Comments by "User 2C47" (@user2C47) on "Technology Connections" channel.

  1. Can confirm. My webcam drivers have the option to turn off the light.
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  2. So are the controllers of old elevators.
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  3. I was about to leave the same comment. Maybe a future video I the series could feature a step PABX. Evan Doorbell also hosts several hours of telephone network sounds at evan-doorbell.com.
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  4. Instead of having touch lamps, we should just have a single pushless pushbutton that can toggle all the lamps at once.
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  5. Even though the computer is stuck wide open, the air intake should remain closed.
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  6. Is there a reason you would use one of these over a rechargable LED lamp?
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  7. 13:55 > "Pinball pushes relays to their conceptual limit." Telephone switches from the mid 20th century would like to disagree.
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  8. Interesting. My setup is almost the exact opposite. My primary machine is a big desktop, and when I need portability, I use an old Dell and RD. The only downside is the latency and the computer having to run at all hours, costing up to $40 per month.
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  9. What would prevent you from copying the movie to your computer, apart from limited hard drive space? Also, FlexDisc-R discs with a reaction time of 1 or 4 weeks may be useful for some secure applications.
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  10. Corporate spying. It is used to tell when to give you ads for face products.
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  11. Actually, a new radiant control toaster would probably use almost the same partz as a normal toaster, except it would have a cheap (less than $0.02) temperature sensor in the side, and a different control circuit. This would result in minimal costs to implement, and the ability to use existing assembly lines. You now have a $4 radiant control toaster, which retails for $35.
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  12. It might be faster to draw on the disc by hand... ...With a handheld laser. It might also be an interesting idea to use a laser cutter on low power to apply the label.
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  13. Topic suggestion: LCD vs OLED.
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