This is huge. More and more celebs are inspired to give Freedom Dividends to people. Justin Sun (famous in the crypto world) is giving 100 people a FD and wants Yang to choose them: https://www.insider.com/warren-buffett-crypto-lunch-justin-sun-pledges-andrew-yang-ubi-2019-9
The Team:
The Whiz Kids was the result of a stream community coming together to help other guardians in the Destiny Twitch community. Several of us raided with each other over and over, developed efficient strategies to easily complete raids, and built relationships with each other. Finally -- we decided, "Why not create a team that embodies what we've been doing?" So -- we did just that. We take pride in our PvE (some PvP as well) ability and want to have fun sharing our LOOT getting abilities with each other and other guardians. We have a formal approach to our recruitment process. Yes...we know, our recruitment post looks like a job posting. However, that is part of the fun. Once we get to raiding, it's all fun and games.
The Positions:
Raid Engineer 1 (Current openings = 2) A Raid Engineer 1 is someone who is relatively new to Destiny and raiding, but shows 'experience beyond years' and a willingness/desire to learn and improve.
Raid Engineer 2 (Current openings = 4) A Raid Engineer 2 is someone who has vast raiding experience and can perform most duties required.
Raid Engineer 3 (Current openings = 4) A Raid Engineer 3 is someone who has vast raiding experience and can perform all duties required -- any class, any job, no issues.
The Perks:
Why join The Whiz Kids? It's simple -- you get to play with active, like-minded individuals and #GETALLTHELOOTS
Basic Qualifications: 1. Must play a minimum of 4 days a week. 2. Must be 18 years of age OR act accordingly. 3. Must be willing to guide other guardians through raids/PvE content. 4. Must be willing to use Discord for communication.
Currently, we are only accepting guardians on PS4 and PC.
APPLICATION: https://goo.gl/forms/vUOmZhGHKebAkDKw2
https://youtu.be/bPqHq5P-HIc?t=3035 link with timestamp for proof! Deep down in my heart i'd love to see the Sorola/Burns family line continue.
Hi, I’m working on a science project for school on battery technology and I have a hypothetical question about the interaction of amps, watts, & volts. I have been looking at the new Dewalt flexvolt 60V batteries and I’m curious about how many amps can continuously be drawn from their configuration. If I have a 60V tool that operates at 1000 watts, then it would need to continuously draw 16.7 amps. Let’s say I wanted to run that tool for 20 minutes continuously. Would Dewalt’s battery be able to accomplish this? If not, what would prevent it from doing so? Thanks in advance for the help!
