Biden wrote in an opinion piece today in The Atlantic. "His contempt for the U.S. Constitution and willingness to divide this nation knows no bounds."

"Now he’s pardoned a law-enforcement official who terrorized the Latino community, violated its constitutional rights, defied a federal court order to stop, and ran a prison system so rife with torture and abuse he himself called it a 'concentration camp,'” the former vice president wrote.

House Speaker Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, expressed his disagreement through a spokesman and with milder language than Biden.

"Law-enforcement officials have a special responsibility to respect the rights of everyone in the United States," Ryan spokesman Doug Andres said in the statement. "We should not allow anyone to believe that responsibility is diminished by this pardon."

Following the pardon, The Washington Postbased on the driver and the first decoupling capacitor, wherein a linear problem comprises the linear equation, and solving the linear problem to determine decoupling capacitance on the computer chip.
According to another aspect, a software tool that determines decoupling capacitance on a computer chip having a driver and at least one decoupling capacitor comprises a first portion that selects a driver, a second portion that selects a first decoupling capacitor, where the first decoupling capacitor is within a specified distance of the driver, a third portion that forms a linear equation based on the driver and the first decoupling capacitor, where a linear problem comprises the linear equation, and a last portion that solves the linear problem to verify decoupling capacitance on the computer chip.
According to another aspect,