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- Comment on Rotary wing tism be kickin, i wana know what model it was >.< 1 day ago:
omg thank you so much for this i didnt know about that, i was thinking about to build a ADS-B feeding box for exchange D:
airplanes.live, adsb.fi, or adsb.lol seam to have the exact same feature set as ADS-B exchange minus the replay function, but i can life with that :D
- Comment on Rotary wing tism be kickin, i wana know what model it was >.< 1 day ago:
dosent they filter a lot? i switched to ADS-B exchange because flightradar24 didnt show military planes or something like that…
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- Comment on Mouth. 1 day ago:
quality post
- Comment on Horseshoes Bring Good Luck 1 week ago:
Bruh geht ur AI slob ass outa here
- Comment on *pat pat pat* 1 week ago:
- Comment on Laptop drastically increasing noise floor 2 weeks ago:
Hmm could be that u hear the power brick of the laptop switching thru different power modes during start up. you could try to shield the laptop or parts of it to track down where exactly it comes from
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- Comment on Caption this. 2 weeks ago:
snails be getting better healthcare than me
- Comment on I made this instead 3 weeks ago:
i would ague that that would actually be low entropy, cuz the amount of heat energy (high entropy) in the meal is quite low compared to the chemical energy it holds (low entropy), hence overall a hot meal is still low in entropy, and by ingesting it i transfer its low entropy into my system (body)
- Comment on If they where only reprogrammable.... 3 weeks ago:
i am building a audio over LED thing rn and was looking for cheap programmable driver chips thats how i found this eventually :D
- Comment on I made this instead 3 weeks ago:
i misread that in my first reply, my adding energy (low entropy) to my high entropy system i stay alive
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- Comment on No time to explain, grab a milk and look at the camera 3 weeks ago:
they also look like 2 old James Bonds and the guy from Falling Down (1993) in the middel
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 8 comments
- Comment on WMD 4 weeks ago:
Also collecting intel about you and your surroundings in the following wave bands:
0.1Hz - 4kHz Gyroscope 20Hz - 40kHz Multiple microphones 220kHz Wireless charging controller 13.5MHz NFC 1GHz - 6GHz Wideband (airtags) 600MHz - 30GHz 5G Bands 2.4/5Ghz Wifi/Bt (mass SSID and beacon collection) 1100MHz to 1600MHz GPS 380THz Face ID and Cam focus aid
Did i miss something?
- Comment on Dont call this number again, we uphold the laws of physics in this home 4 weeks ago:
now i have something to look up, thx for the inspiration :D
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- Comment on Dont call this number again, we uphold the laws of physics in this home 4 weeks ago:
thats something to bragg mirror about
- Comment on Dont call this number again, we uphold the laws of physics in this home 4 weeks ago:
yeah ok i should have specified no wobbly mirrors fair
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 8 comments
- when you tile your meme to avoid it getting lost fully in case of partial file corruptionsh.itjust.works ↗Submitted 4 weeks ago to [deleted] | 3 comments
- Comment on How do WSPR signals avoid frequency collisions? 5 weeks ago:
Thx for the answer, also very interesting, never heard about that FT8 audio subtraction method before but makes total sense :D
- Comment on The Legend lives on from the Chippewa on down.... 5 weeks ago:
i get this one :D
- Comment on I'm hungry 5 weeks ago:
oh boi that was quite the post history for just 17days of account age
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- Comment on this post is just 42kib 1 month ago:
i mean yeah, its a honest loss of information, jpg on the other hand introduces compression artifacts that are basically hallucinations, meaning it pretends to have more data than it actually has and humans compensate for that thru image recognition and fantasy.