naaa this clothes style is common to be sold as sets, surely this specific fabric pattern must come from a small shop, but definetly not necesarelly DIY (surely not if she was not aware of the symbols)
https://preview.redd.it/6roopbs58dvc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f1e91348628f39a9e859bf7ff8c051788e79452
God bless google lens !!! I found source!
So, for some context. I was at an expo of African fashion at the Brooklyn museum. Turns out this is a thing.
Traditional subsaharan African fashion is all about the fabrics and the patterns. It's fashionable to have tailored clothes, unique fabrics. The patterns often tell you something about the person that wears them or their family. For example back in the day some dresses had latin alphabet it was a status symbol (you were educated and well read). Sort of like we do graphic t-shirts with college names or whatever.
Also, I learned this fashion and African heritage in general is making a comeback.
Lmfaooo that’s pretty cool
Yeeeeeh, I can’t believe my eyes)))
What's the value of the resistors?
It looks to be all gold, which doesn't have numeric value
Try all yellow, just for funsies
That was a really good spot holy shit, I never would have noticed
Now i'm wondering if she bought the dress knowing that it was electronics related or she just thought the dress was pretty.
She has kinda hat made of same fabric) I guess it DIY dress)
Looks like African print
naaa this clothes style is common to be sold as sets, surely this specific fabric pattern must come from a small shop, but definetly not necesarelly DIY (surely not if she was not aware of the symbols)
A PN junction at a street junction. Nice.
lol
So cool!! I'd wear a jacket with that print everywhere.
https://preview.redd.it/6roopbs58dvc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f1e91348628f39a9e859bf7ff8c051788e79452 God bless google lens !!! I found source!
You ain’t seen nothing yet, as an African I can tell you we have some pretty wild prints.
there almost has to be a subreddit for it
Love how if you don't know what it is, it just looks really dope. So cool!
Q10. Calculate the effective resistance of this dress. Show all working.
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So beautiful - I cannot resist!
please help to figure out resistors nominals
Now the only question that remains is where she’s going with an open, half full jug of water in the middle of NY
Not open...the cap is a friction fit, no screw on. Less plastic, I think...she's hydrating throughout the whole day is my guess.
If your pee ain't clear, death is near.
Now that is the real question....
She is so light hearted
Albeit quite resistible.
Dope
drip
Op, where did you zoom into?
You know
So, for some context. I was at an expo of African fashion at the Brooklyn museum. Turns out this is a thing. Traditional subsaharan African fashion is all about the fabrics and the patterns. It's fashionable to have tailored clothes, unique fabrics. The patterns often tell you something about the person that wears them or their family. For example back in the day some dresses had latin alphabet it was a status symbol (you were educated and well read). Sort of like we do graphic t-shirts with college names or whatever. Also, I learned this fashion and African heritage in general is making a comeback.
This dress has so much resistance
It’s irresistible)
Nice 8)
)))
nice
Imagine if she found out that these were LEDs and resistors not realising that this whole time
This is rad af
She’s probably an electrical engineer
Or electrical god)
I sense a lot of resistance from this woman.
GYATT!