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Sure. Car manufacturers do not reinvent terms for marketing. They all agree on the same term always.

I always hear that but I never had a micro usb fully fail on me but my phone's usb-c are lint magnets and get super loose and refuse to work. When that happened on micro it was usually the cable tabs a bit worn but the cable always worked.

There are tons of use cases for microcontrollers without wifi. The pico chip can and is used as a auxiliary micro to other systems that have networking already. The pico w will come out later this year.

Number of take downs increased and X stopped providing exact numbers and copy of the requests. Journalists are banned and cisgender became a filtered curse word. You're deluded.

Far right is authoritarian. One of its most basic tenants is to tell how others should live and interact. It's not about liberty in general, just for a privileged group to enjoy a liberty beyond the reasonable, that include companies.

One of the things we hear the us conservatives, not even far right yet is to boycott brands because of inclusive ads for example. It's in their righ, but shows that the ideology is not about freedom of expression but control of speech and action.

There as much ai shenanigans going on here in Europe as in US. DMA rules do not apply to startups. GDPR is good and stings larger corporations more than smaller ones.

Apple and Google are holding a beta risky feature and leveraging it as reason to get some sympathy.

Easy peasy

So it's multi threaded.

Why are you assuming there were tests?

Im suspicious that turning it off entirely would also provide equivalent protection as kernel and user space mode. If not more more.

Integral? I would argue that is wild that a piece of software so useless for the basic and correct function gets so much privilege.

I think we don't do enough to fight back this requests in a language that is understood by management. Ask them to sign a security waiver assuming risks for installing software techs would classify as a malware and RCE risk.

Companies like CS live on reputation, it should be dragged down.

Well. Now you have something to point to. Next RFO you can ignore the blameless part and point to a executive override of a technical decision.

The world vastly over estimate what needs to be a SPA.

I don't get your point on Michelangelo. We can very easily describe the process if we could see it. We just can't cause he's dead and he was not big on YouTube, even then we can explain a lot from evidence.

Its much more complex to explain why we classify them as masterpieces than how he made it.

I'm not vibing with your distaste for the vibes.

Titan submersible sound detection system vibes.

Romaaaaan roads. Take me hoooome...

Ford still outsells Tesla by a lot. Mercedes is eating Tesla lunch on the luxury segment and cheaper cars are arriving while Elon is distracted with Twitter. Electric hype is slowing down and resale prices are plummeting.

Count me skeptical about a 46B pay package to a part time employee thats constant bad PR.

I have no clue what It means and I am an Arabian horse.

Stocks are horse betting at short term. Always have been. People will buy and sell short term based on triggers that cause the stock go up or down and that's enough to move the price in that direction. Sometimes that trigger is disconnected to reality.

Surge pricing is not handling it. It's exploiting it. Which is not bad. But it's not a solution to the problem, is an opportunity.

Debugging is not thinking? Reading, understanding and reasoning about why something is happening is THE THING thinking is about.

Fluency increases the speed in which you move to other subjects but does not reduce your thinking, you're going to more complex issues more often.

The sentiment is: I don't want to die and having my son read in the news or be told by others that his mother was a thief.

It makes tons of sense.

CEO is usually only responsible for the good stuff. When bad things happen its market forces or something else.

Bet

Not an ounce of ego in that man.

In my experience bikes have it because lots of them are a pain in the ass to put in neutral and is easier to see the light than to feel with the clutch.

The neutral is also in between first and second, so its a bit finicky.

isn't that only common because of the sequential shifter that is actually easy to miss what gear you're on? I don't remember seeing it on "normal" manuals

Clearly aliens.