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How political campaigns are using social media to influence your vote, El Niño is on the way, and a man who invented a Twitter bot that has won thousands of contests has now invented a revolutionary car battery.

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Apps to help deal with the problems of sexual assault and bullying, the Ninth Circuit overturns verdicts for the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Ashley Madison owners misusing DMCA to take down leaked data and more!

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The guy in charge of Beats 1 radio is leaving Apple, a new app lets you stream live gaming commentary like Twitch but from your phone, the Pentagon wants US soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen to be all they can be, so they're turning to Silicon Valley for help, and more...

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We'll talk distractions, notifications and brain waves with professional smart guy Jonathan Strickland, Apple sent out invitations to their next event, Instagram is not as square as it used to be, and more...

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Scott talks with Brian Vessa, the Executive Director of Audio Mastering at Sony Pictures, about the process of standardizing the way immersive movie soundtracks are created and distributed.

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Intel's take on Microsoft's "Kinect" is called RealSense, Thermoelectric Cooling Basics, DIY Active Cooler, and a way to use Windows 10 Gestures on your MacBook.

Let's talk about Intel RealSense!

The new version uses a variety of tech

This enables a few interesting applications:

TEC (Thermoelectric Cooling Basics)

A TEC is a solid-state device that uses the "Peltier Effect" to create a "heat flux" between two different materials, acting as a "heat pump" that transfers heat from one side of the device to the other.

You make a TEC by placing two semiconductors, made of different materials, physically parallel to one another, but electrically wired in series. You then attach each semiconductor to a thermally conductive plate. (Ceramic)

Advantages vs. Closed Cycle Refrigeration

Disadvantages vs. Closed Cycle Refrigeration

Let's Identify our TEC!

So... our TEC is a Standard 1-stage element with 127 positive-negative couples that can handle 6amps at 12 volts, or 72 Watts. Since our device is 10-15% effective, that 72 watts will get us less than 11 watts of cooling power.

Windows 10 Gestures on a Mac

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