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- Comment on really makes you think 1 week ago:
Flavor --> Can’t taste it.
Contradiction of definitions
- Comment on YSK your N64 shouldnt make noise.. 1 week ago:
Might also be coil whine from the transformer
- Comment on Anyone heard of barrel plugs with magnet adapters? 2 weeks ago:
If you consider audio as data, then yeah all the time
- Comment on Anyone heard of barrel plugs with magnet adapters? 2 weeks ago:
Also in the case of high-rate data transfer, these plugs would probably add a lot of impedance (though that’s not a concern in this use case)
- Comment on Do we already have all the components? 3 weeks ago:
There are a lot of fundamental laws of physics that totally break if you allow the possibility of FTL transport (at least as we understand them).
- Comment on Drova is surprisenly reactive 3 weeks ago:
CrossCode has a lot of terrain puzzles if that’s what you’re looking for
- Comment on DSi Camera Pro 3 weeks ago:
Is this real?
- Comment on Flock Exposed Its AI-Powered Cameras to the Internet. 404 Media Tracked Themselves. 3 weeks ago:
Also the notepad guy is immediately faxing their notes directly to the police and any advertising data brokers who ask for them
- Comment on What is the right way to slice/support this model? I've had this fail to print 4 times on my Ender 3 v3 CoreXZ 5 weeks ago:
I’d cut it into 3 or 4 pieces and use well-tuned supports
- Comment on what would happen? 1 month ago:
Why is this AI? Surely these images are easily available
- Comment on Girlfriend 1 month ago:
The problem with discord is that it’s also filled with a lot of very weird children
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
This page brought me to a porn ad. Are we sure this link is legit?
- Comment on Male Mar-a-Lago face 2 months ago:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar-a-Lago_face
oh wow it’s a real wiki page
- Comment on It Came to Springfield! 2 months ago:
Yeah it’s pretty good
- Comment on It Came to Springfield! 2 months ago:
I’ve never seen this episode!
Brb going to watch it right now
- Comment on Taking strip poker up a level 2 months ago:
guy with the nose: ഝ
- Comment on Helpful guide 2 months ago:
Huh for some reason I’d never considered that fact that the songwriter would have no idea what a star consisted of. Just a mysterious light in the sky.
- Comment on been there... 2 months ago:
Why are you checking the temperature of your shit?
- Comment on Protect yourselves! 2 months ago:
bleh
- Comment on Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites are falling to Earth at an alarming rate 3 months ago:
Why though? Isn’t that super wasteful?
- Comment on Sora AI Slop is here 3 months ago:
damn this is the first time I got genuinely tricked by an ai video.
feels bad
- Comment on Which timezone would win in a conflict? 3 months ago:
My money’s on Greenland
- Comment on Those who don't use dashboards, how are you managing your services? 3 months ago:
ssh only after a reboot doesn’t solve the problem, of course
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- Comment on Researchers embed digital 'fingerprints' into 3D printed parts — tech may make future ghost guns more traceable 3 months ago:
Given the diy-nature of almost every 3d printer, I can’t see this being very useful for identifying prints.
- Comment on Accessibility is important 4 months ago:
this is a good picture!
- Comment on Is there no good inexpensive CAD software? 4 months ago:
I’m looking for the same thing for electromagnetic FEA. Besides Ansys or Comsol, both of which are unattainable for hobbyists, there’re really no options.
- Comment on Apple Envy 4 months ago:
iphone cloud backups are encrypted, and can be turned off very easily. Local backups to a pc can also be encrypted if you want.
- Comment on An Alternative to Lasik — Without the Lasers 4 months ago:
In the body, the shapes of many collagen-containing tissues, including corneas, are held in place by attractions of oppositely charged components. These tissues contain a lot of water, so applying an electric potential to them lowers the tissue’s pH, making it more acidic. By altering the pH, the rigid attractions within the tissue are loosened and make the shape malleable. When the original pH is restored, the tissue is locked into the new shape.
In this work, the team constructed specialized, platinum “contact lenses” that provided a template for the corrected shape of the cornea, then placed each over a rabbit eyeball in a saline solution meant to mimic natural tears. The platinum lens acted as an electrode to generate a precise pH change when the researchers applied a small electric potential to the lens. After about a minute, the cornea’s curvature conformed to the shape of the lens — about the same amount of time LASIK takes, but with fewer steps, less expensive equipment and no incisions.
Sounds cool! Hope it continues to do well in further testing.
- Comment on FROG FACT MONDAY 4 months ago:
Get tired and go home
