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Are you in the US? I'm working in manufacturing maintenance and our company spends hundreds of thousands of dollars for drive guys to come in and troubleshoot because nobody knows how to do it in house. My question for you would be are you hiring? I would almost love to work for a company that can refurbish/install/validate drives. Or what courses would you recommend me taking to become a drive expert?

@@goaliedude32 I know this is 2 months old but you find any leads?

Update I got an A on the presentation, and did not use this video. I didn’t want to go into the complex instruction set computation vs risc (reduced instruction set) like ARM and what’s in our smart phones, didn’t wanna talk about l1-l3 cache cuz I only had 15 minutes and not enough time to explain all that, and my main topic which was how we went from the Intel 8080 to the CPUs we know and use today. So because I tried to avoid going down the rabbit hole of the Alu, memory controller, ect. He took a couple points off. I only briefly talked about fetch, decode, execute, (and a brief explanation on how caches play a role in communication) because it was to a class of IT people that are in beginning classes and tbh my topic was beyond the scope of the class haha, if I used this video I probably would have got a 100 instead of a 95 cuz I didn’t show a “clear and concise understanding of the technologies function.” Then afterwards I talked to him and broke down exactly what a cpu does even to the registry coding stored in ram, how it’s stored and how it is retrieved and why, and he was like yeah probably best you didn’t take that route, I woulda been up there for 60 minutes speaking another language to these kids lol.

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ELECTROMAGNETIC CHARGE IS DEFFRENT FROM THE MAGNETIC CHARGE 🤔🤔🤔, according to what I am read 📖

@@KRISHBHAI580 ....bro it is not ur fault....the question is hifi😂

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Yes. An EMP will wipe out any unprotected electronics. A Faraday cage protects against EMPs among other similar phenomenon

@@RonniePTexan thanks 🌹

Way to be quick with the comments :)

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It's a simple thing. Having a 30 minute video would just confuse a very simple subject

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We don't offer that. However if you go directly to the manufacturer, they should be able to help you get what you need.

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