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Shame Boy posted:Disposable single-use chargers that are actually just lithium-ion batteries without recharging circuitry have been around for a few years now but I think this is the first time I've seen an article that was for them instead of calling them out for being hilariously wasteful. There exist 3.7V primary lithium cells despite his statement to the contrary. He also says 4.2V is a bad voltage for a charger to read open circuit, but thats a pretty standard "float" voltage for a lithium charger. It should be lower during the constant current region of charge time, but open circuit it should read 4.2ish. https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries That said I suspect those are secondary cells due to apperance. Since its so cheap I hope those are secondary cells that failed QC and would otherwise be scrapped. Some airports have vending machines for a product called "fuel rods" that are the reasonable version of this. Get the battery at one airport, drop it in the vending machine at the next or when you return home. The machine charges it and its ready for the next customer to buy. https://fuel-rod.com/ hobbesmaster has issued a correction as of 16:55 on May 7, 2019 |
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hobbesmaster posted:There exist 3.7V primary lithium cells despite his statement to the contrary. I'll have to watch it again because I don't remember him saying there weren't any but maybe I missed it hobbesmaster posted:He also says 4.2V is a bad voltage for a charger to read open circuit, but thats a pretty standard "float" voltage for a lithium charger. It should be lower during the constant current region of charge time, but open circuit it should read 4.2ish. https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries I thought he said it was like, 4.5 which was "naughty", he's definitely said 4.2 is completely fine in plenty of other videos so maybe he just misspoke if true  e: ok I watched it again now that I had the chance, he said it's 4.27 which is the "naughty" voltage, which is definitely a biit high hobbesmaster posted:That said I suspect those are secondary cells due to apperance. Since its so cheap I hope those are secondary cells that failed QC and would otherwise be scrapped. They're definitely rechargeable lithium ion batteries because he's recharged them in another video  e: Actually he says he tried charging them in this video too, nevermind! Shame Boy has issued a correction as of 17:34 on May 7, 2019 |
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Skrrrrt skrrrt?? I'm olllllldddddd
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So boomers designed a car they think will make Millennials want to watch cars drive in a circle and/or drink garbage mass produced beer?
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Funny thing is: whoever did that was probably born in the 80s.
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Iron Crowned posted:So boomers designed a car they think will make Millennials want to watch cars drive in a circle and/or drink garbage mass produced beer? no it's making fun of millenials because ? edit: the premise is that their driver is an older dude and they bet he would win the championship. when he didn't their pay on the bet was they had to make a car honoring millenials and this is their tongue in cheek payout.
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Peanut President posted:no it's making fun of millenials because ? Going by the video they solicited ideas from twitter so this is just twitter shitposting: the car
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I don't think I've ever met a fellow Millennial that either cares about Busch beer, or had drank Busch beer outside of say visiting the uncle who only has cold Busch beer or lukewarm tap water for drinking.
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Iron Crowned posted:I don't think I've ever met a fellow Millennial that either cares about Busch beer, or had drank Busch beer outside of say visiting the uncle who only has cold Busch beer or lukewarm tap water for drinking. Duh, millennials only drink micro brews and PBR with their avocado toast 
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Shame Boy posted:Going by the video they solicited ideas from twitter so this is just twitter shitposting: the car the homer now with memes
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:the homer this isn’t the Tesla thread
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pretty sure most of that slang is already out of date
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Jel Shaker posted:pretty sure most of that slang is already out of date Yaaaaaaas but it's lit fam
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Shame Boy posted:Yaaaaaaas but it's lit fam sometimes literally
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hobbesmaster posted:There exist 3.7V primary lithium cells despite his statement to the contrary. He also says 4.2V is a bad voltage for a charger to read open circuit, but thats a pretty standard "float" voltage for a lithium charger. It should be lower during the constant current region of charge time, but open circuit it should read 4.2ish. https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries you can recharge the fuel-rod yourself too, which means i cant wait to see someone recharging one with another fuel rod
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mandatory lesbian posted:you can recharge the fuel-rod yourself too, which means i cant wait to see someone recharging one with another fuel rod You could charge one rod with another, and backcharge the second one with the first. Then plug your device into one of them and never need a wall socket.
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personally I charge my phone the same way I charge my jerk off crystal nightly
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well, guess there's only one place to go after heroin chic and homeless person chic
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ScrubLeague posted:the history of durability and too much capitalism is also what's killing gun manufacturers. 30 years ago a mid-shelf pistol was all steel and aluminum construction, and works today like brand new. today a mid-tier gun is cheap plastic except for the parts that absolutely have to be metal. same with rifles - they used to be all steel and wood, and now they're plastic, but prices haven't significantly changed. Nah that's financialization and private equity. Within the manufacturers themselves polymer guns are generally fine. The "planned obselesence" is in some new 223/556 derivative coming out each year like nosler or valkyrie that offers .06% better performance in extremely specific circumstances that necessitate you buying a new barrel and mag every time.
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As a quick fyi redbubble doesn't design or make lines, they're a custom print shop platform. Yeah that vendor needs to be shamed off/have their account closed, but it's not quite as bad as an actual fash fashion line
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Coolness Averted posted:As a quick fyi redbubble doesn't design or make lines, they're a custom print shop platform. Yeah that vendor needs to be shamed off/have their account closed, but it's not quite as bad as an actual fash fashion line it's probably generated by an algorithm slamming search terms and results together and may have never even been bought or produced in the real world.
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Squalid posted:it's probably generated by an algorithm slamming search terms and results together and may have never even been bought or produced in the real world. I mean, you would hope, but we can't be too sure
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The obvious idiocy aside, If everyone followed that advice then the economy would crash. There's a bit over 300m adults so multiplied by $18k ... $5.4 trillion in consumer spending? Lol Moridin920 has issued a correction as of 04:40 on May 8, 2019 |
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Moridin920 posted:The obvious idiocy aside, If everyone followed that advice then the economy would crash. It'll happen one way or another. Either the poors voluntarily stop and the economy screeches to a halt via the Paradox of Thrift, or the poors run out of money and the economy screeches to a halt via torches and guillotines.
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Was off by an order of magnitude originally, edited to fix! Yeah they should just pay people more but lol
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Hustlin Floh posted:I mean, you would hope, but we can't be too sure At the very least, someone set up a paypal account to create that store, I have a redbubble account and you can't put stuff up for sale until you have a place to put the money.
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This is poor hating bullshit but who spends 100 bucks a month on personal grooming? I'm not swimming in poontang so maybe there's a correlation idk. I know the answer is 'women are hosed by society and forced to spend a shitton on haircuts and makeup because everything is trash', but still.
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