Comments by "king james488" (@kingjames4886) on "Technology Connections" channel.

  1. "ALL REFRIGERATOR REPAIRMEN HATE IT!"
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  2. cam shafts don't accept user input.
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  3. never seen them... w.e it in that tube it's probably flammable and I don't want it broken and spilled on the floor...
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  4. so... if you're not going to go into details about it and point people at your other channel why not just forgo this pointless video?
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  5. no one wants to buy something that breaks it's self...
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  6. they're so hard done by losing power for a few hours with a generator >.>
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  7. pretty sure I heard at one point that most people don't even have a high enough ceiling to get the anode out of the tank :P
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  8. things don't become cheap and readily available until there's a market for them to be mass produced though... at one point people probably thought cameras were too expensive and complicated and could never be a commonplace item... same with computers.
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  9. it would pretty much need to be an electrode... idk why else it would need water with sufficient mineral content.
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  10. why? I'm going half blind and I tell you when I do I won't be watching shit.
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  11. is this video sponsored by UPS? and the letter B?
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  12. when you pair your tire pressure sensor with a new tire you know you have a much fancier car than you actually need and deserve to have to pay a mechanic for an extra hours work...
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  13. the heat is supposed to go around the cookware... that's why cookware meant for high-temperature cooking such as frying such as a wok has curved sides. they are not in fact only heated from below. it also helps to capture more of the heat.
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  14.  @techheck3358  so does all of the heat that doesn't go into the food... hold your hand over the pan, what do you feel? heat right? all of that heat is being "wasted". guess you need to go invent a method of cooking where 100% of the heat energy is transferred to the food while still allowing one to manipulate the food and do cooking things.
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  15. it has more to do with the display than the source IMO... CRTs have a sort of built in blurring effect and kinda "glow" more than a digital display which hides a lot of imperfections. I think the original looks better actually, the other one is over-saturated and looks like a cartoon fun house.
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  16. I love how hipsters in the city assume the entire world is a city and everyone can just plug in a car at any point along a journey...
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  17. the camera always receives power when the computer is on though.... so you'd just have a useless light that's always on.
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  18. why are you comparing it to zip disk instead of CD-Rs that everyone was using (or RW that some fancy people used)? you could get a CD for like a dollar.
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  19. inb4 it's basically wax floating in mineral oil but there's something slightly different about it that you'll now be spending 25 minutes explaining.
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  20. it's really less of a meter and more of an indicator if you ask me...
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  21. i left the lights on... the color was brown... the dress was blue... the sky has no color...
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  22. literally every rice cooker can steam vegetables... the only difference I'm aware of with cheap rice cookers is ones that steam vegetables have a plastic tray to hold them above the boiling water... it's not complicated to steam veggies.
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  23. ooohhh... so that's what block sections do.
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  24. um ya, some of those plugs are hilariously large lol
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  25. heh, those fake speaker grills are classic. funny how they add these sort of things to products to make them look better to the consumer... I once bought I calculator that appeared to have a solar panel in it that turned out to just be a piece of cardboard with a solar panel pattern printed on it... couldn't believe it.
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  26. they make sense for a travel cooler that runs off 12v...
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  27. I wonder why more people didn't want tiny pen-eess...
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  28. if the battery doesn't work it's dead... simple.
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  29. no, it'll be like tom scott and just be a massive fail.
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  30. if the face plate is metal it's grounded through the box tho?
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  31.  @SonsOfLorgar  just about. it's connected to the metal box with a metal screw.
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  32.  @GH-oi2jf  exactly... and I mean I guess it's possibly someone didn't do that, but that's hardly the faceplate's fault.
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  33. but people don't want to pay $100 for a toaster anymore...
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  34. ok... so what do I do when it goes down to -35C?
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  35. omg no. that would be so annoying... it's already bad enough that my lawn mower has about half a dozen safety interlocks. this is a classic case of over reacting to one incident. one person can't figure out how to put their car in park and dies and suddenly we need to inconvenience the millions of people who manage it just fine with a bunch of "safety features" that both raise costs and waste everyone's time.
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  36. can you go back to talking about something interesting please?
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  37. what if they keep using them because they've been using them so long some people would think it sounds wrong if they fixed it?
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  38. idk what you're talking about with heat causing them to fail... I had bulbs where the plastic casing started to soften and deform and they still worked for years.
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  39. why not just integrate a record turntable into top of a CD changer like the one there? and make it a record changer too... seems simpler than that complicated system and you could play a CD without removing the record...
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  40. too bad blind people can't appreciate it...
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  41.  @FiXato  that makes no sense... why would someone turn audio into text and then back into audio again? why not just listen to it? lol
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  42. I'd imagine it's a write head stuck in a cassette case... or something of that nature.
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  43. and it only costs $200 more for the LED version!!
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  44. back then people had to carry a box of flash bulbs... now they have to carry several backup batteries.
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  45. you can use cables to extend the range of hydraulics so you don't need as long of a stroke meaning smaller cheaper rams.
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  46. they're just annoying and that's about it... studies have shown that people who work around these alarms on a regular basis just end up tuning it out as background noise anyways...
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  47. well people where it's hot keep the shades drawn... your models inability to explain it doesn't negate that.
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  48. make it so. engage. elementary.
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  49. so... if you make enough copies of copies of audio disks will the error correction eventually corrupt the data?
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  50. did you see the one with the bad dragon brick?
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