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This is for the lonely boring nights...

Protothreads are classic now: https://dunkels.com/adam/pt/index.html

Contiki OS is also a piece of embedded development classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contiki

In general, it's more about syntax than semantics. Semantics is generally difficult and rarely changes.

It's true.

But people blog and will do it because...

The business model matters. The answer to the question: how does the platform earn to maintain its work?

If there is an answer and it is explicit (no matter what it is and how much someone likes or dislikes the business model), it is much better than if there is no answer or it is implicit.

Because everything implicit and muddy can be the basis of anything, for example, of hidden but paid propaganda. The injection of ideas is not so annoying at the initial stage, a good nurse gives painless injections. But then the substance will certainly begin to act. A harmless substance may cause a desire for spontaneous purchase and is therefore generally safe. But harmful substances are different ...

Intrusive ads are the lesser of evils. If we think about it well, of course.

Therefore, the question arises - is there any semantics of the word "culture" in the syntax-semantics of the word "Instagram"?

And, it turns out that there is the possibility of searching for "the denial of what cannot be at all" :)

Xtree

It was a little earlier, but it's still nice to remember. Yeah, today it's still cool and not like anything else :)

I don't know the specific requirements for kimono fabrics, but I suspect there are. Accordingly, they use special weaving machines. These machines are clearly made to order in extremely limited quantities. Tape cassettes and punched tapes are attributes of the control subsystem of these machines.

For fabric design, they use Photoshop (is it like Photoshop?) and a completely modern PC.

That is, they do everything right and in the right way. There is no point in changing machines if the machines are doing their job, especially if they are doing their job according to unique requirements.

Upgrading this system just for the sake of upgrading will either bankrupt the company or lead to the creation of something completely different that is clearly not wanted by consumers.

But here's what's really interesting - what heads are in their tape recorders and what kind of tape do they use in cassettes, that all this can withstand the production cycle? This is really impressive.

But precisely because of these links to absolutely wonderful resources, any curious observer from this mournful world can cheer herself up for a couple of minutes.

For example, is it possible not to laugh at such a description: "lives and sometimes writes [geographical location, not publication]. Ostensibly, ... working on a novel about a woman who inexplicably births a sheepdog".

Who would be interested in ancient literature in a world where there are such characters? LOL

"We pay $2,000 for essays"

No advertisement, no signs of any commercial activity.

Beautiful.

"Robert Nozick ... teaches philosophy at Harvard. He recently spent a year in Jerusalem".

Why is this so funny?

You can agree with the author, you can disagree with the author, but he has a Style.

Tragedies are tragedies, and only scoundrels compete on the scale of tragedies.

But in fairness, this accident was small compared to Chernobyl: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windscale_fire

But progressive communist China, for example, declared sparrows to be enemies of the people, and with the full support of the people, the sparrows were exterminated in an orderly and barbaric manner.

This world is far from linearity.

Let's assume the data is correct and only three countries produce 119 thousand tons of lithium per year:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_lithium_p...

Let's assume "from the internet" estimate is at least somewhat correct, and the average EV battery contains 10kg of lithium (this is rounding up the more common 8kg estimate to make it easier to count).

The collapse in lithium prices could mean that the electric car market has been overvalued and that the actual production of electric cars is much lower than 12 million, because lithium batteries are not only used in cars.

Nothing, over time, prices will still begin to rise. Even though the technology and business of recycling lithium from used batteries will somehow develop.

And for sure, this decline will not affect the price of batteries in any way.

It works as it should. I use two machines, one with KDE Neon, one with Gnome Fedora, and all my Android devices works great with both.

https://www.lipscomb.edu/news/lipscomb-co-creates-blockchain...

Thanks to the author, this is a very exciting thing.

Of course, ligatures without the "disable ligature under a cursor" extension are slightly weird, but it even adds charm, we're on a site "for hackers" (laughing).

So, well, what kind of a ChatGPT can come up with something like that? :)

This is very similar to one of Dugin's "long-running" and proactive projects.

And nothing else happened for the most part. Just another new technique for "hyper retouching" and fake reality generating.

Authentication and stuff won't help because it's a mass "unique product" for mass consumption, no matter how strange it sounds.

sancta simplicitas

May Atomic Semi be fine. May the God of Engineering bless them.