obsrvatlarge

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by obsrvatlarge 3y ago
It is quite possible to get tinnitus with low frequency exposure. I got mine from exposure to loud music while using earplugs that basically had no attenuation on low freq. Leaving the club the silence outside sounded like my head was insid
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
Sure, but rewriting software in order to access books is a lot of extra work. I just store the VM containing the necessary tools and make sure it still executes in the new HW+os when they are upgraded.
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
Need to store virtual machines with both the operating system and the reader/converter software included. There are lots of bits that can rot...
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
My shelf is full of scifi/fantasy paperbacks from 80s to late 90s. A lot of these have their binding already broken. This happens especially to small (cheap) format books of more than 500 pages. No problems with small books of reasonab
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
These days you also have ceramic capacitors that exhibit this same behaviour. Some physically small but high capacitance caps are acoustic noise sources.
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
Might have a problem with fire resistance.
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
I'd guess that at Yandex they did not believe Russian leaders to make a mistake this bad. They were as surprised by the open attack as the western companies that lost their investments in Russia. Finland was always intended to be the w
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by obsrvatlarge 4y ago
Maybe it is a question of money or actually currency. Here in Finland electricity is paid for with euros. Good luck for Yandex trying to find a supplier in Finland willing to accept Russian roubles these days.