ChaoticNeutralCzech
@ChaoticNeutralCzech@feddit.org
- Comment on Braille 1 day ago:
You are correct. Good that being blinded instantly makes your finger super sensitive to rows of dots and you speak perfect Spanish.
- Comment on Braille 2 days ago:
⠝⠕⠞⠕⠉⠁⠞ means “notocat” though. “do not touch” would be ⠙⠕⠀⠝⠕⠞⠀⠞⠕⠥⠉⠓
- Comment on What's your favorite band? (Of frequency that is) 3 days ago:
Whatever, as long as they’re all there in some capacity. I had headphones that when unplugged a bit, they probably put the capacitive mic in series with the drivers, muting a mid frequency band, effectively making it sound like someone used a shitty “vocals removing” tool.
- Comment on i did tho 3 days ago:
To prevent them from floating away of course (look at their shadow)
- Comment on Torpedos 5 days ago:
I get it. Having a super secure browser installed on a government-issued work device likely raises suspiscion. Use Tails on your own machine.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
To make you check and rickřoll you indirectly. It’s an edited screenshot, you don’t see metadata of unavailable videos
- Comment on Just one more square bro 1 week ago:
You can’t fit 25 squares into a square 4.675x bigger unless you make them smaller. Yes, that will increase the volume available for syrup.
- Comment on Dear Faith I 1 week ago:
For example, Turnitin is known to flag scripts and code a lot because of all the boilerplate.
- Comment on Remember when the whole family had to share it because you only had one 1 week ago:
Our family PC has one family user.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Why photograph with a polarizing lens for a catalog? It reveals impurities.
- Comment on Administrative task management 1 week ago:
In the 90s, March did start with a Monday in '93 and '99. But it’s unlikely you’d see TV static behind an error dialog window.
- Comment on Israwho? 1 week ago:
West Bank, Gaza Strip, Terra nullius?
- Comment on me btw 2 weeks ago:
Yes! The picture is inaccurate, people who need to learn ffmpeg rarely know they do.
- Comment on Interesting question. For me it would be a dead grandfather 2 weeks ago:
FTFY: old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/…/d9uf56l/?co…
Old Reddit has no login requirement for NSFW
- Comment on Do smoke detectors have little speakers inside them? If yes, would it be possible to hack them to play a little jingle? 2 weeks ago:
Piezo buzzers have a resonant frequency they’re strongest at. Two-pin piezo disks need driving at the desired frequency. Three-pin provide a phase-shifted feedback to the driving transistor to keep oscillating at the resonant frequency. Some include that whole circuit inside their housing so they have just 2 pins but those are for DC power, only the volume can be somewhat adjusted by changing the input voltage.
- Comment on It makes me shudder 2 weeks ago:
Which way is the rear? I tell that by the tag. (Yes, I add tags to clothing that doesn’t have them, except socks)
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
With mods, it has been approved in the Czech Republic. Yes, our DOT is a joke and now even run by the Motorist party. A guy is offering to import one, apply the mods (front licence plate holder, amber rear blinkers, slight smoothing of edges) and get it registered.
- Comment on hot midi trax 3 weeks ago:
Tracker? No, this is a copy of MATLAB '96 + Signal Processing Toolbox.
- Comment on Tune a fish 3 weeks ago:
A Czech reporter’s name is Jan Tuna. Please keep saying “tuna fish” for his* sake.
* he/him, Jan is a common male name here derived from John, the female counterpart is Jana
- Comment on Home renovations 3 weeks ago:
I’ll be assuming the pole is not grounded (electrically isolated from Earth, the earth pin of sockets, radiators, plumbing etc.)
The difference is not DC vs AC but between it being connected across two screws, for which a high current source (hundreds of amps at negligible voltage) will heat the metal up - as opposed to connecting a voltage (like 120V mains for AC or 170V single-diode-rectified & smoothed mains for DC) referenced to ground to the pole. The former will draw a lot of current from the source through the screws and metal between them, heating it up. A car battery could briefly deliver hundreds of amps and several kW, making them glow red hot. The latter will create a potential between the pole and ground, which will only draw current when a load is connected between the pole and the ground. For AC, a person’s body’s capacitance to ground, even with insulating shoes, is enough to feel a tingle. For AC or DC of sufficient voltage (above 60 V), they will get a shock if they touch ground and the pole, completing the circuit.
- Comment on Rawdogging life 3 weeks ago:
And salty. Not good for robotic joints & electronics
- Comment on the news are so bad at reporting epstein files i wonder why 3 weeks ago:
If they don’t prosecute child sex criminals, we can’t expect borderline child casino operators to face consequences either. But Bobby Kotick (Activision CEO at the time) now has a scapegoat.
- Comment on Dogs welcome 3 weeks ago:
You are right but the field is not too far off, geologists should know where to obtain info on street lamps’ hellhound-proofness.
- Comment on the news are so bad at reporting epstein files i wonder why 3 weeks ago:
Everyone will be blaming Epstein for everything. Often justifiably, but that also takes away responsibility from people who can and should suffer consequences.
- Comment on Dogs welcome 3 weeks ago:
They’re geologists, they should know if the lampposts outside are anchored sufficiently.
- Comment on Couldn't have said it better 4 weeks ago:
Did they get Playstation done and then just not release it? That’s what I meant.
- Comment on Couldn't have said it better 4 weeks ago:
Of course they’re going to release GTA 6 once it’s done, what else would they do?
- Comment on Save as PDF 4 weeks ago:
Similarly, Android has distinct “share” and “open with” menus but I mostly use the former as the latter.
- Comment on How does this thing work? (wrong answers only) 4 weeks ago:
Because it would go up to about 100 rpm and people at the store would know it performs poorly
- Comment on 50ohm goes brrrrrr 4 weeks ago:
