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lotte adds rac- to words a lot but it doesn’t alter meaning

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if we had a robot headmate this post would read “the robots are beeping in our headspace”

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the robots are beeping in our dms

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The robots are beeping in our mentions
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@mynameistillian
You can trademark designs I guess but I'm in a normal raccountry where you can't just say "this is my trademark" and then it's yours
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The robots are beeping on our feed
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@EeveeEuphoria ibly is not perpendicular to a surface neoraccoon_thumbsup

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Stacks them on top of my other neoraccoons
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@elisa the transmission power is also concentrated in a pill shape around a typical wifi antenna which makes heating things at full blast hard

The interior of the microwave is reflective to microwaves not just to limit disruption to radio devices, but also to maximize the potential of the radiation. It is spaced perfectly to create standing waves, which constructively interfere with each other (this is also why there's a rotating tray, without it there'd also be cold spots)
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@TheCoolest
@elisa I thought we were talking about normal deployments of it

I think the issue is that with normal wifi systems the signal starts distorting relatively quickly above the standard maximum transmit power

Amateur radio systems can significantly exceed 1W though but operators do have to ensure they maintain a safe distance between the antenna and bystanders
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@TheCoolest
@elisa a typical adult human dissipates about 80W of heat at rest, and significantly more when doing any sort of physical activity

A wifi transmitter legally maxes out at 1W which even if you could fully absorb that (not even close) would really only cause issues if you were already suffering from overheating-treated problems
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Yesterday I found food that was spicier on the way out neoraccoon_woozy
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Edited 10 months ago

Die neue Bahn-Chefin hat einen Triebfahrzeugführerschein. Damit kann gesichert gesagt werden, dass zumindest eine Person im Vorstand der Deutschen Bahn schon einmal in einem Zug gesessen hat.

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@elisa @TheCoolest it’s theoretical because the effect just isn’t measurable. the body is also designed to compensate for heat in the body, and that little bit of heat from absorbed radio waves can be compensated for with no issues

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@TheCoolest
@elisa yeah as far as wifi or Bluetooth itself goes

There is theoretically an impact, but the power involved is so low that it is barely noticeable even in direct contact with the antenna (which could be warm to the touch, basically)

What might be impacted sooner is pace makers, but wireless communications devices generally come with warnings on how to use it safely with those

the strength of the electric field (which is what is absorbed by your body) also very quickly loses strength. If you double your distance from an antenna, the power you absorb is quartered
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A raccommon feature in Slavic languages is that a number of them retain 3 grammatical numbers

This implies that there are dual or paucal systems too
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Now if Slavic languages could lose a male female distinction that would be great /hj
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