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Fëanor was a douchebag.

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Cake day: March 30th, 2026

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  • Thanks! And, interesting! Wouldn’t the metal bucket/pot do some amplification of the pressure wave on its own by locking it in? Anyway, I imagined having such a pot, but I realized, I cannot know for how long the adversary has been releasing the safety grip and thus how long I have until detonation. It could blow up in my face as I am trying to cover it with the pot. I think I’d go with the second option, to hitting the deck with my head pointing away from the grenade.














  • Thanks! This reminds me, I’ve just recently read about old oscillators and the cycles, periods and hertz of electric signals. In oscillators, or clocks, that are used in computers, the signal switches between current - no current. Which isn’t the same as switching polarity in AC, but still.

    It also reminded me of how insane I find it, that the membranes of speakers - whose vibration is controlled by an electromagnet, if I understand them correctly - are able to vibrate in a fashion that not only makes one sinus wave of one frequency, but sometimes a complex, intricate mixture of sounds, such as when watching a scene from a movie that has soundtrack, ambient sound, speech, explosions, whathaveyou. How on earth can one membrane do that… A piano commonly needs 88 keys whose combination can produce complex harmonies. Speaker membrane: hold my beer.