the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@Draekos let's not forget the allayi from endless legend, those are hot
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@Kilroy @g oh thank you, that looks like it'll work

we'll look into it further when we get back to work, i don't feel like doing too much stuff for work off the clock
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@noiob yeah we've never seen a radio with them but we haven't exacctly seen a ton of old radios, don't doubt they exist

the one old radio we have has all knobs instead
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@noiob we've seen them on a bunch of old test equipment and never on a radio, but *shrug*
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@noiob @socks yeah sorry, i had mentioned it earlier and thought the context was enough
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@noiob that's what i thought but searching for that only turns up the computer usage of them

we're working on a thing at work that could probably benefit from some of those and i don't know how to find them, or if they even still make them
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@noiob @socks no i think that's °Rø, °R is rankine
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@g would be nice if that was remotely possible to search

do they even make those anymore?
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@noiob @socks not that anyone actually uses °R
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@noiob @socks in that case °R shouldn't be right either but it is
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what are those buttons called that are all in a set and pushing one button makes the other ones pop out
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@socks i don't think it's right either but it's the arbitrary explanation our brain made up like fifteen years ago and that makes it make sense to us now
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@socks kelvin being not degrees makes sense to us though because it's like, you're measuring from an absolute value, not from an arbitrary reference point? you're measuring from zero rather than with an offset
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@socks also degrees Rankine *are* degrees for some reason
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@socks that's a blue-tongued skink! i dunno if you get them over in europe but they're pretty common to see where we grew up
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@ikrupp feels like it would taste a bit odd! but maybe better than we'd think
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macaroni and cheese: good
macarons and cheese: weird but okay if it's like ricotta or cream cheese with sugar
macaroons and cheese: what
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@socks and realizing while talking that we may have been assuming matlab is more similar to other programming languages than it probably is
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@socks yeah i'm just talking about what we know, and adding the caveat that our knowledge is limited
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@socks maybe that's a really common thing i dunno

matlab is the only high-level language we usually work in
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