If π± is hot to the touch, it can be π or π
Wanna share what @mkbhd said. He got it from @mrwhosetheboss. If π± is hot to the touch β
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Much thermal energy is moved from the system-on-a-chip (soc) to π±'s sides and back. Then π±'s sides and back are touching the lower-π‘οΈ air and the lower-π‘οΈ hand. Part of the design is that the air and ποΈ will lower π‘οΈ of the sides and the back.
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Or, the soc is overheating and π± is π at moving thermal energy away from the soc.
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Or extreme overheating. π± is moving much thermal energy away from the soc but it isn't enough to normalize the soc's π‘οΈ.
The idea can be applied to π» and π₯οΈ. if π» or the desktop's case is blowing notably high-π‘οΈ air β
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great cooling system (fans, heat pipes, vapor chambers)
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or extreme overheating (the cooling system is doing its best but not enough)
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Thatβs... hard to read. A lot of emojis where words would be a noticeable improvement.
If I'm gonna learn hieroglyphics, I'd start with the Egyptian one.
So if your phone is hot it could be:
How is this, in any way, useful information?
To quote a famous line from Billy Madison: "Everyone is this room is now dumber for having listened to it."
who the hell talks in emojis. blocked for being either a bot, or a very low intelligent mouth breather
I'm all for freedom of speech, but dude...