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My biggest gripe with airplane mode is that it shuts off bluetooth as well

The only valid concern is in airport environments, mostly during takeoffs and landings, where the American 5G antennas cannot be used. They emit a "dirtier" (more stray frequencies, long story much physics) signal which can interfere with airplane's weather radars. This isn't a concern in EU since we have more stringent frequency use in our equipment.

love this video

ok starting couple of seconds took a dark turn, I wasn't expecting that.

10:23 GPT-4o came out and it can still not solve the ice cube thing... Anyways.

111? Amateur. 😜 Having a TBR pile 2-10 times larger than my read pile doesn't strike me as a problem.

I had to watch this short a 2nd time because I was mourning instead of paying attention to the explanation.

nah, all i got from this video is 'how tuh make glasse'

It's quite remarkable that in this entire video you completely fail to mention that electronic systems aboard aircraft have been shielded against electromagnetic interference since the 1960s. The manufacturers of such equipment have whole departments to test their designs against EM interference. My father spent his entire working life designing, building and testing aircraft electronics, and a modern 'plane simply can't be affected by handheld consumer electronics in the ways that are mentioned anecdotally here. [Also, the plural of 'aircraft' is 'aircraft', NOT 'aircrafts'. It's just like the words 'sheep', 'deer' and 'fish' - the plural is the same as the singular.]

nah, they took so long inventing the wheel cuz they were just having way too many competitions to actualy improve the wheel

Safety. I have plastic holding my aorta together along with bits and pieces of plastic and titanium in other parts of my body because some drunk swerved a bit on a two lane road and t-boned me into a ditch back in 2005. Traffic fatalities are insanely high and, especially train/subway metro fatality rates are comparatively microscopic. There is no way to design safe car infrastructure, just less dangerous--and almost any attempt to make it less dangerous receives wide-spread critical feedback.

OFFICER !! I SAW A MURDER!!!!

I tried to tackle this a while ago. What I found was that the most significant factor was consistency in both bedtime and waking time. For bedtime, actually making an effort to sleep at the same time everyday teaches your body to expect to be tired at that time. After about a week, I literally couldn't keep my eyes open. As for waking up: personally, I feel like I suffer from PTSD from alarm clock sounds - even when they play on TV. Instead, I used a smart bulb gradually increasing in brightness and from warm/yellow-redish light to blue/white light, but no sound. Works like a charm. The blue light seems to reset your 25h circadian rhythm, and it lead to me waking up with remarkable consistency! (<1-2 min accuracy, even on mornings when the light is completely off). I have a little anxiety about waking up in time in the morning, but that worry was completely unfounded, and it's way more pleasant than an alarm clock.

I learned a lot from this video. But the real mystery is why is there random blue paint in the middle of your wall???

Good video, hey showing yourself googling basic elements of the video like what FAA stands for, then inserting * corrections in post really bring down the quality and take away any kind of knowledgeable vibe. It makes viewers (presumably others) feel hesitant that your research is thorough.

Let's all be grateful for flight mode. No one wants to listen to the Karen three rows away loudly complaining on her phone to her long suffering mother about how terrible the service is, the food is cold and the staff are so rude these days. In flight homicides would become the fastest rising trend.

"No cons to public transit" Clearly this woman hasn't heard of the NYC subway or the Mexico City metro.

I feel that fancy food is just the arrangement and plating, what dishes are used. And also the name, if it’s French or elegant sounding, or if it is just its ingredients and it’s stuff that you don’t know, have a long name or is a combination of interesting ingredients and types of food.

