Because why spent coal on heating stables for the livestock, if the livestock doesn't die without it?
That's the mentality of a communist dictator.
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That's the mentality of a communist dictator.
I am speechless they fired a man they been trying to retain at any cost.
I attribute Apple's sound manufacturing operation, and insane profitability to him as much as to Cook.
AMD chipsets have SoundWire, and MIPI CSI/DSI support, but there are no way to use them in Windows. Intel is starting to support them as well with Alder Lake mobile.
SoundWire is way simpler than HDA, and availability/cost is better.
Connecting the whole suite of peripherals over i2c allows to dispose of wide LIF cable from the front panel. No LPC EC needed.
MIPI CSI cameras are vastly superior to USB ones, and are dirt chip for price/picture quality due to the size of smartphone market.
Tablet use MIPI DSI panels price/quality is superior to LVDS panels, and you will never get such thin laptop-use panels.
Linux can use non-SMBus battery gauges, and PMICs. Again, you can forego paying the x86 premium on SMBus vs. i2c controlled PMICs.
Forging is in no way inferior to CNC, on the contrary, a forget aluminium part should have more rigidity per unit of thickness, depending on the alloy.
I guess, you got to volumes big enough to open the mould for forging?
If you need an audio engineer, I can refer you one fellow. He worked at Apple, Harman, Asus, BBK, and is now looking to relocated from the East Bloc.
Reflashing serial numbers of common i2c chips is routine, and not "harder."
It basically only deters self-taught repair shop owners, without electronics background.
Midframe based based construction was standard for most premium smartphones 2010-2015, after that two piece construction, and "bathtub" took over for economic reasons, and because of MBA people wanting to parrot Apple's engineering in everything.
All Russians born in Lithuania been offered Lithuanian citizenship, repeatedly, many times over.
Some Russians on the far right of the political spectrum repeatedly imply the contrary. This is not even a conspiracy theory, but a "being debunked in 5 minutes Googling theory."
So, ABS disengages at 1500kms, and you fall on the first puddle of water? (This is a big, heavy bike)
That will set a very bad precedent. It was a miracle Pakistan's funding ecosystem got so far. India has n-times bigger IT industry, but is not n-times bigger on funding.
The price of 10 sound cards will be enough to pay for a whole wafer.
Depending on voltage. Extremely low RDs ON FETs are there. The real world choice would depend on whether you just need a constantly open switch, or high frequency switching for power conversion.
Are you in power electronics?
SPDT pushbuttons with both outputs wired through a D-latch are perfectly bounceless.
OPPO invented this when they started deploying VOOC charging (serious current,) standard Android has since copied it.
They measure the resistance in between data pins periodically. If there is no voltage, but resistance is low, they show this alert.
IGBTs are far from being a new invention.
And if we are speaking strictly, very high currents aren't switched with higher net efficiency by BJT than FET.
The reason SCR type devices are used for the kiloamperes range switches is due to them being the only switches which can mechanically/thermally handle so much current.
But for high voltages, bipolars will indeed go higher than FETs.
Way longer that 1-2 weeks intense monsoon downpour.
> The United States didn't do enough to help Russia transition to democracy in the 1990s. There was no "Marshall Plan" after the Cold War like there was after World War II.
Total bullshit. The West did put in nearly as much money as part of GDP in aid to early 199X Russia as US did in Europe after 1945. US aid was pouring from every hole up until mid-late nineties.
I would argue America went too much Marshal on Russia, and you are reaping the results of this folly now. It was a giant mistake not to finish off the beastie, and not to SCALE UP the pressure after the USSR collapse to force genuine reforms.
The West is responsible for much of CPSU's comeback happening in 200X, repeating how USA saved early CPSU from total collapse from food riots in early 192X out of pity. A giant mistake.
US humanitarian aid was stolen many times over, sold again, stolen, and resold, giving a headstart to CPSU elements turning to banditry. It was totally unsupervised. US totally failed to empower the right kind of people back then with its aid.
Subsequent entries by Western multinationals funded much of 200X mess in Russia, rise, and legitimisation of early Putin's mob regime. The first Western supermarket in Russia was literally inaugurated by the mob boss of Moscow.
Much of Kremlin's current denizens owe their meteoric rises to megabribes they got from Western MNCs in early 200X, which they used to fund their political ascensions.
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Other post-USSR countries which did have their economies opened up, and claimed by the Western capital yearly on were super lucky to have the West "rob" them like that.
Russia, or Central-Asian states were saved from such "robbery," and their economies at large stayed with the CPSU mobsters instead.
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"Russian Liberals" == Total intellectual dishonesty. They share as much the blame for Russian devolution into North Korea 2.0 as Putin himself.
> short stick (like my parents, who lost their jobs, their city apartment and who had to resort to literally subsistence agriculture in a matter of 4-5 years maximum;
Good for them! They did live in apartment, unlike the 80% of Bloc's population, who lived in wooden barracks from fourties. They likely had a white collar job, and been on good terms with communist authorities.
Not living in an apartment for 5 years is by far not a life breaking event, nor is anywhere close to worst shit happening to less elite people back then.
> The United States didn't do enough to help Russia transition to democracy in the 1990s. There was no "Marshall Plan" after the Cold War like there was after World War II.
Total bullshit. The West did put in nearly as much money as part of GDP in aid to early 199X Russia. US aid was pouring from every hole up until mid-late nineties.
I would argue America went too much Marshal on Russia, and you are reaping the results of this folly now. It was a giant mistake not to finish off the beastie, and not to SCALE UP the pressure after the USSR collapse.
The West is responsible for much of the CPSU comeback happening in 200X, just like USA rescued early CPSU from total collapse through food riots in early 192X out of pity. A giant mistake.
US humanitarian aid was stolen many times over, sold again, stolen, and resold, giving a headstart to CPSU elements turning to banditry. It was totally unsupervised.
Subsequent entries by Western multinationals funded much of 200X mess in Russia, rise, and legitimisation of early Putin's mob regime. The first Western supermarket in Russia was literally inaugurated by a mob boss of Moscow.
Much of Kremlin's current denizens owe their meteoric rises to megabribes they got from Western MNCs in early 200X, which catapulted then into power.
Second in line is Bangladesh
P.S. USA had a capitalism approval around 70% in the same survey.
Same has happened when Azure changed its root cert, which was likelly hardcoded into 99% of deployed devices using it.
Fake, or genuine, but still bad Y caps are everywhere.
It means isolation on the charger is faulty.
A properly working modern charger should not have any galvanic connection to the grid.
The isolation transformer is likelly to be defective.
A nanosheet device will have to get thicker for an equal performance to FinFET if they want to keep the number of layers sane.
This is why it's accepted that first generations of multilayer GAA devices will be inferior to FinFETs of equivalent density.
Everybody is of course searching for how to do multiple nanosheets with single imaging step.
20 years old experimental nanosheet designs won't do it in production today. I.E. cutting multiple sheets with RIE is way too coarse, and destructive for modern feature sizes. Depositing sheets into a negative pattern on a sacrificial poly layer brings alignment issues.
At least 1 set of stm32 cube tools will be always working.
It's not uncommon for microcontroller vendors to not to provide any tooling at all, and just say "Use JTAG" without any further explanations.
And then JTAG may, or may not work. Or only work on some decade old 3rd party IDE + 3rd party USB (or even RS232...) JTAG debugger + pre sp2 win xp version combo.
Then one day, suddenly all of them were declared "found" somewhere around 1998-1999.
My bet USA just annoyed Yeltsin enough to put up a pretence solution.