u/Alternative-Lawyer55

Hey All, I am trying to post on TikTok from India (where TikTok is banned since 2020), and I am not able to figure out the technical complications of this.

I posted through my laptop using a VPN, but that got absolutely zero views. I even connected my TikTok account to Publer (a social media management and handling tool) and then posted through Publer, but again, absolutely zero views.

I've looked into this a bit with AI but all of the recommended solutions are pretty extreme - buy a new international phone - get a VPS server, etc. Looking for a simpler solution to this if there is any out there.

Hey All, I am trying to post on TikTok from India (where TikTok is banned since 2020), and I am not able to figure out the technical complications of this.

I posted through my laptop using a VPN, but that got absolutely zero views. I even connected my TikTok account to Publer (a social media management and handling tool) and then posted through Publer, but again, absolutely zero views.

I've looked into this a bit with AI but all of the recommended solutions are pretty extreme - buy a new international phone - get a VPS server, etc. Looking for a simpler solution to this if there is any out there.

P.S. Not completely sure if this is the right Reddit to post this issue. Let me know if it is. Thanks in advance

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I have designed a PCB using the TI BQ25890 (Datasheet) which has 2 separate decoupling capacitors (1 uF and 8.2 uF recommended for USB - using the VBUS and PMID pins). I have already ordered the components for this, missing this one point - especially because others had similar designs where they used 10uF and 1uF.

Is it possible to use exceed the USB limit to 11 uF or even to 10.4 uF (I can use two 4.7 uF caps instead of the one 8.2). How strict is the USB capacitance limit and is it also not possible for some of the capacitance to be lost on these caps and end up somewhere around 10 uF?

I have heard from many sources that Tesla has one of the most driven companies and there is a lot of evidence to support it. I'm trying to build a similar work ethic for my own work to push beyond and accomplish much more.

Tell me if there is anything particular - tips, insights, experiences - that make the employees of this company so driven. Would love to get some insights