Sadbutdru
@Sadbutdru@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on She is making a GREAT point 1 day ago:
I mean there’s condoms, and there’s not ejaculating inside women. If you don’t want the risk of being a father, those are things you can control.
- Comment on Don't try to stop me 1 day ago:
Finally! Someone else who isn’t afraid to be the best kind of correct.
- Comment on The humanity 4 days ago:
Ooh #firstworldproblems, it’s been a while!
- Comment on Soup 6 days ago:
I think if you add up your time frying stuff in a pan every meal compared to making a big pot of soup that’s like 8 or 10 portions, you’ll see the ‘break even’ point for time spent cooking happens quite soon. But I guess if the main thing you like to eat is crispy meat and you never really bother with vegetables much, then yeah, soup might not be for you, fair play.
- Comment on Soup 1 week ago:
What kind of meat do you like?
I would say soup can be one of the easiest if you let it be: literally just throwing shit in a pot with some water and let it cook as long as you want. Can’t accidentally burn it very easily (unless you use lentils), don’t have to chop things a certain dose/ shape, generally tastes decent with a bit of seasoning…
I mean I know you can go all out and make fancy soup with many stages and lots of work, but it doesn’t have to be like that… whatever 2/3 types of veg is cheap and available, some beans or lentils, stock cube + season to taste, boom.
- Comment on I always wondered why hotel rooms had bibles 1 week ago:
I think I’ve seen Gideon bibles in UK and Australian hotel rooms. They’re just there in the drawer, in case you want to read it. Not very in your face. Bit like the iron or the hairdryer.
- Comment on Some are too young to understand 3 weeks ago:
I’m guessing cloud?
- Comment on Ferns 3 weeks ago:
Ferns were such a big deal in victorian Britain (and British culture/ empire), it was like their pokemon.
- Comment on I will be taking no followup questions. Thank you for your time 3 weeks ago:
My first thought when they mentioned electron flow! Really it’s all fields…
- Comment on It's a miracle! 3 weeks ago:
Eternal vigilance?
- Comment on Touch sensor part ID? 5 weeks ago:
I have the datasheet for the qt113, it indeed uses 2.5-5 V. But I don’t know what wide is going on there.
Is that other black component a transistor, and that’s what’s doing the switching for the lights based on the sensor output? Or is this whole board sending a digital signal to something else that switches the lights?
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to askelectronics@discuss.tchncs.de | 4 comments
- Comment on Hmm this "unisex" bathroom seems biased... 1 month ago:
You can lean forward even better starting from a sitting position, chest down, hips up with slight rotation.
- Comment on Hmm this "unisex" bathroom seems biased... 1 month ago:
No they just sling it round their neck for that.
- Comment on When real life generates the shitpost 1 month ago:
At least we still have “Maya the Bee”.
- Comment on Life of a therapist 1 month ago:
I think it’s in order of narrowing down your focus from the widest (vision, you can see things from miles away) to the narrowest (taste, happens inside your face). I believe this is part of what makes it useful as a grounding exercise.
- Comment on Mother Earth is getting HOT, but it shouldn't be this way 1 month ago:
I’m pretty sure a MILF is when you want to fuck someone else’s mother. Mother earth birthed us all, if you want to fuck your own mother there’s a different word for that.
- Comment on advertisement 2 months ago:
I was like that until I discovered i had coeliac disease in my mid 30s. Once I stopped eating gluten and my gut repaired, I put on weight and had to start paying attention to what I eat like a normal person. Enjoy your superpower while it lasts.
- Comment on this is exactly what copper would say 2 months ago:
Even when it’s fully installed, people will try to steal the copper cables. In the power industry it’s a real problem with people removing the earthing, not always noticeable right away, but then it’s not safe to work on anymore.
- Comment on Don't you remember that whole lemmy loving beans thing? Too late, you do now. See this photo of beans. Actually a lot of beans. Some of them I am not fully sure if they are actually beans. B E A N S 2 months ago:
Also, I don’t know for sure how many of these are true beans, but definitely not any of the lentils or split peas. Lots of lovely legumes though, yum!
- Comment on Don't you remember that whole lemmy loving beans thing? Too late, you do now. See this photo of beans. Actually a lot of beans. Some of them I am not fully sure if they are actually beans. B E A N S 2 months ago:
Red lentils is on there twice, and the pic labelled mung beans looks more like marrowfat peas or something. Mung: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mung_bean
- Comment on op amp performance: what factors affect quality? Example case ua741 (bottom) versus NE5532 (top) audio signals, why is NE5532 better, what specific factors contribute to its superiority? 2 months ago:
Someone more knowledgeable than me will likely join in soon, but depending on your application one op amp might be better than another because of
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higher slew rate (which affects max frequency)
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higher unity gain bandwidth (if you need to amplify a wide range on frequencies)
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better common mode rejection ratio (for working with small signals and electrically noisy environments)
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lower input bias current (for low- power applications)
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higher input/ lower output impedance (to not load sensitive instruments/ distort signals)
And probably loads of other things… cost… thermal…
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- Comment on Everything reminds me of her 2 months ago:
Sometimes the title really makes the post.
- Comment on Sounds like a plan 2 months ago:
Is CS not a good option these days?
- Comment on Question about driving some 80's CRTs 2 months ago:
I’m not sure exactly what you’re asking, and I probably don’t know the answer anyway, but I felt compelled to add a safety warning for anyone working with these.
The CRTs themselves can hold a high voltage for a long time, please be very very careful.
- Comment on With a talent like this you would never have to work ever again 2 months ago:
They seem fun.
- Comment on Old Man Guide to Grooming 3 months ago:
I’ve heard some Turkish barbers use fire for this.
- Comment on My GF tried them and said they were tasty 3 months ago:
Absolutely mental that the person who posted this pic didn’t know the reference.
I’m old.
- Comment on Thank you mr skeltor 3 months ago:
Bone is classed as a composite material, I think? Or maybe just ceramic…
- Comment on Food. 3 months ago:
Big oeuf!