Heart beat is usually measured in bpm. All the charts top out at 200. 360 bpm is certainly problematic for a human.
3600 bpm would be even more problematic.
Re:Tinnitus Is Connected to Sleep
by Bombthecat on Saturday March 07, 2026 @03:28PM
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Even techno would be slower :)
That's 3 times the heart rate of a hummingbird.
Upvoted for the edit. :D
You’re thinking of one beat per second, i.e. 60 beats per minute. 60 bps is not possible, but if it were, it wouldn’t be survivable.
Yeah, 60hz isn't a pulse, it's a bass hum. It means you are a robot operating in the US and you have a poorly filtered power supply.
Re:Tinnitus Is Connected to Sleep
by pixelready on Saturday March 07, 2026 @08:45PM
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I’ve been meaning to get my power supply checked, but my robo-kid needs a memory upgrade and have you _seen_ RAM prices lately.
On the plus side, plenty of employment opportunities in the US these days. They’re offering us all the former meatbag jobs :)
Edit: WHOOPSIE DAISY