Recent content by Swamp Thing

I will look up more info on pulse config and see if there is something that helps, thanks.

I am running Audacity on a Raspberry Pi 5. I am following the steps given here https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_linux.html trying to record in Audacity a stereo track playing in Chromium browser. This sound is concurrently being sent to a speaker via...

Or the pane is made of sugar glass.

I see that this post has been read by at least four "" minded people.

Won't it also waft the alcoholic smell all around?

As one does, I geeked into the "que" rabbit hole and googled up whether this is related to a similar word in Persian and Indian languages.

How traffic jams can result from subtle instabilities in the collective behavior of drivers, and how a few control-theory-savvy drivers can stabilize traffic and avoid jams.

Sorry... X is displacement and Y is force. (If it was the other way round, there would be some interesting hystereses type things going on I guess)

What materials can I try in order to get a curve of displacement versus force that looks somewhat like this.. (of course, there would be a small kink around the origin where the ends of the rubberband are closer together than its length, which is not shown here). I am looking for something...

"Today I Learned I was not on the Today I Learned thread".

Thanks for ruining my day. Until now, it had never crossed my mind that I've been a sexagenarian for quite a while now. And don't anyone trot out that old joke about how it sounds like more fun than it is.

Apparently that video drew a lot of interest, but many people still had questions or had trouble understanding it. The presenter has uploaded a second video in order to clear everything up...

LibreCad has this print preview mode where there is a text box that accepts a print scale ratio. Also, the screen shows a representation of the page that you can drag aroud to set the offset, and thus select which part of the drawing will be on the page, and where on the page it will be. The...

It's hard, but a woodwind instrument can play multiple notes at the same time. This shouldn't be physically possible. In this video, we learn about acoustics and chaos theory to understand how this phenomenon works.