There are some ways to mitigate the majority of that kind of stuff: You can disable image hosting, defederate from instances with poor moderation or poor attitudes, filter out certain keywords, use cleanup tools like from dbzero. Not sure if the caching still occurs if you disable pictrs hosting tho
Governmental agencies typically dont share data like that so you would have to give them your address separately. Imo its partially a republican "hurr no big govt" and jim crow type deal where republicans want to keep poor people and colored people from voting (less likely to have the time to register or have a fixed address).
There are mail in ballots, but thats why republicans hate them so much. It means our votes get counted
With games, frequent and regular updates are mainly to keep people returning to the game and to fix bugs. Many apps already implement most of the features people need and dont really need new features for people to keep coming back, so the focus is moreso on maintaining compatibility and fixing bugs like crashes, as well as keeping up with OS updates (which tend not to affect games as severely, though can in some cases). Keep in mind theres a huge number of different phones which are on different OS versions with different system APIs, and msny devs dont test on a large number of devices. Desktop drivers and OSs tend to smooth over a lot of the hurdles there
Rats fleeing the sinking ship
Sealioning conspiracy nutjob
You could use something like a dsub connector with larger current carrying pins (more expensive) or a more regular connector (e.g. 15 pin dsub) with multiple pins for supply/high current.
Regular rectangular headers can handle anywhere from 1-5A per pin depending on the connector so you might be able to get away with a 2x4 rectangular header (maybe a few more pins in parallel for everything just for insurance)
You could use XT60 connectors and connect together the ground pins
Issues with links (particularly in comments)
Version: 1.0.14 (17)
Device: Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Browser: Firefox Mobile Beta
When opening links in comments, it collapses the comment.
Additionally, links in comments can take 30-60s to open after tapping them. When long pressing and then tapping open in browser, the link opens immediately. Similar behavior observed when opening some link posts - tapping post to open the link can take a while, while directly selecting the option is almost immediate.
This also means that several copies of the link open up and must each individually be closed
What Happens When You Use a Kids Toy on a Milling Machine
TL;DW Spirograph on 3d pantograph mill (a mill with arms that scale down a traced object and cuts it out of a second piece of material)
Data manipulation is at the heart of computation, and a system is said to be Turing-complete if it can be configured to manipulate data in a way that makes implementing arbitrary computation possib…
But why
Draw less tiles - by using a Dual-Grid system!
Titles ending in exclamation points speak to my lizard brain
Manmade horrors beyond my comprehension
Bijlagen: 1 afbeelding #fabacademy 2024 Edwin Dertien - the tortured furby modular synth module "I’m a big fan of modular synthesisers, animatronics and furbies. For that reason it makes sense to combine all three in the final project: the tortured furby modular synth module - moreover because I ...
SOC support PMICs
I just found an interesting genre of weird but potentially useful chip: System support PMICs for large SoCs such as BD71805 (2$, i.MX SoCs), RK809 (2$, Rockchip SoCs) or WL2868 (50ct, Omnivison SoCs). These chips provide between 7 and around a dozen DC/DC or LDO channels with digitally configurable ...
