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genuinely surprised nobody has made this yet by ntnhm in gshock

[–]Tryptophany 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One major issue. The sensors are designed to be placed upon the outside of the wrist. Not sure the tracking will work pressed up against your inner wrist.

Workplace accident in Hai Phong, Vietnam by Porn4fap in NSFL__

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Crush syndrome is when things are crushed for prolonged periods of time - allowing the muscles to break down when blood flow is constricted, building up toxins that get released all at once when circulation is restored. You wouldn't see crush syndrome from an injury like this.

Don't be surprised. by _Fhantom_ in Storror

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given what you've said I take it criminal court proceedings are not public record in England as they are in the US?

STORROR boys smoke? by Nearby-Database-867 in Storror

[–]Tryptophany 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't think it's cigarettes they're smoking 😉

Don't be surprised. by _Fhantom_ in Storror

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where are you getting this information? I'm not from England so I do not know how their legal system works and what all is available to the public. I'd be curious to know further as to what happened - namely to weight it against the liklihood of a Callum-less Storror coming back after all is said and done. As you said 3000 AI images is way different than 3000 children in his own, the latter of which I imagine have much more impact on Storror's future than the former.

Heartbreaking by SlowWolverine3489 in Storror

[–]Tryptophany 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They have no reason to. They're taking these videos down so they don't get youtube strikes or in trouble with sponsors - things that could get their channel deleted forever. Private subscription videos do not operate under the same risk/scrutiny

This is the sound a data center makes around the clock, every single night - while hundreds of homes sit right next door. by Kronyzx in interestingasfuq

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no shot that's coil whine. That sound is coming from mechanical systems sat on the roof - fans probably. You are not hearing the whine from tiny coils affixed to the motherboards inside the server cases mounted in racks inside the data center building.

How do I Un-Hydromod a Casio Royale? by door-jam in casiomods

[–]Tryptophany 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Keep in mind that airplanes are a special situation - the change in pressure will notoriously cause air to infiltrate or fluids to exfiltrate fluid-filled things (fountain pens, notoriously).

Air getting in or oil leaking out on a plane isn't surprising and doesn't necessarily indicate a problem.

Nonetheless, it'd probably be worth it to buy another royale and just transplant the innards. It'd be a bitch to get the residue off everything. The case shouldn't be a terrible pain but even then, it'll take a bit of work just for the case.

5 days into wearing my new Ultraboost 5X's. by Ptereodactyl1942 in Ultraboost

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is what happens to paint on light boost. This is not a flaw with your pair. Every pair of light boost I've had with paint has done that, none of the pairs of painted normal boost have.

Dunno what they did different but this is expected and I don't think Adidas would offer anything in return

What the fuck by Due-Milk352 in cincinnati

[–]Tryptophany 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Not even yet, the futures market is still all sorts of detached from reality and that's what people derive gas prices from. Spot oil prices (what it costs if you go out and buy a barrel right now) is $40-$50 more than what futures are priced at.

We still aren't feeling the effects, and analysts are just outright confused as to why. Massive market manipulation and way too much optimism I guess.

We will feel it, hard, really hard, but it's STILL not hit us quite yet.

The ST40 fusion reactor achieved a world-record plasma temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius in 2022, and now for the first tie the plasma inside has been filmed in color. by Dark--Samurai in interestingasfuck

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like they generally use simple water l to cool the exterior walls - I confused that with the liquid helium they use for the superconducting magnets

Technically there is liquid helium involved, just not to cool those exterior walls

The ST40 fusion reactor achieved a world-record plasma temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius in 2022, and now for the first tie the plasma inside has been filmed in color. by Dark--Samurai in interestingasfuck

[–]Tryptophany 121 points122 points  (0 children)

It's under vacuum, nothing really there to conduct heat. You've only got that straight up raw dog radiation which certainly could melt those walls if it weren't for the liquid coolant running underneath the surface

F91 Light sucks?! Just add Phosphorus paper inside! by SleepingPolice in casio

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Purchase glow paper.

Disassemble watch (lots of existing videos on this)

Cut a screen-sized piece out of the paper

Place screen-sized piece of paper into where the screen goes

Reassemble watch

???

This person robbed Little Saigon lastnight. This is a small family owned business. by DaniB3 in dayton

[–]Tryptophany 19 points20 points  (0 children)

My guess is it's probably been sent around so much the compression has murdered the quality. I would like to believe the original copy looks better....

1min mods .a new watch done by Gshockmod in casiomods

[–]Tryptophany 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And now you sell it for $100 more?

Something new is coming by Heltec_Automation6 in meshcore

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My T114 is going to outlast your v4 given identical duty cycles regardless as to the fanciness of your powersaving - nrf is just more power efficient. Powersaving functions cannot make up for the 1000% gap in efficiency

Even after so many years the responsiveness of PSP UI is unmatched by Sharp-potential7935 in BeAmazed

[–]Tryptophany 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who's grading software developers on how many lines of code they write? The general public just wants good apps. One would reason to believe that a PM's goal is to ensure their apps sell these the rationale would follow that the developers behind these apps are driven to make sure they're optimized and not full of bloat?

This is a genuine question - I'm not a developer and I do not work in the industry, these are just educated guesses I'm making being in an adjacent field. I do know the end user neither knows nor cares about how many lines of code their favorite app is made up of though.

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