SnowDrifter

Some changes to the computer... Re-cased to something smaller Got GPU 240mm AIO 3d printed some raised feet for the thing so it's happy on carpet. Ran out of filament at the end so it's got some 2 tone to it Also built a little 8 bay nas. Don't judge the cables on this one, there's no place to put 'em

Actual pic of @Kyblack76house

Pay attention ffs

This is sick!

This, honestly

Hey booboo Still around. Lurk more than post though. Trying to maintain sanity in the midst of everyone's shitty behavior during covid. Built a PC, can't find a graphics card for the fucker hah

@Gunnem you goober

I unlinked the article but will leave this thread up on the chance OP is serious. Though I will be watching it closely. @JasonBrenner I'm assuming you have an idea, but have limited knowledge of software engineering, correct? Given the context of this post, I'll also assume you're working on a one-off of some variety Put out job offers on sites such as linkedin, craigslist, google, indeed, career builder, facebook groups, etc. You'll need to be more specific than specialist. Coding is a pretty broad field. Do you need a web programmer? Cloud? AI? Data management? Quantum? Mobile app de

Sites been having some goofy stuff going on. My moderator panel is busted too. Let me escalate. I'll keep y'all posted

It's fine. Shoot it with some compressed air or ignore it. Don't use any liquid

Ayyy what's up bud

Drop the drama, keep answers to the original post. Next person who tries to poke the stick is going on vacation. No, I don't care who started it. RMS = root-mean-square = average voltage under a sine wave. Remember integrals? Think about it. It'll come to you. Square waves will carry a higher RMS but will not carry a higher peak voltage, ergo there is no increase in motor force to the driver. Additionally, periodic DC contamination at the top and bottom of the wave will change the inductive behavior of your driver. Big tl;dr power from clipping / sawtooth wave =/= power from a clean s

It's possible sure. Though probably not in a musical / daily driver environment. You'd be playing a game of maximizing efficiency. Make panels and surfaces rigid so they don't absorb energy. Play with tuning so you can maximize resonance around a specific frequency. So, yes, you can do 160 on 3k. However it wouldn't be a musical 160. It would be purpose built and engineered for a meter.