bladeless fan
looks inside
blades
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wireless router
looks inside
wires
wire_less_ not wire_free_
_ It works on my end (without leading and trailing spaces) _ -> It works on my end (without leading and trailing spaces)
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Its all a scam
scam
looks inside
marketing
You mean the other way around, right? Marketing ---> looks inside ---> scam
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It turned into a heated argument with a manager who, in the middle of project she complains is "taking too long" (despite constant scope creep, moving targets of adding stuff and changing expectations)...she walks up to my desk with her home modem/router she got from ISP. She kept saying it's "wireless" but didn't understand that 1. You still needed to plug the coax into the wall and 2. YOU STILL NEEDED TO PLUG THE POWER CORD INTO THE FUCKING WALL
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Is this from Blade 4?
There's a bit in 'deadpool and wolverine' where they're in the multidimensional junkyard and characters from marvel properties with aborted film projects also end up there. So like 'blade', and the various attempted 'fantastic four' movies.
Pretty confident it's from Deadpool and Wolverine.
Can't believe I forgot about that. Best Blade movie since the original.
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assless chaps Looks inside
spoiler
Ass
All chaps, by definition, are assless.
I knew a chap in university that most definitely possessed ass.
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how does serverless architecture work?
By using someone else's computer.
True serverless architecture doesn't.
It's the computers that cause all the trouble after all.
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Its true there is a fan in the base of all bladeless fans, but the fan is smaller then traditional fan designs and moves the same if not more air then traditional fans.
Air is pulled in through the base and forced through a thin slit. This fast stream of air creates an area of low pressure, drawing in and amplifying surrounding air behind the slits.
Because air "sticks" to itself, when you get some air moving (by breathing out, for example), the initial bit of air that you move "drags" some air with it from beside and behind. This is what Dyson calls "air multiplier technology".
Dyson uses this property of air to claim that they only have to move a fraction of air (with the fan in the base) of all the air that blows past you.
Here is a example of how this works, and how you can use one breath to fill a large bag.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAAelB7nN14
Here is a image of the multiplier effect, from the original intake of air at the bottom. You can see the air is multiplied from behind and infront of the fan.
still a miss-labeling to call them bladeless fans, just because the blades are hidden. by that logic my beef raviolis are vegetarian (tbf: the catholic church made a similar claim during the medieval ages).
Bernoulli Fan is not only more accurate, it also sounds much cooler.
To play devil's advocate, there are no exposed blades at the point of use. I'd wager people who buy "bladeless" fans are more concerned with aesthetics and avoiding a crying toddler than they are with semantic accuracy. We call Wi-Fi "wireless" even though the router is plugged in.
I can stick my peepee into a bladeless fan and not worry about cuts so there's that.
well, no, see, you can't.
you can stick it through it. but you can't stick it in it.
You can't tell me what I can and can't do with my own peepee.
I hope you win some international competitions with this handle so announcer has to yell out "SATAN'S MAGGOTY CUM FART wins!"
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there's a type of German meat dumplings called Herrgottsbescheißerle, which literally means "little things that bullshit the Lord" for the same reason
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Well, Beef comes from cows, and cows only eat vegetation, so beef raviolis are vegetarian. Now, I’m not a Rocket Biologist, but I think the math here is pretty conclusive.
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A traditional fan also pulls air from around its blades using the same principal. A bladeless is just a gimmick it has no actual benefits.
Here's a video on the subject:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySSo5PmZZJM
It turns out, a bladeless fan is even less efficient than a traditional one. It works better, when you remove the casing.
it has no actual benefits.
- no toddler will put their hands in to it
- can look better for some people
Toddler hands don't go through the protection of a classic fan, if it's built like after 1965.
Also we were not discussing esthetics but efficiency.
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Ironically love Lemmy for the explainers you get on a shitpost. Only stumbled on this cause I was looking it up myself. Thanks for the write up :)
It's also just Dyson's completely overpriced bullshit. It makes weak air flow and has no real benefit for use as a fan.
Project Farm has tested them a couple different times. They're expensive aesthetic toys.
*Edit: While I'm on a bit of a Dyson rant; I'd just like to also say that I HATE their hand dryers that some places bathrooms use.
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It’s the same reason I use a beef bouillon cube in place of real meat when I feed my vegan friends. It’s much smaller so it doesn’t count.
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Sir, this is a ~~Wendy’s~~ shitpost community.
And yet despite the fact that they're using less electricity and a smaller fan somehow the product costs five times as much as a normal fan. How does that work?
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Hey hey, no spoilers I haven't gotten to see The Odyssey yet!
Oops! It's all fans!
It's OnlyFans!
If only.
I am not a fan.
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