@glibg10b@Rugnjr I ran this past my (engineer) SO and, after grumbling at being nerd-sniped, he came up with something you could measure to derive e.
He said a capacitor filled through a resistor for a time unit equal to "RC" gives you a simple formula that solves for e.
I think I may have got that right? Most of this is gibberish to me, but he gesticulated wildly and held up random electronic things at me so I think he had something.
@glibg10b @Rugnjr I ran this past my (engineer) SO and, after grumbling at being nerd-sniped, he came up with something you could measure to derive e.
He said a capacitor filled through a resistor for a time unit equal to "RC" gives you a simple formula that solves for e.
I think I may have got that right? Most of this is gibberish to me, but he gesticulated wildly and held up random electronic things at me so I think he had something.
@LadyButterfly Ah, Jem! I remember that one!
@5in1k That problem sounds like it would be better dealt with by consulting with a counsellor than by feeding a continuing environmental disaster.
@Rin Yep. Position of abject ignorance.
Buh-bye.
@wintermute @MBech I had a bus break down here while I was riding it.
(OK, it was a bit more dramatic. It caught fire.)
The replacement bus was there in under two minutes. It's almost like people design systems with fallbacks and failsafes.
Almost.