ferro

The answer is of course no, Ferro was not looking at your coinbase or stripe data.

If your environment contains ferro-magnetic dust you should probably be more concerned about inhaling that stuff.

Up to 43 hours of light on a single charge on low-power mode Battery: 3.2 V, 19.2 Wh lithium ferro-phosphate (LFP) battery.

The reason was that a drum had a lot of heads and spun a piece of ferro magnetic material under those fixed heads.

Which is why Norway wasn't affected by EU's trade barrier on ferro-alloys...

High quality Type I (ferro oxid) is almost comparable to Type II, but you need the correct bias settings while recording.

It is a problem if your environment includes ferro-magnetic crud.

You want the whole concrete/ferro cement to setup at once.

All studio recordings back in the days were made with the same tape material, ferro oxid, sames as a Type I cassette.

Also you notice they use a lighter wire than most laptop power supplies would and no ferro loop at the end to reduce the noise to the device.

As far as I understand it, this is similar to the Ising model of ferro-magnetism [1], where magnetism arises from the interactions of neighbouring atoms.

There's just something about the time it takes for a 40 ton walking tank to meander into the sights of my dual PPCs pointed right at its ferro-fibrous armored knees.

Once you receive the update (<1 hr), you can visit `chrome://extensions/` and click the Ferro "Permissions" link to confirm.

The same expression "tocar ferro" was used traditionally in Catalan instead of knock on wood.

I'll also have to look up what people write about "tocca ferro" in Italian.

More than trusting in good luck or some sort of supra natural protection, the expression "tocar ferro" conveys a sense of self reliance, of being prepared and confident.

Ferro oxid also can sound damn good if it is high quality tape and the production is good.

Ferro does not suffer from the same keyboard shortcut problem as Vimium.

Ferro is for interacting with Chrome itself, for instance pinning a tab, saving/opening sessions, extension management, deleting bookmarks, etc.