NAND gate I guess

Or AND depending how you look at it

@adamaero Strictly speaking, all the inputs are "don't care" and the output is fixed.

Aaah yes, I am familiar with the NOT-FAIR gate.

@JRE How would the last output change if they're all "don't care"?

@adamaero It wouldn't. "Man is Wrong" = "Woman is Right." It's the same state

Oh. I was thinking that if a man is wrong...doesn't necessarily mean the woman is involved or that she is necessarily right.

No moderator stepping down in support to Monica Cellio, here? EE.SE is like a rock. Everything is falling apart around, but down here, things always stay the same. It's kind of reassuring, actually.

Except for that time Olin left, of course.

my Altium 19 layout is crashy today

Why can't I see preferences for a split plain like for any other object?

Why did it suddenly stop letting me select polygons by clicking on them?

@ThePhoton Have you tried Tab during routing in the new UI ?

Works differently, although you still get access to properties.

@NickAlexeev Oh, yeah. That's a bit annoying but not like the other stuff.

I'm more annoyed by the layer visibility dialog not going away when I'm done with it.

Given it's 2019, I'm suprised how few current sense amps are available in WSP.

Also how few available PN's for 1% current sense resistors in 0201 package.

Anybody know a good way to get a temperature insensitive 50 mV drop (i.e. a shunt reference)?

Does anyone know how to remove these types of capacitors off a PCB? They're a real pain in the ass. I tried twisting it, but it removes the "arms" off the capacitor and I wouldn't be able to solder it onto another board. I also tried putting solder on it and then twisting it off, same result. I tried using a curette and scalpels, won't budge. It's like the "arms" of the capacitor is practically stuck on the pad of the board.