Even if you don’t have one an XRF gun, you can just visit a local junkyard and ask the owner to use theirs.
Hamartiogonic
Entertaining puns and pointless jokes.
What about privacy though? Google runs an ad network, so clearly they have financial incentive to spy hard.
k = 10^3 and m = 10^-3 so they will cancel out. It’s just Ah without any prefixes at that point.
And on iPhone the system expects you want your battery to charge over 80% on a daily basis. On a Samsung phone the system knows you don’t want to go past 80% at all, so it sets that as the new maximum.
Looking forward to the first lawsuit about this.
I guess people downvoting you are thinking of Brother printers, AMD graphics cards and Intel WiFi cards. Sure, it’s great when you have the right hardware, but what if you don’t. I’ve banged my head against Optimus and Broadcom, until I learned to be extra picky when buying a laptop.
Oh, it’s just like the historical origin of words like “bug” or “patch”.
What about when a talented comedian speaks in the voice of someone else? Should we just write a law that humans are allowed to do it, but machines aren’t?
Maybe it’s time people start taking their business elsewhere to show they are not satisfied with this deal.
I have some of experience with the CHAOS (Constantly Having Awful Outcomes and Stress) method. Maybe I should start a blog about it.
Ever tried to see what happens when you request “an anatomical diagram of a spider, school book style”. I mean, just start by counting the legs, and once you’ve stopped laughing you can dive into the labels. It’s going to be wild. If you’re into microbiology, try asking for a similar diagram of a prokaryotic cell for extra giggles.