CameronDev
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- Comment on justgermanthigs 4 days ago:
Cock wash?!
- Comment on Do smoke detectors have little speakers inside them? If yes, would it be possible to hack them to play a little jingle? 1 week ago:
A basic speaker is functionally a copper coil next to a permanent magnet. A hard drive head (although I guess more specifically read arm?) is also a copper coil next to a permanent magnet. So if you push an audio signal through the coil, it vibrates and makes sound. It’s missing the diaphram/cone part of the speaker, so it’ll be very tinny.
If you want to make one yourself, get a broken hard drive, and an old pair of headphones, and connect the wires to the coil and play some music.
- Comment on Do smoke detectors have little speakers inside them? If yes, would it be possible to hack them to play a little jingle? 1 week ago:
Never seen it before, never been so happy getting rickrolled :D
- Comment on Do smoke detectors have little speakers inside them? If yes, would it be possible to hack them to play a little jingle? 1 week ago:
Never tried floopy drives, good acoustics?
- Comment on Do smoke detectors have little speakers inside them? If yes, would it be possible to hack them to play a little jingle? 1 week ago:
You can also make hard drive heads play music. Poor quality music, but music.
Multiple piezoelectric buzzers could probably play a tune if you tune them to individual notes. Not sure how to tune them, but probably cutting them, or putting bluetak on them would alter their note.
- Comment on Thanks Alot 1 week ago:
- Comment on How come in movies tv shows books etc at court they make it seem like swearing on the bible prevents you from lieing? If my family or I was in danger I would lie my ass off to get out of it.. 2 weeks ago:
Hell may be a step up, certainly sounds a bit better organised…
- Comment on How come in movies tv shows books etc at court they make it seem like swearing on the bible prevents you from lieing? If my family or I was in danger I would lie my ass off to get out of it.. 2 weeks ago:
It doesn’t, and people do lie in court. It’s a relic of a time when people supposedly were afraid of going to hell.
- Comment on Anon looks back 4 weeks ago:
That’s basically 3rd base for praying mantis’s
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
$200 + KFC, don’t be greedy.
- Comment on Has AI gone too far? 4 weeks ago:
More forehead == more sexy
- Comment on How did "ancient humans" got the idea to pierce their ears/body ? 4 weeks ago:
Do you think it worked?
- Comment on The PS5 has no games! smh 5 weeks ago:
It’s a good site for that, because it’s a very non-suspicious domain name. It’s also a very bland technical site, so you won’t know it’s about buttplugs until you scroll to the bottom.
- Comment on The PS5 has no games! smh 5 weeks ago:
Clear win for xbox: iostindex.com/devices/…/xbox compatible gamepad/
(Site is for programmable buttplugs, and all things that vibrate. You may not want to visit from a work PC. Or you might, your call)
- Comment on Does anyone else feel like "analog" stuff is more "tangible"? 1 month ago:
Can I introduce you to the concept of “fire” :D
A single bitflip wiping your novel is incredibly unlikely, to the point of being almost impossible. Modern OSs and filesystems are fairly resilient, and the data is likely all still there.
- Comment on how to dust properly 1 month ago:
Damp cloth to capture the dust? Or a strong vacuum to capture it once airborne?
- Comment on Hypothetically, if your were a kid and your parents worked for a government intelligence agency, how would you keep secrets / have privacy from your parents? 1 month ago:
Even in the US it would be punishable. Morality aside, using a billion dollar NSA malware on a person carries a real risk of getting caught. The NSA might be willing to wear that risk for a high value person, but not for some employees kid.
Purely on a misuse of a valuable asset it would be punishable.
- Comment on We always seen/heard/read about dumb criminals. Has the opposite ever been true a smart criminal? Not including that white collar crap? 1 month ago:
A truly smart criminal wouldn’t get caught. So you could argue any of the unsolved crimes were “smart”. But equally likely that they were just lucky.
- Comment on How do I properly and safely clean smartphone? 1 month ago:
Some fine point tweezers are usually useful for getting lint out of the USB port, I have done it fairly aggressively and not done any damage yet.
- Comment on 1 month ago:
Did the image fail to upload? Same with your other post?
- Comment on Discussion Thread 🏆 Saturday 10 January 2026 1 month ago:
That is awesome!
- Comment on Discord's IPO could happen in March 1 month ago:
Discord and IPO is like the knight running at the castle clip from Monty Python.
Constantly coming soon, but not arriving.
- Comment on Interesting ad campaign by Ford 1 month ago:
“It stops you and a ranger”
- Comment on Interesting ad campaign by Ford 1 month ago:
Well, most HSVs have been wrapped around light poles, so that crowd moved on to rangers
- Comment on Interesting ad campaign by Ford 1 month ago:
Good point, that could certainly break up the monotony :D
- Comment on Interesting ad campaign by Ford 1 month ago:
Probably a little less exciting, would be 1hr of people failing to reverse park, or slowly backing into light poles :D
- Comment on Discussion Thread 🎉 Thursday 1 January 2026 1 month ago:
I’ll beleive that. Rude of them not to say hello.
- Comment on Discussion Thread 🎉 Thursday 1 January 2026 1 month ago:
I dont think so, it was more like a line of cloud, not a thin streak. Almost like a skywriter left a trail
- Comment on Discussion Thread 🎉 Thursday 1 January 2026 1 month ago:
Its not moving like a laser normally would. And I dont recall seeing starlinks leaving a semi-permanent streak?
- Comment on Discussion Thread 🎉 Thursday 1 January 2026 1 month ago:
Anyone know what the long white line in the sky is?
Best photo I could get, but its a long straight white line, very narrow. I dont think I’m having a stroke, my partner can also see it.
