Stop asking questions and eat the goo.

Dental pick, like the kind that your hygienist uses to give you PTSD should do the trick.

This is true but less interesting to me because…

Soo… how many blueberries would you say you can boof?

could prob boof some blueberries without issue

grind it up fine enough and you could rail or boof it

jam.

but if not jam you can go to any local big box store that does home appliances and almost always find a chest freezer for under 100 dollars. Throw the berries into 1 gallon bags and figure the rest out later. I promise you will find more uses for additional freezer space.

As far as what I understand you are saying…

these are free solar panels and cameras?

matrix multiplication unit

french fries and a blizzard is fucking fire

whoa whoa

if my mom sees yuu sweating she’ll take away my phone

get to heck ICE!

Parrots can be uhh. Hard to get back when they get out.

Some neighbor had a parrot get out a few weeks ago. Parrots name was Rascal. So Rascal set up shop in the Mango tree next to my house. Which was. Then his owner, an older lady, she finally found him, and stood outside of my house all day for like, 3 fucking days yelling “RASCAL!! You get down from there Rascal!!”. Like 8AM to 6PM practically, the lady just yelling “RASCAL!! RASCAL YOU GET DOWN FROM THERE!!”

And Rascal just stayed up there, kinda chuckling to themselves.

Eventually they were able to coax Rascal home I suppose. But man. That owner was super annoying.

Dark chocolate.

https://www.twitch.tv/hasanabi

Hasanabi just streamed from the front line for like, 8 hours.

I had that thing fall off my leaf. Just left it off and have had no issues.

… …look here you little shit

Doing so outside of a controlled laboratory setting would be effectively impossible for real world noises.

Actually it happens all the time, because of reflection/ refraction from a single source. Say you’ve got a table saw running in a shop. The sound coming from the saw is a (fairly) constant oscillator.

A shop has hard surfaces and that sound will bounce all over the shop the saw is in. Because it still takes time for the sound to travel and bounce all over, there will be places where standing waves of constructive or destructive interference form. Now there is also a shit ton of other sound bouncing all over the place, so it might not be as noticeable, but standing waves/ regions of constructive/ destructive interference don’t require a lab setting.

Modern phased array antenna are effectively taking advantage of this phenomena.

So lets talk about constructive versus destructive interference.

First off, waves are waves. When you have something like a fan, its generating a series of waves. These waves are typically coming at a constant frequency. The frequency here matters.

Sound travels in waves. These waves are pressure waves in a fluid. Those waves don’t just get absorbed by hard surfaces; they reflect or refract. But those waves are both moving through the space, and themselves have a frequency.

This is important because of this you get patterns of constructive and destructive interference in space.

In some areas of a space there will be amplification, because the frequencies are lining up. In some spaces, the waves will cancel out. Those areas will be quieter.

This phenomena is true for all waves.

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