The sun’s core being filled with a quark plasma soup instead of, for example cotton candy, is also an assumption that is not evidence-based.
It’s almost like we as humans can use logic and reason to determine things to be extremely significantly probable without having proof in our hands.
This line of thinking is what let’s wage thieves sleep at night.
Basically that weak contact before the device finishes being screwed in would cause a lot of arcing which would definitely cause a short circuit and would definitely trip your breaker almost constantly. The reason lightbulbs can be screwed in is not so much that it’s a convenient way to design an installable electronic but more that lightbulb companies wanted to create a design that would be so easy to replace any person could do it without any training.
So Edison hired a team of engineers to design an easy and safe application and they made the screw in application such that the contact would only get close enough at the very end of screwing and so that none of the metal would be able to contact human skin, avoiding electrocution and minimizing arcing.
For literally any higher draw application this would cause arcing so intense it would flip a breaker or possibly destroy the device and cause a fire. If you want a real life example just take a portable heater, set it to on and plug it into the wall but make that plugging motion last 3-5 seconds. WARNING you will at the very least flip a breaker and at the worst cause a fire and destroy your wall outlet, so don’t actually try this at home lmao
Of course this comes from the wall street journal lmao straight propaganda
“to avoid these undesire” lol
I can’t remember, I didn’t take the time to screenshot it haha
I’m gonna get a lot of hate for saying this but I WANT there to be ads on Lemmy, for developers of apps and hosters, I want there to be a way to fund the fediverse without everyone needing to pay money out of pocket. If you don’t want that that’s fine I don’t care but I want more people on Lemmy contributing more and it being free and still being able to support full time developers without being dependent on donations is a huge hurdle that will make or break the fediverse IMHO
Edit: to add onto this a lot of the people who cry about data security are not constantly running a proxy server with a VPN, I doubt they have an independent routing firewall, they probably use unsecured applications all the time, there are very few people on here where a Lemmy app will be their biggest data security flaw. 99% of y’all are not Mr Robot please stop pretending to be
The other day I was on all and there was fucking porn without any NSFW filter on it on some cumsluts community, no co-workers were around thankfully but it was a good wake up call that all is not a place you wanna be unless you are at home.
Make sure you have a job while interviewing for a new one, that way you aren’t desperate, and hold your ground!
Step 3 is using chatGTP to break… I mean to build your site
What’s another word for socialism we can use?
That is an unpopular opinion, you should post it in unpopularopnions
Agreed, a higher paying job only helps up to a point. Being able to save money is the key factor in building wealth. You can’t do it without a good paying job so that’s a must but it doesn’t mean you need to try for a job with 150k+ salary, especially if you hate the job and end up spending a bunch of your money on things that make you happy.
After the point where you are saving over 1k a month the most important thing is learning as much as you can about financial literacy and creating a diverse portfolio of assets.
Investment is a side income, it’s almost impossible to make it a main income cause so much of it is out of your control. Some low risk ETFs and bonds are the way to build your portfolio.
The best way to get wealthier is to get a higher paying job, if you can’t comfortably live and still save at least $500 a month you need to increase your income before investing will become viable.
Damn, well at least you have it now! Good luck with your studies my dude
That’s brutal! What do you study?
Love me some homebrew content
But it depends on the size of the network/system and how many devices have an open port and are open to connection.
It may not make a difference on 1 server, but if you have a full network with managed switches, routers, firewalls and access points would its impact become more significant?
Not a network expert, just a technician, and I’m curious so any insight is appreciated!