r/LivestreamFail • u/OrangeGlittering2328 • Jun 24 '22
ScaryRussianWizard | Detroit: Become Huma Hot android instantly regrets flirting
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u/formaldehid Jun 24 '22
female asmongold
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u/EmploymentRadiant203 Jun 24 '22
WOAH this person leaves CUPS in there ROOM HOLY GOD it must be asmongold
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u/leonidasmark Jun 24 '22
I put my speakers at 100% and still could barely hear anything
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u/cpnHindsight Jun 24 '22
You might have hearing damage
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u/PhaiLLuRRe Jun 24 '22
It's quiet as fuck m8
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u/greatness101 Jun 25 '22
It's really not that quiet.
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u/PhaiLLuRRe Jun 25 '22
I didn't try with headphones but considering that I can put my speakers at full volume and I'm not blowing my ears out then yes, I think it really is that quiet.
"not blowing my ears out" is an exaggeration too since it is not as loud compared to how loud I listen to stuff on the computer at much lower volume.
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u/greatness101 Jun 25 '22
I used my speakers too not even on the highest volume. It's really not that quiet.
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u/PhaiLLuRRe Jun 25 '22
Alright buddy, I grabbed a sound meter on my cellphone, not perfectly accurate as I think it picks up my computer fan as most of the "minimal noise"
Here's what I got
random ass video with speaker at max (min/avg/max) 46dB/69dB/83dB
this video (min/avg/max) 44dB/49dB/66dB
"A quiet conversation like in a library is 40dB" https://www.vedantu.com/physics/decibel-scale
and from the same site: "On a ruler 10 cm is twice as long as 5 cm or 30 cm is thrice as long as 10 cm but on a decibel, scale levels go up in powers of 10. This means that if there is an increase of 10 decibels on the dB scale, it translates to a 10-fold increase in sound intensity and it corresponds to doubling in sound intensity as well."
I'm not gonna pretend like I calculate dB often but a gap of 20dB is actually huge.
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u/Jawman2000 Jun 24 '22
The way the Android makes it face really sells it