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When the youngest told me glass exploded, I wasn't expecting this. However, it made for a good science lesson.

Currently taking a free "Ethics for Open Source Development" course from Linux Foundation so that I can say I did something.

>> Fixed car
<< Drove to store
>> Got self yogurt as reward
<< Omw home I got an error code
<< Error code O2 sensor
>> Meh, sounds like easy fix. Continues to eat yogurt.

I'm currently researching feminist hacker groups around the world for an episode for the podcast of the german hacker group @haecksenC. First research has proven a little difficult, so maybe you people on mastodon could help me out: Do you know feminist hacker groups in non german speaking countries? Do you know someone who does? please boost! :boost_ok:

i’m the guy whose online experience is holding onto a goldfish bowl on the back of a jeep

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Electricians: it's not the voltage that kills, it's the amps!!
Engineers, who spent their entire careers designing ESD protection diodes: I _wish_ that were true...

In a static discharge, peak current is up to 30 amps, peak power can be more than 100 watts. Why is nobody dying? Both the voltage and current only lasts for 10 nanoseconds.
It's not the amp that kills, it's the root-mean-square voltage (or current), measured with an integration time of several seconds, that kills. #electronics

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You're standing in a nondescript room.

There is a door opening to a hallway that vanishes in darkness to your left. Before you is a man staring at you with a bemused expression on his face.

What do you do?

Saw this on twitter and it's absolute spot on. It's ridiculous.

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