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  • Your Favorite Pilot Moves from Boeing to Airbus. Here's How it Feels...
  • Full bridge rectifiers may seem great, but there's a pretty big problem with them that is becoming ever more relevant. What happens when: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 How a full bridge rectifier works 1:36 The problem With FBRs 3:23 Power factor 5:10 Power factor correction 5:49 Building a boost PFC circuit 10:24 Advanced PFC circuits 11:31 Conclusion 11:48 Outro Looking to buy or loan lab equipment in the UK? Check out https://telonic.co.uk/ Follow me on Instagram to stay up to date on all the latest stuff: https://www.instagram.com/electrarc240/ Join the ElectrArc240+ discord server to hang out with likeminded folk: https://discord.gg/un9c5VHX7N Donate through PayPal to support more cool projects: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/electrarc240
  • (Hat tip to the late Bill Strauss and The Capitol Steps' Lirty Dies.) A few moons ago I was thinking of ways to take my Palm OS Fossil Wr...
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  • On Monday night, a pedestrian who was crossing Huron at 4th Ave was killed by a driver in a hit and run crash. This is the 4th pedestrian ...
  • Version 1.5.1 of the Media RSS specification, a namespace for more robust media syndication in RSS feeds.
  • Jitter RNG Entropy Source
  • Spain’s blackout is being exploited by advocates of fossil fuels and nuclear. But no one is asking why Spanish nukes went abnormally AWOL in the days and weeks before the blackout
  • Hello, everybody! Do you know the song “Torn Between Two Lovers” by Mary MacGregor? This is a song about a committed woman who is seeing another man. It’s not that she doesn&#8217…
  • Detained at his citizenship interview, the Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi speaks of his ordeal.
  • Delay line memory is a technology from yesteryear, but it’s not been entirely forgotten. [P-Lab] has developed a demo board for delay-line memory, which shows how it worked in a very obvious …
  • RsyncUI is a macOS application developed using Swift and SwiftUI, designed for macOS Sonoma and subsequent versions. It leverages the command-line tool rsync for file synchronization. Notably, rsync executes the synchronization tasks, while RsyncUI provides a graphical user interface (GUI) on top of rsync. RsyncUI is digitally signed and notarized by Apple. RsyncUI is 100% open-source software and will remain absolutely free for all time. As a safety precaution, the —delete parameter is not set as a default parameter when adding new tasks. To ensure that the source and destination are in complete synchronization, the —delete parameter must be enabled. If you are new to rsync, I strongly recommend reading the “Important” section as a minimum. Privacy statement RsyncUI is a desktop application only, there is no server component. It does not generate any logs that are transmitted from your Mac. Data pertaining to tasks and logs is stored locally on your Mac as files. You can backup all files created by RsyncUI to the Document Catalog on your Mac from the Settings view. The sole data transferred from your Mac to a server occurs only if you enable tasks with a remote server destination. You bear sole responsibility for securing your own data if synchronized to a remote server.
  • You’re probably familiar with Spotlight, but there are other ways to find files on your Mac. And some of them don’t get enough love.