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This is an acceptable failure mode. I'd be nice if there was a standardized LED flash or color that you could get so if your relative said something isn't working, you could ask, "Is it flashing three times?" or whatever.

The alternative is barrel connectors. If you plug in the wrong one, there's a decent chance that it a) won't work, or b) never work again.

The step I've taken is just purchasing USB-C to barrel in various voltages and labeling them appropriately.

The apple 2 5.25 drive does quarter track steps. I think this may be the issue.

I would argue for some form of head tracking to always display the appropriate frame.

It would be nice if you could use hud display tech so it would automatically track, but I don't think it's possible in this form factor

The no x no y no z is absolutely necessary to include.

Depends on how deep you want to go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Biggest_Ideas_in_the_Unive...

"One cmake invocation goes from source to a bootable disc.gdi. No Platform Builder, no SDK install, no CD key." It's like the new emdash.

It doesn't negate the problems you are pointing out, but there are several devices that bridge the USB wireless gap. (Aawireless, etc)

The lesson here is that if a feature (at a minimum) does not have a associated test case, it is not actually a feature.

I appreciate that you can look at the current political climate and imagine that such edge cases would be handled in a compassionate way.

Because I read how each justice voted and several justices are advanced in age.

Imagine being 18 and suddenly discovering you have to prove the citizenship status of a parent you've never met or else you'll be deported to a country you've never been to and who's language you don't speak

The irony here is (3) is by far the closest to actually occurring as in practice, it doesn't require amending the constitution

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

Of course, the SC could easily declare it unconstitutional....interpret any amendments as they see fit anyway. The decision on the 14th very nearly went the other way.

mmap with MAP_FIXED has allowed you to do this for some time.

Oi, more AI slop. After dealing with things that have external package management and yocto, I understand the pain. But integrating that into yocto is very doable and is a far better path forward.

And "I've been experiment with" seems to just mean "I've been vibe coding"

It would probably be the phone, but yes

Wouldn't it be cool if this situation could be detected and when you hit pause it would actually repeat them for you?

I'm confused, is this some comment on the krebs cycle or something?

Basically, sometimes there commands take a long time. It's nice to have feedback that something is happening even if it's just effectively a blinking light.

There was a post crash fire, and that would be a lot of fuel burning.

CISA advocates for responsible disclosure an links directly to documents telling you how to do so such as https://certcc.github.io/CERT-Guide-to-CVD/tutorials/cvd_in_...

That of you locate a vulnerability, you should contact the vendor and that "In terms of the CVD process, we have found that it is usually best to assume that any individual who has taken the time and effort to reach out to a vendor or a coordinator to report an issue is likely benevolent and sincerely wishes to reduce the risk posed by the vulnerability"

I get the weird feeling like you have a dog in this fight

The "security authorities"? Who exactly is that? And what action are the expected to take?

Responsible disclosure is not gratuitous, it's not blackmail. It is a standard industry practice. And the entity you notify is the vendor.

As their blog update an suit reveal, this is almost exactly the case. Plus more.

Taking a quick look at the commenter's in question, it seems possible that the person who wrote the article asked people they know to boost it on yc. They don't appear to be bots at least.

Yes, and if you want to go program for some other platform? The limitations and complications are completely different.

Until VGA came along....the story was much more complex.

Small nit, if you're doing anything with battery packs it's worth getting a spot welder. They are super cheap now and very easy to use.

I don't believe that theory incorporates gravity.

A point particle? You mean that useful mathematical approximation for excitations in a field?

I know nothing about your GPU, but it's probably at around 1V core voltage, so this is hundreds of amps.