#occupancy sensing

[rooniearts]

Imagine: Silver loss his hearing not just cause of loud noises.

But because of his crying as a baby? Those sounds can get loud…

Alternative: Racing with Sonic at his young age. The sound of the wind messed with his ears.

HMMMMMMMMM🤔🧐😔

as funny as Sonic having accidentally messed up Silver's hearing with a sound barrier breaking piggyback ride, i personally am very partial to this explaination for how he gets hearing loss in dadow;

[futureelctronic1208]

Infineon: Smart Presence Detection with XENXIV BGT60UTR11AIP

https://www.futureelectronics.com/resources/featured-products/infineon-xensiv-60-ghz-bgt60utr11aip-sensor . Infineon’s new BGT60UTR11AIP radar sensor with antenna in package is optimized for low power consumption and system cost optimization. With three different power modes, users have flexibility to optimize between performance and power consumption. https://youtu.be/hLM3MHvP5fE

[futureelectronic1527]

Infineon: Smart Presence Detection with XENXIV BGT60UTR11AIP

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[soup-mother]

I'm kinda retreading old ground here re. australian anti americanism but basically just as chauvinism (e.g "we should control our own destiny" to be imperialists), but it's always interesting to think about what would happen with pine gap if the US left.

because realistically it's not going to stop being used for surveillance and military targeting, it's just going to be ran entirely by Australians. like military bases aren't suddenly fine when it's an exclusively Australian military occupation of stolen land, but talking about the Australian military as occupiers here makes people really angry.

[sha-brytols]

it is kind of like. strange to me. that the narrative seems to agree at least partially with the idea that alistair was at fault for driving eamon away at the monastery.?

[yupuffin]

Before anyone else comments about Brant's name sounding ridiculous, I just want to place a reminder that a brant is a kind of goose, which -- to me personally, at least -- sounds like a very appropriate name for a flamboyant theatre kid pirate captain. 🤣

[cienie-isengardu]

MK 9 (2011)'s story mode & MK 1 (2023)'s story mode

[butterrdream]

Been thinking about what Apple does post-canon (not just post khr canon but post her story canon as well) as she's not affiliated with any specific mafia famiglia and, for reasons I can't mention because of spoilers, she can't work her previous job of making forgeries (which I don't even think I've gone into detail about here yet lol). So for a while I just said she made investments and stuff like that but it was so vague...

But! I have finally found something that suits her well and makes sense for her story! She owns a Art Gallery! A gallery where she displays her private collection of famous paintings, statues, and other works of art some real some fake but it's up to you to figure out which is which ;). And of course they have displays and exhibits from local artists as well and "sometimes" she launders money and helps others launder money.

And of course she hosts plenty of different charity events and also tries her best to raise awareness on the importance preserving the arts it's totally not just a tax write off I promise ❤️

[weldnas]

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[jrueships]

idc if this stupid tubi ass show has no Fandom on here, these two should've made out passionately in multiple scenes. idc

[cathymee]

maybe it's to maintain a sense of tension & turmoil that would eventually reach an explosive peak, a sense of tug-of-war, a back-and-forth to hammer home the ideals they want to deliver and for the viewers to chew on, but although these arguments regarding hiroshi & his stance as a man torn between his loyalty for his country & the loyalty for his Filipino friends and lover is of course important, how they write these scenes & the points they present from this week alone is getting too repetitive...? literally the argument scenes from last night & tonight between adelina & hiroshi is basically the same; the ideas were the same, the dynamics were the same: the aggressive, radical adelina, bristling rage and fear over the injustices she's seen thus far, and the cautious, inspiriting hiroshi, all hopefulness and reassurance one moment as a lover, defensiveness and sternness as a japanese soldier in another. this debate will be ever-present ofc, it is one of the series' biggest conflicts, but it is unfortunately so easy to tell when it is a.) being pulled up as a main topic to move the plot along / be a necessary conflict for character development/introspection / be the conflict to deliver the morals & messages the writers want to send to their viewers, or b.) when it is being pulled up only for the drama and filler to pass the time. like watching the characters sit down to argue for 10 minutes, do other things for the plot for 2 minutes, then sit down again to argue for the next 20 minutes. lol.

[ameliafuckinjones]

What if Arthur Kirkland IS the legendary King Arthur, and he's just that old of a bastard.

[theherosvillain]

but what is doctor professor a doctor/professor of. the real questions

well you see, they are a medical doctor (ignore that they never got their degree; they've got 20 years' experience under their belt by now). as for the professor part, their gender is so complex and nuanced that they were automatically bestowed a phd in gender and sexuality studies when they came out.

(alternate answer: it was their drag name in college)

[widevibratobitch]

try not to randomly complain about the state of modern opera in your unrelated thesis about an 18th century opera singer challenge: failed.

[padawan-historian]

when israeli folks start quoting malcom x and james baldin to justify their illegal occupation and genocide. . . of black and brown-skinned people . . .