Nature is healing.
InvertedParallax
joined 2 years ago
Not... really. Remember the voltage rating increases but the capacitance itself can reduce so the dielectric just increases in size but shrinks in layers. Same energy, but since it's cv^2 you can actually reduce capacitance more.
You're talking about the bulk input tanks which need to be 100v, the rest of them past the inductor should be the same.
All thus being said, nobody will do this, not for a good reason, the guys who do power circuits think differently than the guys who do logic and their state space equations say it's not safe, which would be true for reactive loads but for this kind of logic it's mostly resistive with some obnoxious parasitic inductance and nasty switching noise that the supply caps would filter.
This is changing with the younger generation who don't have those prejudices.
Because they use different profiles for resolution negotiation with the monitor, the hdmi must have found 4k support in the HDMI 1.2 or 2.0 profile and switched while the dp routine found the lowest common denominator with the monitor, like 640x480 and used that.
The gfx bios isn't that bright.
Same, though I too switched to an aws instance and before that linode since 2008 or so.
Miss the old days of not having to worry about IPBL.
It sounds more like they finally unfucked their own display subsystem.
It's not about the money, it's about sending a message.
My Brother laser printer sends its regards.
3 was good, not as amazing as s1 but definitely solid.
No, because our brains also use hierarchical activation for association, which is why if we're talking about bugs and I say "I got a B" you assume its a stinging insect, not a passing grade.
If it was simple word2vec we wouldn't have that additional means of noise suppression.
Yeah, even with gang violence sweden is crazy safe, safer than any US city or even town I can think of.
It's so safe people being killed is world news.
Aww, it's so nice to be appreciated.
The end if your comment reads like a Republican bat signal.