comradehoser
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Or, basically, don't turn the treble knob all the way up hahaha.
Thanks though, folks, I appreciate it
Thanks though, folks, I appreciate it
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pettert
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I know he's a comedian, and was an actor in Full House, a corny daytime sitcom, but your comment flies over my head!
Anyway, I wanted to show how much "sensible" the larger v1 board was. The thoughtvirus of cramming stuff into smaller enclosures... it creates so much pain.
I also fixed the oscillation issue with a trimmer instead of removing a cmos stage. Thx again Tagendemuur.
Board / Soldering is a bit messy at places.
tegendemuur
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Pseudo profanity, holding the same meaning as dagnabbit. An example of...
"Taboo deformation is one possible way for a word to change its meaning,” says Andrew Byrd, a professor of linguistics at the University of Kentucky who specializes in Indo-European languages. Basically, we are scared of the true names of certain beings or concepts, because to use them might mean we summon them, which we don’t want, or anger them, which we definitely don’t want, or simply make other humans mad at us, which is slightly less bad but still not ideal. The true name is powerful, and we normal humans can’t handle that power. So we avoid using the true name, but sometimes we still need to communicate with each other about those beings or concepts. That means we have to figure out a way to talk about something without using the actual word for it."
The Long Linguistic Journey to 'Dagnabbit'
This piece of pseudo-profanity is what's known as a taboo deformation—a word we say when we don't want to say the word.
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comradehoser
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It's a meme from the adolescence of the internet:
But, basically, what Tegendemuur said.
But, basically, what Tegendemuur said.
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pettert
Clipping Connoisseur
Hahahaha very good, I had never seen it as far as I can recall.