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How about swap on pingfs so you aren't relying on some cloud provider?

https://github.com/yarrick/pingfs

> Your next phone will be heavier, bulkier, more expensive, and less reliable as a result of these regulations.

Huh, phones are getting heavier, bulkier and more expensive already with every new generation? There's no regulation needed for that. Also more fragile because everything is made of glass.

> If you really want to be able to self-swap your own battery, you can just buy an Android that has a replaceable battery.

Those don't really exist anymore.

> Do we need to regulate something that isn't a problem?

It is a problem and needs to be regulated.

> All regulation has downsides, is it worth paying this price here?

Of course the upsides of regulations are worth it. The downsides might cause slight inconvenience to the manufacturer, so that doesn't really matter.

Stars are a simple metric even someone like a VC investor can understand. Your "better system" sounds far too complicated and time consuming.

Maybe try contacting Meta Mate [1] for recommendations. AFAIK they are supplying mate leaves to multiple mate soft drink manufacturers.

[1] https://www.metamateberlin.de/

No, haven't tried it.

For my use case I want something fully portable and battery powered anyways. So the audio stuff should happen on the ESP32. (Or on my phone, that might work too)

Interesting. I'm currently in the process of building something with a audio reactive LED strip but didn't come across this project yet. The WLED [1] ESP32 firmware seems to be able to do something similar or potentially more though.

[1] https://kno.wled.ge/

Edit: Oh wait, that project needs a PC or Raspberry PI for audio processing. WLED does everything on the ESP32.

The answer to the question in the title is "no".

That sounds even stupider than using it to go to mars. I really hope it stays a fantasy like most musk projects.

Wow, some of these are looking atrocious. (Victor Mono, Syne Mono, Nova Mono)

What I'm missing is DejaVuSansMono which is what I'm using. The result of the test was Ubuntu Mono, which looks okay too.

> you can make a router out of basically anything resembling a computer.

So if anything can be turned into a router will importing anything be banned as well?

> an AI image and video generation platform

Shrug. Glad to see stripe is doing something against this.

Google Pixel phones also have this feature since at least 5 years. Spammers usually just hang up instantly.

It's always different this time. It always will only take a couple more months or years. And then people move on to the next hype topic.

> It cites information from the US Government that these IT workers can earn more than $300,000 a year

Doesn't sound that cheap.

Can happen sometimes. I down voted the comment after reading only the first sentence but then corrected it to an upvote after reading the rest. Not sure if many people have an attention span long enough to do something like this.

Given his track record, spending should be at four trillion now, right?

Given githubs stance on AI "coding" it would be hypocritical to host the project on github.

There's a bunch of commits that have "supported by AI claude." as well. Whatever that's supposed to mean.

If it's programmed in assembly, it just wont compile for a different architecture.

> the feed is designed to waste your time

So instead you build a tool to waste other peoples time with auto generated tweets?

If I saw someone using a tool like this, I'd instantly block them.

You are the product

True, they should be called "slop machine users" instead.

At least with gambling, there's the chance of hitting a jackpot.

But at least in Germany the plates always start with some letters and end in numbers. So mounting it upside down can't result in a valid plate.

What is Sora?

> Redesigning and rebuilding city transportation infrastructure isn't happening, look around.

The US already did it once (just in the wrong direction) by redesigning all cities to be unfriendly to humans and only navigable by cars. It should be technically possible to revert that mistake.

> maybe trusted communities like HN

Especially on this site I would be very careful with trusting any recommendations. Probably more often than not it's the product/service of the person talking about it, so basically an ad.

Thankfully at least for YouTube there's Sponsorblock to filter out that junk as well.