DividedContinuity
DividedContinuity t1_ixz5ejd wrote
It simply depends on what you count as "listenable" volumes. Sure an iphone can power hd600's to a low level of volume which may be perfectly "listenable". The issue is power required to raise the volume is not linear, each extra decibel requires a larger increase in power than the previous one.
Now lets say you're not listening to highly compressed professionally produced music which has a tiny dynamic range, lets say its amateur produced with a massive dynamic range. Suddenly you need 10x the power to get to that same "listenable" level.
Then there is the question of what is "listenable"? If you're trying to recreate the experience of a concert you may be looking at transient peaks of 100db, that will take way more power for the hd600's than an iphone will deliver.
At the end of the day though, the question is are you happy with the volume you're getting in all scenarios? If yes, then there's no problem.
DividedContinuity t1_ixw7rjh wrote
Reply to comment by darwinkh2os in From post-truth to post-reality: the future of disinformation by Wagamaga
I think it would formally be classified as social media, but for my money there is not a lot social about it compared to the likes of facebook or twitter. We congregate around subreddits, not individuals, and we don't 'follow' or 'friend' each other.
Frankly reddit is less social than an old school forums where you're likely to get to know people and see the same posters routinely.
DividedContinuity t1_ixprayi wrote
Reply to comment by ale_93113 in China’s space station will run high-energy beam experiment for controversial solar power plant: chief scientist by Soupjoe5
You know its a very specific frequency of microwave energy that is used in a microwave oven, all other frequencies are completely harmless. Even if that exact frequency was used, then in that case i doubt it would penetrate far through the atmosphere, there is a lot of water in the atmosphere you see.
Honestly, this sub ought to be renamed "scifi" rather than futurology for all the understanding of basic science that most of its members seem to have.
DividedContinuity t1_ixo5i77 wrote
Reply to comment by cybercuzco in China’s space station will run high-energy beam experiment for controversial solar power plant: chief scientist by Soupjoe5
And its still harmless. There are radio waves passing through us all the time.
DividedContinuity t1_ixo57hk wrote
Reply to comment by darkshark9 in China’s space station will run high-energy beam experiment for controversial solar power plant: chief scientist by Soupjoe5
And thats assuming the exact frequency of microwaves that resonates with water molecules. Which obviously wouldn't be being used. Were basically just talking about a high power radio transmitter.
DividedContinuity t1_ixa92s9 wrote
Reply to comment by AngryWookiee in ‘Without enough Latvians, we won’t be Latvia’: eastern Europe’s shrinking population | Latvia’s population is 30% smaller than it was in 1990 and by 2050 numbers will be in decline in over half of Europe’s 52 countries. by mossadnik
Who cares what colour someone's hair, eyes, or skin is? People are people.
DividedContinuity t1_ixa8rjv wrote
Reply to comment by Beli_Mawrr in ‘Without enough Latvians, we won’t be Latvia’: eastern Europe’s shrinking population | Latvia’s population is 30% smaller than it was in 1990 and by 2050 numbers will be in decline in over half of Europe’s 52 countries. by mossadnik
Sounds like socialism. How is private equity supposed to profit off that?
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DividedContinuity t1_ivw35qb wrote
Reply to comment by Talzon70 in [OC] Who Targets You? Top Contested Facebook & Instagram Ad Audiences in US 2022 midterms by fabiofavusmaximus
Ok that makes sense, but is also depressing at the same time.
DividedContinuity t1_ivvujt3 wrote
Reply to comment by Malohdek in [OC] Who Targets You? Top Contested Facebook & Instagram Ad Audiences in US 2022 midterms by fabiofavusmaximus
Some interesting definitions of "personal finance" all around. I'd suggest personal finance is topics like pensions, cost of living, mortgages.
Basic budgeting, which you seem to be referring to here is condescending at best to assume others are dumb enough to have it as an interest. Its so basic its like targeting advertising on people who use the alphabet.
DividedContinuity t1_iuyh7v7 wrote
Reply to comment by KingTut333 in What factors contribute to gas prices? [OC] by USAFacts_Official
My blind assumption would be the uptake of diesel cars? That was definitely a trend in europe.
DividedContinuity t1_iuygl38 wrote
Reply to comment by Complete_Fill1413 in What factors contribute to gas prices? [OC] by USAFacts_Official
I think thats fairly obvious to anyone that isnt blinded by political bias. Global markets aren't controlled by any one country (though cartels like OPEC have a large impact).
DividedContinuity t1_j3vq5xl wrote
Reply to comment by 1-PM in [OC] Mr. Buffett - The Older The Wealthier by LeverageShares
Working back for inflation you could probably buy a house with that.
Still, astounding gains, particularly that 26k to 1m jump in 4 years.