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Thank you for taking your time to squash another potential "urban legend" in the making. We've got enough of them already in tech.

Wait a sec. Apart from the fuse, those protective elements are all in parallel with the 5V rail and they would work as intended. The drawing order is irrelevant.

Rooibos was there on our shelves all along. Will this become another marketing psyop like matcha?

I'm curious to hear your opinion about the US/UK admissions system; in Poland it's all matura (like SAT) based; any additional activities and merits are purely checklist based and …

I love Proxmox. It's one of the few infrastructure tools that defy YAGNI and are almost always a good idea to have no matter how simple your setup is. It's a bummer you can't use t…

I am not from the area but the deliberations about which messaging platform is kosher are an enormous time waste for every bottom-up organization, especially FOSS projects or hacke…

We should really make a name for press and blogosphere legitimizing (by the virtue of mere coverage) all those silly trends that really just are a response to late-stage capitalism…

Weird there's no mention of communist states, this is an obvious example. https://www.quora.com/What-does-they-pretend-to-pay-us-we-pr...

> Your OS already keeps time in sync with the public NTP pool (or a private NTP pool if you are cool enough to have radioactive PCI cards laying around). Atomic clocks are in fact …

One of the only actual levers in society is interest rates and let me tell you, the current state does not favor those who just want to have a sustainable business.

I hate grading companies, they are a part of the retro industrial complex which made old consoles (ones that were manufactured in the millions, mind you!) and games so expensive. O…

Well, seems to be popular on these kinda keyboards. At least my NuPhy has it.

Isn't it missing the human element? Usually people who inspect you aren't the most skilled and best equipped. A decoy profile would be great to evade escalation. They see something…

The question is why Codeberg needs to be stationed in Germany known for its goofy laws at every corner.

The passionate people are partly to blame for the job situation, sadly.

My hypothesis is that this particular kind of AI pushback originates from people who really are terminally online and can't separate their job (programming) from free time (also pr…

https://archive.ph/mpNEN for us EU peasants (:

People tend to use LVGL for this kind of projects. Seems adequate. No X server, direct framebuffer write, good tooling.

Some ingredients for a good coffee still need to be fresh, like milk - refilled daily. And the machine cleaned. Might as well employ a human at this point.

> Had negotiations not fixated on a belief only zero sum winner-loser negotiations exist This is also belief of Putin, which I suppose is not surprising given the orange man is adm…

It's a distraction. Websites are relatively easy to migrate, Office and AD not so much. Isn't it really a case of measuring what you can see vs what really matters?