joel_feila
@joel_feila@lemmy.world
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
I don’t know bit it really pissed me off
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
and I yet I had a class in note taking and then years latter got points taken off because I didn’t take like that teacher wanted
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Its the Hertz of ac current that comteols timing. But that’s just how it counts the seconds not how it would tell if it is noon. But its uses analog electricity to keep time and maybe a digital comand to set time. Does make it digital or analog?
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Im sire there is. A way to send a comand to clockw to fast-forward to a certain time.
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Unless it change in last few years the cheapest wrist watched arw digital
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Dpes no one in Europe ever use object for a reference. Like it’s as tall the efifle tower, or that like running 3 laps around a football feild.
Of I were to say that America east to west would stretch from the straights of jerblarter to paar Istanbul. Does break their mind because they only understand km.
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Yeah the for a long timw the cheapest watches were digital ones. And omce led even old red ones you cloid make digital clocks very very cheap.
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 6 days ago:
Beat me to it. If only my dad had saves his
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 1 week ago:
I remember getting a compliment more then once jn school. I was good t talong what i learned in once class and applying it to another
- Comment on Don't fix the problem just change the parameters 1 week ago:
Probably the clocks all used a synchronous motor. It spins baaed on ac current. After juat set the clocks to the right time when you plig them in
- Comment on Manic Stew 1 week ago:
depression ramen
- Comment on Xbox consoles and games will no longer be sold at Walmart and Target, according to employees 2 weeks ago:
Rumor from many many years ago would be Samsung
- Comment on How many hands long do they get? 1 month ago:
He jokes on you i only use kilofeet when talking about long distance. Now everyone is confused by saying 318 kft.
- Comment on How many hands long do they get? 1 month ago:
At least area in acres does avoid the issue of 10 square unit. Does that a 10 by 10 square or a square with a Total area of 10?
- Comment on That's an impressive drop. Any ideas why? 1 month ago:
Not enough foreskin in America
- Comment on Um... I'm not even using a VPN... Fuck you reddit. 2 months ago:
I have an account and i still get it
- Comment on Um... I'm not even using a VPN... Fuck you reddit. 2 months ago:
Im getting this message today and only in Mobile. Now what will i do for 90% of my work day
- Comment on Tried naming the states from memory as a European 2 months ago:
Like Oklahoma or Kansas are deserts.
- Comment on heaven 2 months ago:
Should not be altered and yet they give it a little snip snip
- Comment on The good old days 3 months ago:
Like we can afford a home
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
yes. a 1.5 kw heater at 120 and a 1.5 kw heater on 240v would draw different amps but they would heat water at the same rate.
- Comment on Breaking the generational barriers 3 months ago:
so would olive oil be ok
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
Honestly a faucets that puts ot water that close to boiling would More likely to burn me then any microwave.
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
Anything that boils water can have that dangerous over boil.
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
Something rated for so few wouldn’t be a good heater. At 1.5 kw that typical cut off for small devices in USA. You draw 12 amp. Plug it into a larger 240 vlot circuit and it draws amps but you still only get 1.5 kw of heating. Same time to boil water
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
I get hot water instantly for most of the year thanks to 110F outside temp.
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
the legality would depend on code and regardless of voltage we do have 60 htz not 50 htz. That would only matter if there was a clock in the device. You also need to make the wire in the wall can handle it. Fun fact a lot of cheap device with times use the electrical frequency to keep time. That could also lead to wearing down of some parts faster.
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
yeah most homes in the usa have a coffee maker, microwave but no need for a kettle
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
I would but I have a rather small one. I used to at my old house microwave the tea water.
- Comment on Why don't Americans use electric kettles? 3 months ago:
actually that the why they are slower. most plug in devices in the usa are limited to 1.5 Kw. weather you used a 120v or 240v current it would just change how many amps it draws