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Laptop cooling systems? Not a big fan!

My new laptop CPU fan arrived today, and so I thought it’d be fun to ask ChatGPT to write an interesting blog post about laptop fans. The post in full is below.

Posted byKeith2024-01-232025-01-01Posted inBlog, PersonalLeave a comment on Laptop cooling systems? Not a big fan!

My first school report, 1989

His poor coordination leads him to dislike many activities in PE.

Posted byKeith2024-01-222025-01-01Posted inBlog, PersonalLeave a comment on My first school report, 1989

The five best things about being a physics teacher

Why do I look forward to Monday mornings?

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The problem with observation

The act of making a measurement changes the measurement being made.

Posted byKeith2024-01-202025-01-01Posted inAstronomy, Blog, PhysicsLeave a comment on The problem with observation

Issues with Casio calculators

Why do I dislike Casio calculators? Watch this video for a few of the reasons!

Posted byKeith2024-01-192025-01-01Posted inBlog, CalculatorsLeave a comment on Issues with Casio calculators

Poll: Weblog post frequency

Do you think the frequency of weblog posts is appropriate? Have your say!

Posted byKeith2024-01-182026-02-20Posted inBlog, General tomfooleryLeave a comment on Poll: Weblog post frequency

Laptop fan woes

I had to buy a new CPU fan for my laptop, because it stopped working.

Posted byKeith2024-01-172025-01-01Posted inBlog, Personal, Tuition sessionsLeave a comment on Laptop fan woes

Every action has… no, I cannot finish that

Newton’s Third Law. Need I say more? Well, in this weblog post, I say a lot more.

Posted byKeith2024-01-162025-01-01Posted inBlog, Physics, Teaching and learningLeave a comment on Every action has… no, I cannot finish that

How many stars in the solar system?

How many stars in the solar system? In this post I explain why mistakes are necessary for learning

Posted byKeith2024-01-152025-01-01Posted inAstronomy, Blog, Teaching and learningLeave a comment on How many stars in the solar system?

On the phases of ice

The Eskimos have hundreds of words for snow, or so they say, but what about ice Think ice is simple? Think again!

Posted byKeith2024-01-142025-01-01Posted inBlog, PhysicsLeave a comment on On the phases of ice

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