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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@JamesLandino im actually cat girl here’s selfie rn

[McDonald's @McDonalds]

ronald?

[Noah Cat @Cartidise]

Motorola can’t be serious rn 💀

[Antoine @TROOVY]

Introducing Hanta Virus

[cow @cowincrisis]

what a stupid fucking animal

[Steve 🥧 Raspberry Pi IoT電子工作 @SteveKasuya2]

エヴァ放送から30年後のMAGIシステムがこちら

[Ricardo阿黄 @ricardogee]

https://t.co/CPCNSQA4SC

[INALEGWU @tchaloyi]

Back in 2011, I went into computer hardware repairs. I started with laptop chargers. I remember peeling back the rubber, soldering wires, and always staring at that weird plastic bulge on the cable. It didn't look like it did anything, but it was on every single high-end charger I fixed. I used to wonder if it was a hidden battery or just a weight to keep the cord from tangling.

It turns out, that little lump is the unsung hero of your workspace.

It's called a Ferrite Bead, and its only job is to act as a silencer for your electricity.

See, every electronic device is naturally noisy. They send out invisible electromagnetic signals. Without that cylinder, your charger cable would turn into a giant antenna, broadcasting interference that would make your Wi-Fi slow, your TV flicker, or your speakers buzz.

Inside that plastic shell is just a chunk of magnetic iron. It catches all that electrical noise and kills it before it can escape the wire.

It’s basically a muzzle for your cable so your gadgets can live in peace.

INALEGWU.

[佐藤ぴえん丸is die @sato_310piex]

aniちゃん描いたら解除されてホンマにワロタwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
イーロンマスク様ありがとう‼️♡

[Konig @d0gbeers]

Mounting this on my Cessna and strafing morning commuters on the interstate for fun

[30X_Squid @stainless_squid]

a raw edit 🤔

[MossyBorgar 💪🍔 @mossyborgar]

"thats a tank!"

[ᵉₓᵖₑʳᵢ @main_experiment]

https://t.co/0hf1EalvfY

[桜プリン🐾書籍発売中！ @kuiruri]

「私の運命の人！」
※タップ推奨

[pau(la)⁶³ 🦋🇨🇴 @prettyrusslboy]

this is frying me

[みつ乳酸菌 @32nnyuusankin]

VRchatter

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

OK guys, time to adress these rumors.

1) Helicopters of the 160th SOAR are equipped with the latest Laser Countermeasures System

2) it was 2am, MANPADS operators are not robots, they're not 24/7 ready to shoot. The helicopters entered Caracas very fast, they could have shot when they left, but couldn't take the risk to shoot helicopters carrying the president.