@drmfreegaming@video.hardlimit.com I periodically check them and recycle any that are problematic.

@bekopharm@makertube.net Ever since I have started watching I have been meaning to 3D print one

Yay :]

I need that pointer :D

with that many batteries in your collection, how do you make sure that none of them become unstable due to old age/damage over time? Do you visually inspect them for bulging every now and then, or do you not bother at all?

these inflated batteries scare me so much, whenever I see them. I've never seen one explode, but I keep imagining that they are like a grenade about to go off

Yeah those connectors were used on lower end (consumer) music equipment - or at least something very similar. Thanks for pointing it out or I would be going crazy trying to work out where I had seen them before!

@kenteh@makertube.net yeah, fair enough :Pwonder how long it would take to be noticable :P

@groupnebula563@cuddly.tube I suspect they would wander, as you suggested. Microcontroller clocks are not usually exactly calibrated.

I do wonder if the "random" pattern is a pre-defined loop, and so you could technically synchronize multiple by just giving them all power at the same time (though they'd probably drift apart after a bit, I doubt that IC is precision calibrated :P)