I’m just being a pendant here, but the derivative of x²+C is 2x. You put the constant at the wrong place.

Also, i’m glad you found a textbook well suited for you. I have to wonder what you mean by ‘why’, do you mean a proof?

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No, just about everything you said is wrong. Again, a mosfet is mostly silicon.

If you’d just bother looking at the diagram of a field effect transistor you’d realize immediatly how ridiculous that affirmation of yours is.

But there’s no point talking to you any further, that is quite clear. Not that I ever thought there was much chance. Anyway, my previous comment wasn’t for you, but for everyone else.

You literally have no clue what you’re talking about, do you?

Dielectric is synonymous to insulator. Silicon is a semi-conductor.

Silicon is literally what makes most transistor a transistor. And transistor are what make modern logic circuit perform logic operations. The metal parts are just for passively transporting electrical charges between the active parts. (There are other semi-conductor which would work perfectly fine for that purpose, but silicon is more common.)

The fiberglass board is not silicon, it’s fiberglass… glass is silicon oxide, but that’s mostly a coincidence.

A mosfet, the type of transistor most often used in logic circuits, is made of silicon, with various doping elements, covered by an oxide layer on top of which lays a metalic gate. The oxide layer is an insulator that only serves to prevent current from flowing from the gate into the silicon beneath. The presence of charge on the gate changes the electrical property of the sillicon beneath the oxide, switching it from from insulator to conductor depending on the inscribed dopant pattern.

I guess the best way to get to the truth on the internet is still to spew around bullshit, to get someone who knows irritated enough to write something. But geez… that’s all fairly well explained on wikipedia

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Is that a fart joke?

the wavelength increase. The frequency decrease. Red as a wavelength of 700nm while blue is about 500nm.

Le site ne semble simplement ne pas marché pour moi. J’ai essayé de m’enregistré, ça m’as donné une erreur 500 en réponse. Une deuxième tentative me donne une erreur “pseudo déja utilisé”, “Mail déja utilisé”, une tentative de récupéré le mot de passe ou pseudo me donne rien.

Une alternative a Ygg me ferait tellement plaisir…

The electrical code in my area requires using GFCI outlet for outlets within a certain distance of water source. I don’t remember precisely the distance (and it likely vary a bit by jurisdiciton), but i know that in my bathroom, there’s nowhere beyond it.

In order to use that sort of outlet in a bathroom like mine, it would have to have GFCI protection as well as USB, be a second outlet wired to the GFCI protected terminal of a GFCI outlet, or be wired to a circuit breaker with GFCI protection built in, in the electrical panel.

Quebec isn’t landlocked…

By telling it not to fuck up his hands, sometimes it almost succeed!

As far as i know, a typical coop will require members to deposit “social stake” of an arbitrary amount of money (and it doesn’t have to be large, the stake for the cooperative “bank” i am a member of is 5$, for exemple). In a worker’s coop, I would expect new employee to have to buy their membership right away, or to have it deduced from their first (few) paychecks. In an employee’s coop, membership require being an employee; when someone leaves their employement, their stake is given back and their voting privilege rescinded.

The key in all of that, is that the cost of membership isn’t tied to any sort “market valuation” for the cooperative, because the cooperative ownership isn’t part of any market.

The french word is “colonel”, it’s from latin, much like the italian “colonnello” and the spanish “Coronel”.