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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
Yea, weird how CVR recordings don't leak over there. You could probably overcome the pilot objections if there were real penalties for misappropriating the recordings, like they have in the "privacy heavy EU". As it stands
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
Exactly! And while we're at it, why stop with CVRs? Software is a key component of all engineering domains today, and thus a critical safety factor. All MacBooks (the most popular developer machine today) have built-in microphones. W
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
It’s also the reason for the coverage mandate (and penalty “tax”) under Obamacare. (I’m sure you know that, but replying here because it makes the thread cleaner)
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
It’s not a ground filter, but a virtual ground. The point is to divert current from whichever power rail is further from ground, into the ground from the input device. That makes it so that the two “main” opamps see a common mode voltage of
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
As other posters mentioned, two of the opamps create a virtual ground. (Op amps generally have optimal performance when the input is halfway between the power rails, and the two batteries in series don’t guarantee that will happen). The ot
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
As I understand it, other digital libraries buy (license) n digital copies of a book and then never lend to more than n people at once. IA would permit an unlimited number of people to borrow at once.
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by burnerthrow008 3y ago
Ok, but for people with normal vision: when you look directly at a UV bulb, are you “supposed” to see an intense (brighter than any object fluorescing under the bulb) purply color that is hard to bring into sharp focus, or does it just look