

+50 .ml credit! Good job, comrade. Nutomic is proud. /s
moved from us instance


+50 .ml credit! Good job, comrade. Nutomic is proud. /s


Arduino
STOP USING BRAND NAMES, I am TIRED of seeing it.
It’s not “Arduino”, it’s “microcontroller”. STM32 “blue pill” compatible clones are cheap enough to give away in bulk. You don’t even have to consider going 8 bit anymore.
It’s not “Raspberry Pi”, it’s “single board computer”. Although dtb overlays and such are slightly more annoying on other boards, there’s literally not much of any difference functionality wise. AND the other boards are cheaper.
There’s no reason to use the big brands. Unless you are working for someone and your boss demands “enterprise support” Red Hat style, of course.


display a static web page (…) they fail at that
Depends on how. Although I hate how everything is a web page nowadays.
hardware watchdogs
The x86 monopolists and most aarch64 chips have those. Although not always wired and/or enabled correctly. On ARM it’s often used to reboot: literally just shutdown without resetting watchdog.


The Ukrainian language isn’t allowed here for some reason. On a community called “World News” that says “Not United States Internal News”[sic] in the rules. Or it’s not the community fault, I don’t know…



I recall hearing about a contract with some EU based company too, though. For both one way and two way satellite IP. No idea if that’s still in effect. Also no idea if Starlink is still in effect. Well, apart from the star-to-cell bullshit Kyivstar is trying to do with the AI generated landing page. Or were trying earlier this year.
Also, I recall someone complaining that if you order Starlink for one location and then put the unit in another, it will go “roaming mode” and limit speed. Doesn’t hurt too much but that sucks! I would imagine that if you are stationary enough you may as well take time to set up line of sight directional antenna shit on land to some other object.


filled with the trash of struck down satellites
It’s already full of trash of operating satellites. Starlink is very very low orbit. When pieces go in random directions (assuming significant enough vertically), they either go back to the atmosphere (air will stop it, duh) or slightly higher up to be in an orbit that’s original height on one side and slightly higher on another.


That’s exactly why I don’t like Linux that damn CIA project. Once I leave parents’ crib, imma sell my best laptop (with no parents looking at me like an absolute moron) then get a ThinkPad T450p from a crackhead and then get someone else to buy that one MacBook CPU with an adapter board from Aliexpress and give that to me so that I can finally compute in peace with some BSD.


There’s another repo with a Docker file and that was all written with Claude too for some reason. Though I don’t see why in the ever living fuck this would need Docker.
Also, why are we even getting excited over a vacuum cleaner existing as a pile of markdown files talking about it? There are lots of these, actually.


github
A user you’ve blocked has previously contributed to this repository.
look inside
claude
click insights
Top 3 committers is: some org account, another org account but with “.ai” in it, claude


Corporate wants to pay because “huh missing spend? this guy must be stealing then”


Also, Valve only officially supports Ubuntu LTS desktop (Gnome). And their own OS of course. Yes, despite having the Steam runtime. The only thing this means is that support agents will say “but did you try installing Ubuntu?”.


I hope this stock picture explains it enough



I am not German, although I would consider that as compliment. I was just looking for an instance that
It just so happened that this one in Germany meets all 3 requirements. It not being in the US is a bonus. I was on lemmy.today previously.
Just to clarify, English isn’t my native language either, but I am so online that I speak it better than my native and have to machine translate some terms back.


It is on (“max pressure”, although “max” depends, don’t get your face blasted off). Same shower head as on the current community banner, actually. Water particles bounce around and make stuff vibrate, while sound is just vibration. How it vibrates depends on shape of what it hits. Change mouth shape, different sound. Can’t do some things like the French rolling R since that’s not a mouth sound, however.


What is annoying is that it doesn’t accept it inline unlike StartPage and Google: hazelnut pancake before:2017. This means I have to click on the selector and write 02-01-1970 (01-01 breaks it) > 01-01-2017 each time.
Markdown links without the protocol are interpreted as post IDs, as it turns out. There’s no post ID “redlib.catsarch.com”.