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Music video creators have only a finite amount of effort to expend. Most of it goes into visual. In the old days radio and albums were... -
Some of us can yet sense on our own how fine or not that it is. Talent, if that's what is to be appreciated and valued, really does...
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I Googled Autotune a while back and came across some YouTube videos of famous modern singers with apparently good voices, followed by...
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This was back when people needed talent. Today they stick any pretty in slutty clothes, put a microphone in her hands and process the...
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256bits replied to the thread Undergrad How our Moon and Sun may affect Earth's equatorial bulge.The earth's Equator to North-South pole diameter bulge is more close to theoretical, and Mars is out is whack. If anything, Mars needs...
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256bits reacted to russ_watters's post in the thread Undergrad How our Moon and Sun may affect Earth's equatorial bulge with
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It sounds like you're saying you think the moon impacts the Earth's equatorial bulge, decreasing its size vs Mars'. The equatorial... -
256bits replied to the thread Undergrad How our Moon and Sun may affect Earth's equatorial bulge.To what are the 6% and 3% comparison referring. Equator to North-South pole diameter, or something else.
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256bits replied to the thread Winch rope force to pull back a folding canopy.Edited Post #7 thanks.
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256bits replied to the thread Construction How do I fix a hedgehog enclosure that keeps getting too humid.Clean its poop bed every day. Could be the reason its smelling funky. And lots of bedding.
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256bits reacted to jeffinbath's post in the thread Undergrad Using the "triple point of water" to produce ice -- How does that work? with Like.
The video stated that at the surface, water was de-aerated and ice was formed using the triple point of water principle. It even showed...
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256bits reacted to oz93666's post in the thread Undergrad Using the "triple point of water" to produce ice -- How does that work? with
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I think what they were doing was subjecting water to high vacum , this would first de gas the water and then cause it to boil , even... -
256bits replied to the thread Winch rope force to pull back a folding canopy.Should be 2P/2=40 for one leaf at the top.
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256bits replied to the thread Winch rope force to pull back a folding canopy.It is important to pick the correct P when using the formula for toggle joint: The answer from engineering toolbox : 457 kg tension at...
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256bits reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread Member and Mentor Appreciation Thread with Like.
It's sure been a wild ride this year! Between some AI missteps and breaking LaTeX for a good portion of the year (at least we got dark...
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256bits replied to the thread Winch rope force to pull back a folding canopy.No there will not be. A toggle joint cannot support vertical forces transmitted through the joint. Any vertical force put at the...
