Ipod Shuffle and the TS80P soldering iron both use TRS for power transfer.

with his therapist 🤣

you get out of here with your hardware descriptions!

We wouldn’t be in this mess if we switched to ipv6, but nOoOooOo… we can’t possibly do that…

I’ve been wanting do something similar, but with Authentik. Does anyone know a good guide on this?

It’s a bell curve.

I like Navidrome for the server and substreamer for the app.

I’m doimg the same, but with the substreamer app.

Are you the same guy in Brodie’s youtube comments? I always enjoy your comments.

Just made me realize the term is just a shortened form of newbie.

I will defend this to my death. I don’t want to get my feet out at your house. I find it crazy that people want me to strip off an article of of clothing and I’m the rude one for not doing it. Also carpet is an abomination. Wood or laminate flooring is way better and you can put a rug on it if it’s cold.

Wait till you get to Utah

I’ll add that you should have a comment anytime you are using some sort of algorithm to explain what it is and the expected result when it’s not intuitive or a complex math operation that isn’t immediately clear. Ex// I’m using Newton’s Method to approximate a solution to speed up the inverse square root

Better than a Union: Worker cooperative or market syndicate.

Agree, except for nano. Micro has a much better interface and even has mouse integration.

It’s always relevant!

In modern times? IDK, but historically female leaders tended to engage in more war as a way to legitimize their rule, whether instigator or not. Kosem Sultan, Queen Isabella of Spain, and Catherine de’ Medici to name a few, but to quote a Quartz article:

“In fact, between 1480 and 1913, Europe’s queens were 27% more likely than its kings to wage war, according to a National Bureau of Economics … And like Isabella, queens were also more likely to amass new territory during their reigns, found the paper’s authors, economists Oeindrila Dube and S.P. Harish.”

But they did share it and were cool about it. It’s people who say stuff like “this is shit and people who like it are shit” that need to cool their jets.

Logic only proves something based on the starting axioms. People more often than not think based on a logical framework, but often with axioms and heuristics that differ from our own usually based on who and what they trust, what benefit they’d like and how much for they need to use to get it, and who they see as their ingroup and outgroup. People often think in terms of these kinds of relationships to maximize internal goals and benefits and minimize loss and repulsion.

As much as I would love if everyone could be on the same page and do their own thing, people’s desires naturally conflict especially when there is scarcity or someone feels backed into a corner.

This is why I advocate for worker and consumer cooperatives.