The Wet Ball of Trash

Did you know that when you buy a pack of hot dogs from the store, they’re actually cold?

And fresh eggs? Don’t get me started on that, those eggs came out of the chicken’s ass like 3 days to a week ago!

They’ve been lying to us for ages!

Update: To answer your question, yes apparently the calculator is indeed sensitive to variables such as battery voltage and even possibly/likely the temperature.

I made a couple tweaks to the display layout, but left the core minute pixel timer algorithm alone. Tonight’s test shows it’s already off by a minute after only 25 minutes of running.

Oh well, it’s still a fun experiment, even though I was already aware I might be playing with digital fire with this silly project. 🤷‍♂️

It doesn’t even need batteries, it can run directly from USB power with no batteries, but that doesn’t answer any questions of how or if voltage levels affect instruction or pixel timing.

Welp, one of my 4 batteries died today (no worries on the memory on this model). I found a spare battery, but between that and switching back and forth to USB power, it does seem the calculator’s speed might be lightly affected by voltage levels and even possibly by temperature.

Hey, ain’t nothing perfect…

Very good question!

At this moment I don’t know for sure.

I’ve only been running it on consistent 5V USB power until yesterday.

I am keeping the voltage level question in mind though…

One was mixed with a cock, and the other was mixed with a tail, obviously… /s

Yes, as in the studies of everything between keeping up with time zone rules, knowing when the next lunar eclipse is (in the USA that’s coming up shortly early morning March 14), and even learning and understanding how long different CPU instructions take.

Apparently I study timekeeping so much that I can program a clock on a graphing calculator without using any timer function.

It takes a fixed amount of time to alter a pixel on the screen, and when carefully crafted, the pixel clock itself serves as a timer.

I’m actually currently testing such a clock demo on my Casio right now.

Nah, that population thing doesn’t seem to add up to me, otherwise they wouldn’t have done everything they have to ban women’s reproductive rights and right to abortion…

It’s not just March 14th, it’s also our next lunar eclipse (here in the US at least), peak eclipse at about 1:59am…

3.14159

I set alarms in my watch months ago, before ever learning how that date is also going to affect technology and security certificates and shit.

I do hope the weather will be nice early that morning to be able to see the π lunar eclipse at least.

From my understanding, they’re pushing this shit on March 14th.

π

Also our next lunar eclipse, at least in the USA.

Yay, π

IYKYK

Sorry, still debugging the code…

mv null, elmoturnip
xor elmoturnip, elmoturnip

Do programming languages count?

mv deported, elmoturnip

I don’t doubt you a bit. You may or may not have the Palmaris Longus muscle, but apparently that doesn’t seem to matter. I do have said muscle though.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=posiWkgQJQg

Privacy based apps like that don’t try to run the ‘algorithm’ on you to track what sort of content you do and don’t like.

So, they don’t build a profile of you to recommend content. Welcome to privacy.

Edit: Hey, at least you get to search for what you want.

Turnip should sell Elmo’s Cyberdump then…

I literally had boiled eggs notarized at $10 each. You think people can afford eggs these days?

This question has me bumfuzzled…