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Replying to @Lagroski
To some extent, I have sympathy for the mom because the electronics give her a peace of mind to get things done but at the same time, they’re so bad for kids. What happened to fisher price toys?
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Thank will give that a watch for sure! I don’t think I would buy new cuz of all electronics to take over driver capabilities. Pulling over car if eyes aren’t on road enough, if thinks ur drunk pulls car over & calls police! Welcome to 1984 no way! Give me a 2010 /- Saleen Extreme
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Replying to @financedystop
Jesus H Christ. How did this parent survive their own childhood with out electronics??
Replying to @james_xond
English. Although I took Vo-Tech classes in electronics and engine repair that have also served me well.
EV Value Chain Architecture & Core Bottlenecks A. Power Electronics & Battery Management Systems (BMS) The Complexity: Translating raw DC current into regulated, variable AC phase power requires complex algorithms running on high-power microcontrollers. Managing thermal runways during rapid ambient temperature shifts requires edge computing at the cell level. Moat Status: High technical entry barriers; highly sticky client relationships due to extensive testing and validation timelines. B. EV Thermal Management Systems (TMS) The Complexity: Indian ambient temperatures frequently exceed 40°C. Fast charging generates massive internal cell heat. Moving from passive air-cooling to active liquid-immersion cooling requires ultra-precise, leak-free aluminum chilling plates, electronic water pumps, and specialized cooling valves. Moat Status: Absolute bottleneck zone. A single failure bricking a multi-lakh battery pack gives top-tier component fabricators enormous pricing power. C. Electric Drivetrains & Precision Gears The Complexity: EV motors operate efficiently at 10,000 to 15,000 RPM, requiring precise reduction gearboxes to bring wheel speeds down safely. This demands absolute micrometric precision in gear tooth grinding to minimize transmission noise (NVH) and energy loss. Moat Status: High capital-expenditure barriers; protected by complex metallurgical casting and finishing secrets.
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Puroresu Photo 🇯🇵 retweeted
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The unbelievable facades of now defunct electronics retailer BEST Products Built between 1972-1984
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This parent needs to take away tablets and electronics entirely until he reaches a certain age. He’s fucking 6 for crying out loud.
The iPad kid epidemic is going to be looked back on as one of the biggest parenting mistakes of the 2010s and 2020s....
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Dawn, Lady Red retweeted
Replying to @MikeNellis
The Situation Room is like a SCIF, a place where electronics aren't allowed. So the 1st question, shouldn't be how journalists got any recordings, but HOW did anyone in that Sit Room was even able to record anything in the first place? Let's start with who's the mole inside that room?
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Nubian Nightmare retweeted
Replying to @financedystop
I consider a child playing on a phone/electronics a sign that parents are of low class. Said parents lack the means and education to preserve the child's dopaminergic circuitry (and ability to delay gratification) for learning and productive behavior.
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Replying to @LlennoxYt
Sonic on the tiger electronics
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JVC AFI 90 • 1991 Compact Cassette Once a major Japanese name from Yokohama, JVC is barely visible in today’s consumer electronics market, although the brand itself survives under the JVCKENWOOD umbrella. Back in the 1970s and 1980s, however, the Victor Company of Japan played a very different role. The company’s engineering and technical capabilities were outstanding, the VHS home video format developed by JVC went on to conquer the world, and among enthusiasts of good sound and audio equipment, both the JVC and Victor names were well regarded — from heavy and expensive hi-fi components to the simplest consumer products. Matsushita’s engineering and financial resources only strengthened the JVC brand. JVC produced a great deal of solid cassette equipment: decks, boomboxes and cassette players. Many featured interesting engineering solutions, and virtually all JVC equipment of the 1970s and 1980s sounded quite good. The styling was not always its strongest point, however, and a good inexpensive amplifier or cassette deck could look rather plain and unremarkable beside competing products. JVC also sold compact cassettes, although in later years many were sourced from other manufacturers or produced in cooperation with them. In 1991, JVC was sourcing its cassettes from several different manufacturers. Some were made in Korea, like this AFI 90, while others came from Switzerland. They were perfectly decent tapes and quite good for the money, but they were never especially popular among audio enthusiasts. The competition was simply too strong.
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Replying to @StephenFleming
TSA liquid restrictions make it easier if you put your shaving kit in a checked bag. With Alaska Airlines you get an included check bag when paying for your ticket with the base fee credit card, plus they guarantee bags with 20 minutes if checked. I’ll normally carry on the plane my electronics, power bank, iPad, and sometimes a laptop though I normally keep this packed. If needing extra clothing for weather fluctuations I’ll pack it into a carryon. Booking a seat I’m almost always near the front of the plane, but also don’t mind a few extra minutes boarding, and or deplaning if it simplifies the days or weeks away from home.
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Benny💙 retweeted
only on electronics
Imagine having the power to manipulate reality with a simple click
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One of the best American sporting events, that is one of the most watched events all year, The Masters, literally has none of that plus bans electronics like phones and has no designated seating.
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Maybe your kids need a welfare check while we go through your electronics.
This has never happend before so it looked like a sudden shutdown, no data. So to find out, they have to start the car electronics, read the data and find out they couldn't start it, because of this emergancy button is down.. So yeah, just a 1 in a billion hit by a gravel piece
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Replying to @johnrich @SteCK1878
Hmmm, it might be interesting to make a mechanical computer for it. Get the benefits of the modern controls, still meet emissions, no electronics. I’d also make a full electronic computer with software under your control. Dumb ‘n smart. 😂
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Replying to @Ramona64946744
Yep..had to…there were no credit cards..they had lay-a-way plans most stores..how parents afforded Christmas gifts..basic stuff..no electronics
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Replying to @VanessaChaseOG
A hundred pedals, mics and electronics. An instrument with one string. lol
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Replying to @_sabaa_z
عالیه کارتون 👏🏼 کاش غیر از computer science و‌ML و‌ … بچه‌های رشته‌های دیگه هم بیان برای کمک، مثل digital electronics, process engineering c حسابداری و …
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