Theory And Application Of Transistors By US Department Of Army Document TM 11-690

I had a book when I was in high school that I tried to teach myself transistor theory from. It was published by Dover books. Dover seemed to have all the nerdy stuff that had gone out of print. This book was: Basic Theory And Application Of Transistors By US Department Of Army. It was kind of set up for rote learning. I think I permanently damaged myself with it because I am so not Army / rote.   I tried repeatedly to learn transistors from this book.  Again and again I found myself waking up with this book over my face.

If I would have noticed the original title was: “TM 11-690” I might have figured out it was the long sought cure for insomnia. I had this version:

As poorly laid out as it was I now see there is an earlier document version that looks like it was a direct issue from the Army.  TM 11-690.  

 

GitHub CoPilot Artificial Intelligence AI

Microsoft bought GitHub in 2018 for $7.5 billion. GitHub now operates as an independent entity within Microsoft, and the acquisition was completed in October 2018. 

Why did MS buy GitHub only to let it run as an independent entity?  I feel like I'm being encouraged to believe Death Jab Gates would not sh!t me.

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Seems convenient for MS that you get ramped into MS editor and AI that will see all.  

Classified ads Classified ads is internet messaging system for the independent

Found this searching "classified" in the Linux Mint > Software Manager

Classified ads is an attempt to re-produce parts of the functionality that went away when usenet news ceased to exist. This attempt tries to fix the problem of disappearing news-servers so that there is no servers required; data storage is implemented inside client applications that users are running. Features of the program currently include
* Posting of ads online, with categorization.
* Replying to ads either in public or privately to operator.
* Binary attachments to posts.
* Providing basic data of operators
* Basic searching of content based on words.
* Audio negotiations between operators.
* Possibility to extend the UI using Tcl scripting language
* Sharing data between Tcl programs using general-purpose distributed db

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