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putting the doll on the turntable so it spins to the music

@Polychrome@poly.cybre.city game studios have dev units now at least

(talking about pimax stuff)
n: wow they're really trying to get rid of the portal
j: what was that
n: the nintendo switch you could dock into a headset
j: isn't that what valve is making

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Grafiks :meme_man:

surely nothing can go wrong when it already has a fire icon on the screen

RE: https://infosec.exchange/users/shodansafari/statuses/113982545141333983

@Polychrome@poly.cybre.city i haven't really had time to try it so i can't give you an informed answer unfortunately. Basis is another one to look out for too. and of course there is v-sekai

sadly i think i will pretty much have to wait for one of them to gain some measurable amount of momentum over the others before i can give it a fair try. i'm very interested in any open source vrsns but i already have so many ongoing projects and limited time to spend in vr at all...

@icedquinn@blob.cat i already know about it

@rio@kawane.misskey.online laughed at the phone call gag. you did good!!!

@rio@kawane.misskey.online

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they are random pseudobytes

good spam. i'm going to grow a new knee

we are watching blade runner 2049 in :vrchat: tonight
starting at 8 EST, that's 5 hours from this post
join off me

@linear which

moopie
jill was there too but had to eep

@ashleyrules@transfem.social sure, here's the full wav

I started logging the mains waveform because I noticed when we have power outages, the power tends to flicker badly instead of simply going off, and I just really wanted to know what that looked like.

The setup is simple - a small transformer to knock the voltage down to a usable range, into a cheap USB mixer, into a laptop which runs arecord in a loop. Could easily do it using a Pi or something like that, but for me the laptop has a battery and is already on 24/7 doing some radio monitoring.

The video of the lamp was made after the fact, but is accurate to how it really looked during the outage. Since I have the recording of the outage, I can play it back through a big amplifier, calibrate it to ~120V, and connect a light bulb in place of the speakers :)

Note I put a high-pass filter on the audio in the video clip, just to make it a little more user-friendly. I have the full thing in 22k 16bit wav though...

There was a brief power outage at my home a few days ago. Usually this would be a nuisance, but I'd been waiting months for this moment.

Here is a recording of the actual mains waveform during the outage, captured by a logging recorder I've been running.

(watch your volume!)

troll science was doing the right click -> save as joke long before the anti-nft people