So the cliff?

😱 The audacity!

To my understanding, the arcing is caused by hard edges. E.g. all the elections could be at the end of a fork's tines, and EM field forces them to jump to another tine instead of going through the root of the fork.

Since spoons are rounded, they don't need to jump. I don't think the material plays much of a role in arcing other than providing resistance. They would heat up, but they'd melt before they arc. Still, they can arc from one spoon to another spoon when there multiple spoons close enough.

The contact points between the spoons will heat up and may melt or spark.

I have an USB hub with a Type C to HDMI output. I switch with my laptop, Steam Deck, and Switch 1.

Additionally, when I'm traveling, I prefer to take the small USB hub over the chunky switch dock.

My biggest gripe is how petty it is to disallow it. That's like HP levels of petty... Actually, they're really starting to adopt a lot of shitty HP policies.

Being the most financially successful product *could* mean they excel at ripping people off the most. See HP and their printers.

Use the spoiler tags. Now I know Q is a 4-dimentional Salmon. The surprise is ruined.

Just Google Q /s

When you first learn about the appointment or event. Immediately put it in your calendar and set multiple reminders. Top priority. If you can't do it then, add it anytime something reminds you of the event (if that ever happens).

It's pretty much the only way I can remember appointments and events that aren't too important. Of course, if it is important, that is all I'll think about until the event, completely forgetting all other events until my reminder pops up.

DragonBall Z: Nappa
What others?

"In the beginning the Universe was created. This had made many people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams

I remember everytime they mow the lawn at 7:00 AM