So, middle school

before is the really important one

I don’t think they’ve used X-ray scanners on people in a long time?

Pretty certain they’re all microwave backscatter scanners.

How much electricity was wasted for you to post, and us to receive, your human slop

Like actually?

The reddit mobile app has broken text selection. I did same thing as OP but with my stylus.

Microwave point-to-point radios are fastest because they travel through air, but more importantly, are typically the shortest path possible by line-of-sight.

Being 66.7% of speed of light doesn’t matter terribly when you consider that the cable path is shorter by more than 66.7% of path taken by satelite link.

Wait really? Butterworth is more like honey than maple syrup?

I guess butterworth is just flavored HFCS.

The real problem is always in the comments

Huh?

You didn’t say how much: you’re gifted at one thing, but you’re now nonverbal and every sensation is overwhelming.

This spunds like frequency illusion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion

Also maybe people started using them in spite of these articles–it’s kinda fun!

Rtlsdr too

ESH. Kid shouldn’t have done it, but also the lady shouldn’t let the cat outside

Two things can be true

Yeah- that is a bit odd. Who and if not intentional, how?

Holy shit, that AI chat is too good.

Yep.

https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/LM555

2mA minimum, and that’s just q current. It’s gonna be much higher when you’re actually using it for a clock.

I’m sure the casio’s main power sink is the display. I bet the refresh rate could be reduced for better battery life.

Science has an unintuitive philosophical system, it is actually impossible (or just not feasible) to “disprove” a lot of things absolutely 100%.

Best you can do is prove something, or fail to prove something.

And it does make some sense, there’s uncertainty in measurements, there’s some probability and statistics involved.

Proving there are NOT aliens out there would require checking every inch of every planet for life, remains, or fossils.