I like the background of B the best. But it looks more like a dog and it's throwing me off. I like the character of the first one better, especially with the V on the helmet.

So I think I'm voting for A

It's very hard to tell, but I'm guessing the middle one is gpu exhaust. So two outs, one in

Check out the Sony phones. Still have headphone jacks

The worst is when you KNOW something is the best practice, but no one bothered to write it down

I'd add Mark Rober, legal eagle, cinema therapy, half as interesting (also a Wendover productions), and Kyle hill

The books are absolutely worth the read. One of my favorite series ever. Also, the only series that I felt lied to as a reader. What I mean by that is that I was hinted towards certain theories, but got tricked by the author. Not that he did lie, but the twists and real truth were very unexpected. I absolutely loved it.

This is spoiler-ish, but the sequel books follow another main character as well. Kinda switching between two viewpoints. So i assume the show will do the same. There are some changes from the books to TV but the author was very involved with the show and agreed with all the changes. He did an AMA on reddit before episode 1 aired. I'm very happy with this adaptation.

Oh no. I wonder what happened /s

Think about the circuit over time. The sine wave on the left is the input.

When the sine wave is positive, the top wire is positive and the bottom wire is negative. That means d1 and d3 are both positive and d2 and d4 are both negative.

Diodes "forward bias", meaning they allow electricity to flow, when you have a positive on the triangle side. This also implies a negative on the straight bar side. If the positive is on the straight bar side, then it won't conduct. You have to have a negative on the straight bar side.

Note: Keep in mind positive and negative means in relation to each value. So if one side is 5 volts, and the other is 0, then the other side is negative compared to the positive side.

So with that in mind, when the sine wave is positive, greater than 1,then d1 and d4 are conducting (there an implied loop on the left side).

When the sine wave is negative, then d2 and d3 are conducting. Because these two diodes are flipped, the high value goes to the top wire on the output which is now seen as a positive. The input is different, but because you've flipped the wires, the output is still the same. Now all current flows in one direction no matter the input. AC is now DC.

Shorter verison: positive side of the sine wave makes d1 and d4 conduct. Negative side makes d2 and d3 conduct. Since d2 and d3 cross over, they effectively turn the negative into a positive value.

It's also probably inflated due to people making multiple accounts. I'm sure there's lots of us (myself included) who made an account on one instance and then decided to swap to a different one.

Exactly. It's not that people prefer the hot over the cold. It's thats they prefer the activities of one season over the other.

I prefer gardening, swimming, and a whole host of other things over ice skating or skiing. I prefer backpacking without needing to wear snow shoes. An ice cold lemonade is wayyyy more refreshing than a cup of hot cocoa. At least to me. To each his own.

Also, cold hurts, it makes exposed skin tingle and makes me less flexible. Heat is uncomfortable, you just have to manage your water and use of shade better.

That's absolutely wild. I bet if he owned a garage, he'd expect you to be able to fix a car in the dark.

Question tho, as someone not in IT, how do you handle HIPPA policies. Clearly you have to have access, but I assume the info would just be backed up seperately from other data.

That kid is brilliant. I'd be willing to bet that he's a very successful adult now.