coward" ideas, and I am honestly not sure why.

Since it's off-center, usually a bunch of holes (theoretically also of radius C, I think?) are drilled in B and filled with "output rollers" which connect to one single shaft which is on-center relative to C.

The other type of breadboard you are thinking of is a "solderless breadboard." Original breadboards date back to the days before printed circuits when people would stick component leads through holes drilled in a piece of wood or some other material and wire them together.

My aim was to suggest some broad "security programming" fields/projects that are easy to get started in or get quick results with and contain enough documentation and specialty uses that allow them to be drilled down into specifically if that part of the landscape interests OP.