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Propulsion technology: what does “turbo” mean?

By Jack Posted on July 27, 2022 Posted in propulsion

Self-tutoring about fuel-burning propulsion: the tutor mentions the prefix “turbo.” To my understanding, “turbo” means the exhaust gas is used spin a turbine that compresses the air going into the combustion chamber. Source: grc.nasa.gov

Technology: propulsion: ion drive

By Jack Posted on July 1, 2022 Posted in technology

Self-tutoring about new technologies: the tutor mentions ion drive. Ion drive creates ions from stable particles, then accelerates them out the back by an electric field, generating thrust. The thrust is very low, but expends even less mass compared with …

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Tech: non-fungible tokens, part0

By Jack Posted on May 26, 2022 Posted in technology

Self-tutoring about tech and business: the tutor mentions NFTs Depending on the context, NFT may stand for non-fungible token. A non-fungible token indicates a distinct item. Owning the token means you own the item, and the ownership is recorded on …

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Technology: what is a composite bow?

By Jack Posted on September 25, 2021 Posted in survival technology

Self-tutoring about survival technology: the tutor begins about bow (as in bow and arrow) technology. A composite bow is one made from various different materials organized into layers, typically in an order that optimizes the power it is able to …

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Technology: what is a bump stock?

By Jack Posted on April 4, 2020 Posted in technology

Self-tutoring about firearm technology: the tutor mentions bump stocks. To understand a bump stock, one must first understand semi-automatic vs automatic. Semi-automatic guns require a distinct trigger-pull for each shot, with a trigger release in between; automatic, the shooter can …

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Technology: the Internet of Things

By Jack Posted on March 8, 2020 Posted in computer technology

Self-tutoring about a modern technology trend: the tutor begins with a definition. The Internet of Things literally refers to things online rather than people. Nowadays, an electronic device – for instance, a smoke detector or even a light bulb – …

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Technology: how is jewelry chain mass-produced?

By Jack Posted on January 20, 2019 Posted in technology

Self-tutoring about manufacturing: the tutor looks into the mass-production of jewelry chain. Last night, shopping with my wife for clothes, I noticed the jewelry display. There were some really nice-looking items, at low cost – around $20 or so. I …

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What is ping?

By Jack Posted on August 10, 2018 Posted in technology

Self-tutoring about technology: the tutor explores the idea of ping. Apparently, ping is measured in milliseconds (ms), and is the time a device awaits an answer from another. The lower it is, the better. I’ve read that ping below 50 …

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Image processing: png vs jpg: when they’re the same size….

By Jack Posted on June 8, 2018 Posted in technology Tagged with image formats png vs jpg

Self-tutoring about image formats: the tutor shares a find. In my post from June 6, I include a photo of a spider taken from my phone. I saved it both as a .png and a .jpg (aka,.jpeg), same dimensions, etc. …

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Technology: what is bounce rate?

By Jack Posted on May 9, 2018 Posted in technology, Uncategorized, web design Tagged with what is bounce rate?

More self-tutoring about technology: the tutor shares the term bounce rate. bounce rate percentage of visits that view a single page on a site, then leave. Source: support.google.com blog.kissmetrics.com Jack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane, Campbell River, BC.

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