"Hey, check out my new media player." "Neat! But wow, it's heavy. What's the TONE dial for?" "Don't-" She adjusted it upward. The device fell from her hands and landed on the concrete. "Shit, sorry-" She tried to pick it up, but it wouldn't budge. "Don't adjust it upward!" he said. "Just slide the dial toward the low values." She did. "Hey, I can pick it up now. It's at... 0.0004?" "Just hand it back." "All right, but I don't see what I did wrong." She hadn't noticed the extra N. #SmallStories
If you ever think for an instant that misogyny in gaming is new, remember that there was an uproar when the Queen was added to chess in Europe because she was a "powerful female figure".
So as the lake freezes, the cone and gauge sink farther down the rod; this information is sent up the cable to a transmitter at the top, which sends it to a receiver at the house, which can update an app/website/etc. So we can tell how deep the gauge is and, perforce, how thick the ice is.
Dad likes ice fishing. But on the lake we have access to, it's hard to tell when the ice is thick enough to walk on reliably.
So I want to build a device as follows: an upward-facing cone attached to a hollow rod, which is itself attached to the bed of the lake and held perpendicular. Under the cone is a depth gauge; the cone is, in theory, pushed down by the freezing surface water. The hollow rod houses the cable that transmits data from the depth gauge to the surface.
I might not be on here much anymore but I still have to keep the internet running and that's due on the 28th ($60),i also have to restock on personal care stuff too.
anything and everything is always appreciated (especially boosts)