sam

NO

Oh hey it’s the biweekly post about English words being silly. Well we’ll see another in about two weeks. Or a few days.

please dear God I’ve never asked you for anything before and I’ll never ask for anything again but

Depends on relative to what.

Connected to the wall: it’s AC (alternating current). half the wave is already negative. You can rectify it backwards, apparently. Or, you can use a split phase transformer.

Connected to a really big battery: big inverter just swaps the leads on the battery really fast.

Hold in your hand: negative charge pump. Magic & momentum.

Also: Rustdesk, Anydesk, TeamViewer, and Spice

It may interest you to know that the switch still exists. https://github.com/PDP-10/its/issues/1232

Safety regulations are written in blood. Electrical fires were indeed a problem. It’s why there are rules on how many outlets need to be in a room, how spaced out they need to be (to curtail extension cord usage even when the builders are trying to be cheap and stingy with outlets). It’s the reason why we have breakers and GCFIs and RCBs and AFCIs. It’s the reason why we have electrical certification bodies like UL which won’t certify your cable or appliance if the cords are too thin.

There’s a lot of smart stuff we do behind the scenes to make dumb cords safe because even smart people make dumb mistakes.

Here I go once again with the email
Every week I hope that it’s from a female

Oh :( Not from a female

marry me

That’s why I only buy ant-created technology.

–sent from my antPhone