A friend of mine published a book and offered it to friends on launch day for $1 and asked them to buy as many copies as possible to get it onto the best seller list

A slightly better rule is '"i" before "e" except after "c" and sounding like "a"' - the way you say the letter - 'in "neighbor" and "weigh"'. But also note that there are still weird and foreign words that are exceptions. Like the words weird and foreign

"I feel like people only ask for word origins if their buying time" 🤨🤨🤨the word origin is how you know how to spell it???? English borrows a lot from other language and then for some reason keeps their grammar and spelling instead of incorporating it into our own language properly. So you need to know the origin to predict the spelling

What a pointless video .. confuse people more ? . I have a freezer at home set up as an ice bath . I would love to use it more than 1-2 times a week . But too busy it seems. I can absolutely without any question say that it gives you a huge amount of positive benefits. And for anyone to not try it for themselves would be a shame . Life has become all about taking the easy path for the new generations … I feel sad for what this will do to the long term mental and health of these awesome young humans , The trend to do videos that suggest an opposite narrative to anything hip or popular is become the norm . It’s click bait in the end and just confuses people or gives them an excuse to be weak minded . As a great man says… all the love , all the power ❤️

TLDR: Phone on ground: Lawful redstone machine Phone in sky: Lag machine

"Aircrafts" is not a word.

So, back to the pedant cam: I'm sorry, FM radios _deliberately emit em radiation?_ Are you sure about that? What radiation, and with what purpose in mind? We're talking about a *receiver,* right? A calculator, on the other hand, _does_ emit radiation. Just hold one next to - umm, an FM radio - and you'll hear the buzz of its display being switched on and off at high frequency to avoid burning out the LEDs. It just doesn't do it _deliberately._ Incidentally, if 550 people in an airliner can "jam" a cellular network, it would be pretty catastrophic when 35 or 45 _thousand_ people all go the same baseball game, right? Oh... wait. 🧐

My old books have the title and then page 1...

This is kinda dumb. Just to be on the safe side to keep flight the safest form of travel we should keep our devices off. Besides flying is great fun! Shut your shit off and enjoy the flight! Seriously if you can't go a few hours without using your phone, you are part of the problem. Try talking to the people around you.

Stop your phone accidentally connecting to an expensive satellite telecom system by using airplane mode. My phone was not on airplane mode on a long ferry trip, it pinged a satellite, got a reply and I got a $60 bill for a short handshake.

Low your intro made my dog jump and bark, I think he agrees 😅

22:49 would you say that this design is unhinged?

all you have to do to wake up on time is go to bed at the same time at night; every night and wake up at same time every day; even on weekends; for 21 days straight; and you'll be programed to wake up without any alarm.

I'd rather keep my phone turned off, cause my phone actually got a call while going through an airport Xray machine which when picked up, sounded like a numbers station. While I ain't an expert on electronics, I do know that phones are SDRs and can tune in and transmit anywhere between 1800mhz to 5ghz.

imagine using a mac

UA-cam recommended this to me out of the blue and I clicked 'Subscribe' before the video was even over. Great balance of goofy and informative. 👍

Mmmm, well… The whole world uses Celsius

Excellent video, but the racial commentary is neither required nor desired.

mac and cheese!!

As a C programmer, I can definitely tell you what semicolons are for;

As someone who joined an engineering society because they were curious: You are overthinking this. We had so many students that joined who had no solder experience and by the end of the year they were enthusiastically building circuits and soldiering like no man's business. Coding and Engineering go hand in hand when it comes to simple projects like this one: you just got to take your time, practice and be open minded. I went from struggling with a Desoldering tool to making a Tesla coil just by approaching projects more enthusiastically. Perhaps if it was group based you'd feel more confident. We joked that we were going to turn into old men making custom circuits in their garage we all were that engaged.

im confused whether your a gir or a boy

Why not.... Ya know, just look up the thermal sensation?

Raises the noise floor, simple as that.

Isn't she the woman from crash course kids??

I remember one time I had a pilot on the seat next to me, when he noticed me taking my phone off airplane mode earlier, like as soon as we landed instead of waiting for the cabin crew signal. He told me it was that way because our phones cause interferences with their radio by making some weird noise

Me watching this video at 2:00am in double speed

fail, dont even use a phone

I couldn’t read as a kid so I buy books to catch up (I’m a maximalist)

Cycling airplane mode on and off also helps clear the phones cache this helps keep your phone running smoothly

Another vote here for local libraries. I rarely buy novels anymore, I just borrow them from the library, or sometimes buy on kindle. The only books I have on my shelves are non-fiction that I want to keep and re-read or re-peruse.

It’d be cool if a book had to be a bestseller for a certain amount of time to qualify for the title of bestseller. Like, over a month or something.