That’s new information for me, and a quick web search doesn’t bring up anything to that end (other than him being Christian, and I don’t find that problematic on its own). What did I miss?
Edit: Nevermind, I just found his blog. I mean, everything related to politics and religion is from more than 10 years ago, but… yikes. That’s a shame, I really like his videos.
Jeff Geerling put together a list of a lot of 10" Hardware: Project MINI RACK
I don’t know what I expected… I love the Internet
The dot commonly marks pin 1 of a part, whatever that means for a capacitor. I have never seen a polarised capacitor that is smaller than a microfarad. When choosing a replacement, I would go with an unpolarized capacitor. Even if the original was polarized, an unpolarized one will work.
Gen-Z got a chunk of the Carboniferous, and now all their memes are about how pathetic and small today’s dragonflies are.
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“I will give you money if you vote for me”
Is different from
“I will give everyone money if I win”
The first is paying someone to vote and is outlawed by the law you cited. The second has a disconnect between the money and the vote. Everyone gets the money, even those that voted for the other guy. Thus it might be legal.