| "James Wilkinson Sword" <imvalid@somewear.com>: Apr 17 01:58PM +0100 > Like 70%. So in your setup, you might get cancellation of the > direct sound, but that's only part of what you hear - and the > rest takes various paths that don't cancel. But shouldn't it be enough to notice? I've tried swapping the connections to a speaker before and there is precisely zero noticeable difference. -- Microsoft: This company has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. |
| Ragnusen Ultred <rragnusen@ultred.com>: Apr 17 02:11PM Am Tue, 17 Apr 2018 13:14:57 +0100, schrieb James Wilkinson Sword: > silly large stereos in my cars) I've never encountered more than > about 5 clips per speaker. Just remove one plastic panel and > unscrew the speaker from underneath. You have an intuitive mind. Every car is different. I've replaced spark plugs in an Infiniti where the engine has to come out. For you to say, "funny, whenever I've replaced spark plugs (and I've replaced a lot in my cars), I've never had to lift the engine", is just telling us you haven't done enough engines yet! :) Likewise, I've replaced what amounts to the PCV valve in a BMW (they call it a CCV) where the amount of stuff that has to be removed is nothing like that of a typical American car so for you to say something like "funny, whenever I've replaced PCV (and I've replaced a lot in my cars), I've never had to lift the intake manifold", is just telling us you haven't done enough engines yet! :) > If they use cellular, why couldn't you play it live off Youtube > using the cell network? You just don't have the expertise yet - but you will soon. The iPad doesn't have cellular. It's WiFi only. And if it had cellular, it wouldn't work, since the neighbor's SIM card wouldn't even fit, let alone work. And they are on Verizon anyway, but it still wouldn't work as they had puny cellphones. You don't have the expertise yet to understand the problem set sufficiently, (likely because you have no experience with iOS perhaps?) which is fine but which seems to be the case. Remember, it took only a minute or three to set this up, whereas what you're suggesting is either impossible (putting the tablet on their wifi network) or impractical by way of comparison (using a puny cell phone when a tablet is better). What would be preferable, instead of suggesting impossible or impractical solutions, would be to suggest a one-step (instead of two-step) solution to get the video onto the WiFi-only iPad. Now *that* would be a useful suggestion (because it would take intelligence and expertise to solve that problem, which is something that is not intuitive). |
| "James Wilkinson Sword" <imvalid@somewear.com>: Apr 17 03:22PM +0100 >> about 5 clips per speaker. Just remove one plastic panel and >> unscrew the speaker from underneath. > You have an intuitive mind. I see it as common sense. > engine has to come out. For you to say, "funny, whenever I've replaced > spark plugs (and I've replaced a lot in my cars), I've never had to lift > the engine", is just telling us you haven't done enough engines yet! :) If I can't access A without removing B in the engine bay, I take it to the garage. I don't even change my own oil. I do however buy my own parts on Ebay. This really pisses off the garage who likes to make money on markup. I get them to do a service/MOT check and give me a list of what's wrong with it, then I turn up a few days later with all the parts and insist they only charge for the labour on the bill. If they refuse, bringing up the subject of ripoff and markup frightens off other customers and they get on with it. > whenever I've replaced PCV (and I've replaced a lot in my cars), I've never > had to lift the intake manifold", is just telling us you haven't done > enough engines yet! :) Car designers never seem to think of servicing ease. > wouldn't work, since the neighbor's SIM card wouldn't even fit, let alone > work. And they are on Verizon anyway, but it still wouldn't work as they > had puny cellphones. Then the ipad is a piece of shit. Use whatever phone of yours or theirs has cellular access. > You don't have the expertise yet to understand the problem set > sufficiently, (likely because you have no experience with iOS perhaps?) > which is fine but which seems to be the case. I avoid IOS because I know it's rubbish. > What would be preferable, instead of suggesting impossible or impractical > solutions, would be to suggest a one-step (instead of two-step) solution to > get the video onto the WiFi-only iPad. Stop using an Ipad. Surely there are normal tablets (as in non-Apple) that can access the cell network? -- On the topic of mobile phones: Anything bigger than 4 inches is getting into the region where most people would have difficulty holding and using the device comfortably -- Callum Kerr, 2013. |
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