Space to improve exist, heating elements need fresh designs and more consistant heat distribution, should also be simple, I dont want options I want toast quick and easy.
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Providing long-term consequences for short-term thinking.
Space to improve exist, heating elements need fresh designs and more consistant heat distribution, should also be simple, I dont want options I want toast quick and easy.
Edit: I say that with love
(Giving you the benefit of the doubt you may have taken the comment literally, if so I'd maybe apologize for insulting someone with 41 years of experience in a field that is still young whilst having no knowledge of exactly who you are talking to)
Granted, I do all of this and my cat (a gift from the pandemic someone dumped on the side of a mountain for me to find, despite not wanting to be a pet owner, thanks humans!) still manages to find a way to sleep on equipment I don't want to have to replace...
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Edit to add: I also just realized I have an LG that does have wifi that I've never used, which may now get used for entirely different reasons...
I buy asus having a math bug or something, it is also possible those are constant retries on something failing. I put a pihole on my parents home network and in a month their roku had some stupid amount of blocked attempts, in the tens of thousands.
tightens tinfoil hat
You are mixing up propgandists who run with theories as though they are proven fact on bad faith to push agendas without a shred of evidence.
Law enforcement engages in theorizing about conspiracies, intelligence agencies engage in theorizing about conspiracies, almost every country has laws making criminal conspiracy illegal. And there are plenty of conspiracies that turn out to be true, they also tend to be quite banal and human rather than sexy hollywood aliens, global gov conspiracies, etc.
Attacking theorizing with such a broad stroke is attacking critical thinking not disinformation. You can't decide what path of possible truth to persue without theorizing.
If anything santa and the easter bunny are gentle introductions for kids to learn how to tune their BS detection circuit.
Why not burn a couple hundred watts to do find and replace (/s)?
I did a very short search and found an entry on 3D ICs, one of the challenges was heat and I would assume latency but other than those (sizable seemingly) hurdles would 3D IC be a competitor to whole wafers?
Not sure it would have helped in his case as both his job and hobby are public. But it has kept drama at bay in my case and has served me well but ymmv.
I have a 2u server sitting in a closet running a lot of things, it sits over a pool of spinning rust, one day I happened to be in the closet and hear the disks getting hammered, no alerts about any network hijinks, no login alerts or high volume traffic coming or going so I log in and it turned out to be a friend I had given a shell to because he wanted to learn linux and he was messing around with dd... His account now has an alert on login so I don't have a stroke.
Not exactly fun but did bring back memories.
This is both a fantastic line and wisdom.
Vat photopolymerization was carried out using a Bison 1000 DLP printer (Tethon 3D, Omaha, NE, USA) with a light engine composed of a 1920 × 1080 array of 405 nm UV LED pixels of 57 µm in size. The dielectric structures were printed in 100 µm slices. The vat of the Bison 1000 heats up the resin to improve the adhesion of the printed part to the platform and to reduce the viscosity of the resin during printing. The printer is installed inside a custom, filtered HEPA cabinet to keep a clean and regulated working environment.
The dielectric parts were made with Universal Vitrolite (Tethon 3D, Omaha, NE, USA)—a photocurable glass-ceramic resin heavily doped with silica microparticles.
A paragraph down:
Following the printing process (Figure 8a), the fabricated parts are selectively masked using Procoat maskant lacquer (Maskcoat, West Monroe, LA, USA) to achieve galvanic isolation between the electrode surfaces
From:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/advs.202307665
Edit: added additonal paragraph
Edit: meant answer not result
https://arpa-h.gov/research-and-funding/programs
https://arpa-h.gov/sites/default/files/2023-10/ARPA-H_FY_202...
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That being said I wonder if you could control small drones over satellite or if that is a $900 solution to a 99 cent problem.
Microsoft would incur far less wrath if they would stop letting their marketing department run their company.
--Will Rogers
https://incident.netcraft.com/3ee0db5c9a6a/
Maybe a little HN kumbaya moment and report this as one?