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searched for images of "LED bulb teardown", the SMT components are not that tiny, so quite possible to solder with a regular iron. Am I missing something?

Can't find the reference now, but remember reading an article on evolving FPGA designs. The found optimum however only worked on the specific FPGA it was evolved on, since the algo had started to use some out-of-spec "features" of the specific chip. Obviously that can be fixed with proper constraints, but seems like a trap that could be stepped into again - i.e. the LLM is now really fast but only on GPUs that come from the same batch of wafers.

Whats wrong with https://signal.org/download/linux/ ?

edit: Oh you mean the registration that requires a phone

tl;dr; 10 cars built, 1 for each team, 500kg steel frame, 400,000 bricks(~1000kg), electric power train, hydraulic brakes, speed limited to 12 mph. Link to video: https://x.com/F1/status/1919092654408638701

There is a single close up image, towards the bottom of the article

Swineflu is one of the arguments for keeping pigs locked away indoors in SPF farms

You are right, but few people get it when I say "The Swedish Lombard Street"

Have always been referring to this as “the IKEA maze”.

Went through Copenhagen airport recently. Right after security, there is a sign “All gates ->” which takes you on a detour through the main “taxfree” shop - that is close to. as low at it gets imo.

And if the current laws prevent you from getting a security clearance, then that is what it is. Sure the laws can be changed, but in this context it’s probably better to exclude some “reformed” people than letting “criminals” through.

And to protect the service provider from lawsuits.

Some computer magazines included a 7 inch "flexi" record with software on. i.e. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexi_disc#/media/File:FloppyR...

Can anybody suggest a simple cli tool (besides curl ofc) for calling REST endpoints, since this article didn't provide that ;)

Same as Cargo Cult programming: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming

PDF is not a product. I get what you are day but I can’t say that I’ve ever liked Adobe Acrobat

I recently replaced the timer dial in a Dualit. Super easy since wires have crimped connectors. The replacement part could have been cheaper (~15% of new toaster)

Can you elaborate on the tax/rent incentives, as it's not obvious what those are.

My banks mobile app has a Call Helpdesk button, which simply dials the support number with ',,,<long random number>' appended. That gets you into the fast-track queue and they don't need to ask any security questions as they know it's you. They don't look at the dialing number at all.

I guess you skimmed the article, as inflation is not the main argument, but rather that most people don't pay the "sticker" price, but get various "discounts"

I would not be surprised if that "no option" list involves videos of Trump from FSB bugged hotel rooms.

Yet the Chinese Garbage is not CE marked, but CE marked :( https://www.hqts.com/differences-between-ce-conformite-europ...

I believe that google login cookies, are persistent cookies with a longish max-age/expires value, so that is not surprising, and hence why you have to use google periodically to "refresh" the cookies.

Here is what MDN[1] says about session cookies:

> Session cookies — cookies without a Max-Age or Expires attribute – are deleted when the current session ends. The browser defines when the "current session" ends, and some browsers use session restoring when restarting. This can cause session cookies to last indefinitely.

I was unaware of the "session restoring" point. This has to be considered if wanting to "unforget" the use of session cookies.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Cookies

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The browser session concept has “eroded” over time. Many, if not most, laptop users rarely closer all browser windows and hence sessions can last months. Haven’t checked but I wouldn’t be surprised if session cookies survive a browser update, started from the menu at

If it was a steak through the heart, then maybe.

If it issues tickets on site, we will at least have easy access to toilet paper. Saw a documentary about that once ;)

Otherwise known as frequency swifting

The insurance companies did say "enough is enough", which is why the FAIR plans exist - i.e. https://www.cfpnet.com/

> You want to introduce data validation and type-checking in your config? Fine, you can just ask users to provide type annotations in the format you want...

No - the users cannot choose type - they cannot suddenly decide that they want to provide a date where your parser expects an URL, or you are suddenly just making users repeat the schema

> Every software MUST WORK WITHOUT A CONFIG!! > So, empty config or no config file at all must be a valid configuration

Loads of scenarios where I want fail-fast over a running but broken system: "WARN AlertSystem URL not configured: alerting disabled" "WARN No credentials store configured, adding admin/111111" ....

I'm 99.9999% sure that your 1% risk is incorrect, given they are just reformatting UUIDv7

and keyboard!

> fundamentally we need to move to a home networking model that involves isolating all clients completely (especially cameras and smart TVs) That is currently solved by using separate SSID's on individual VLANs (i.e. main, guest, iot) and firewall rules "mediate" the connection between the VLANs. I'm handrolling this with OpenWRT on APs and main router (NanoPI R5C) with ISP cable router is in bridge mode. Can't say it was easy to set up though

Can you elaborate on how using a VoIP client, makes it clear who is calling?