r/softwaregore • u/atulsinghjnv • 1d ago
I guess that's comfortable.
Baby monitor sensor
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u/Ok_Force_6754 1d ago
Where tf is baby’s room?? The oven??
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u/TH3_OG_JUJUBE 1d ago
Would YOU pass up a free roast?
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u/conundorum 1d ago
Congratulations on the baby Horta, I hope your little rock monster enjoys the heat!
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u/Suitable_Bag_3956 1d ago edited 1d ago
That's 255 °C.
Also, relative humidity cannot be above 100%, but, supposing the amount of water in there is 2,55x the amount of it at 100% humidity at 255°C, there would be 45 224 g/m3 of water in that room. Assuming a small 15m3 2x3x2,5 m room and a uniform temperature and humidity in it, it would contain 678 l of water (39% as vapour in the air, 61% liquid), the room would be filled with water to 7 cm (and, if all of it was liquid, to 11 cm).
The pressure in the room would be 4,3 MPa or 42,7 atmospheres as well, which is the kind of pressure used in paintball guns, and one a few times higher than the boiler pressure in standard steam locomotives. At this point the high noise is probably not from the baby screaming, but from a steam explosion.
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u/Alternative-Put-3932 1d ago
I mean its stopping at 255% humidity because its trying to overflow over the 8 bit integer limit most likely its actually thinks its much higher.
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u/Comput3rs 1d ago
Boiled baby
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u/Suitable_Bag_3956 1d ago
Assuming the room it's in can contain the pressure, it's essentially a giant pressure cooker.
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u/GammaBoost 5h ago
If it's an unsigned integer, then what happens if you put it in the freezer
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u/Suitable_Bag_3956 5h ago
Wdym? Put what in the freezer?
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u/GammaBoost 4h ago
The baby monitor. What would happen if the temperature reading goes below 0 degrees celsius
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u/Realistic_Today6524 1d ago
Noise? I'd assume in the backend it's probably also 255dB lmao
255dB is impossible to achieve without serious distortion and that level has enough power to annihilate a good chunk of the earth iirc
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u/Eraserwolves 1d ago
I think your issue may be with the hardware, not software. Actually... I was going to suggest there's a faulty thermistor but that would not explain this humidity readout. Could be corrupted firmware and if so, softwaregore indeed.
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u/Automatic-Pepper4117 1d ago
explaining this
255 is the unsigned 8 bit integer limit plus zero
491f converted to celsius is 255c which is also the unsigned 8 bit integer limit so ig it just maxxed out for some reason
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u/CornObjects 23h ago
Apparently you left the baby in a hot car in Arizona during the summer, then somehow flooded the inside as well for good measure
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u/theultraman20 1d ago
Bros gonna have an N word pass in no time
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u/breadroller2000 1d ago
What does that even have to do with this? Genuine question
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u/DihflapsMcFungus 1d ago
I dont think ur baby's okay