nostr:npub1hyp0snlqyw66uwuep7tnkwqhgpg7qspvf928v0mm8d9penuwee0srvaehm In the explore tab in the search bar, "from:<user> <term>", e.g. "from:jaseg congress"


Be aware though, that even if this journal is open-access, it is still published by Elsevier, which is a legacy academic publishing company that is about as shitty as they can be. Have a look around their Wikipedia page if you're curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsevier#Market_model


For an academic journal, "HardwareX" has some pretty wild articles of interest to #electronics #diy folks. It's open-access at https://www.hardware-x.com/current and in it there are some gems like "Arduino based intra-cerebral microinjector device for neuroscience research" or "Modification of kitchen blenders into controllable laboratory mixers for mechanochemical synthesis of atomically thin materials".


nostr:npub1vkhjzz7fswerd7cxzra4xgjkeussevldf409qhax8lsfty0jygxq6rmdj5 That route needs that. I travelled there last year, and I was surprised that despite the short geographical distance it took a long time and a change at some run down provincial station.


nostr:npub1hr0q3yq9s8ejx7rvc4mw3r7mmkzr7zp6tryngug0h4sj3tfm5dlqkp4k2l The comments under your post are a true horror show. Hordes of butthurt men volunteering to prove your point by example.


nostr:npub1dytsgqn4hankmz2jz62khhranhel0njxhyvcdda20hha8sjgh03sv4gjlj Just shut the fuck up.


nostr:npub1cwa7whxd0mk90zlqj8dsa8lm9hxt7q0z3k9wegt0p50ck0krghcss9d7ak nostr:npub1hr0q3yq9s8ejx7rvc4mw3r7mmkzr7zp6tryngug0h4sj3tfm5dlqkp4k2l It's wonderful that you, as a man, don't feel like you have personally experienced gender discrimination. Please don't take this as a sign that discrimination does not exist. You're just can't see it from your perspective. Instead of doubting the accounts of others, please consider yourself lucky and do your best to support them.


nostr:npub1hv02gkfaz6pkpv7qwwks9zgdhgygjew7q45acphsvs2g06l6sh6s6mynwh nostr:npub1hr0q3yq9s8ejx7rvc4mw3r7mmkzr7zp6tryngug0h4sj3tfm5dlqkp4k2l It's wonderful that you don't experience gender discrimination during hiring. Please refrain from calling others accounts "ridiculous" just because their lived experience doesn't match yours. Consider yourself lucky instead.


nostr:npub1vs3zj03hrt77t9hfqadzvfrm7rj7l0pvhcl6qjreunfw8d0neepqeql7fp I got mine on aliexpress, but that one looks the same. I can imagine them selling multiple variants of these since in mine, the LED module just had a female barrel jack as an input, and the on/off switch came in-line with the USB to barrel jack adapter cable. Making mine dimmable shouldn't be hard either for that reason.


nostr:npub15xz49l3ryy47gheeg49v38c55v97cqjmr33n8tx0txs87g7gsmzs4x0xzp Those peope don't have the slightest idea what they're talking about.


nostr:npub1axsydyl7y40s26gvpkz2me89lky3yja2h90y7r9ct2umds49uejq4l53yg If you can run it somewhere, trial and error with a debugger could help a lot. Are you interested in extracting some algorithm, do you want to modify its behavior, or do you want to recreate the whole thing?


That in mind, I set out to get a decent but not too expensive microscope ring light. I scrolled through a few listings, and I was disappointed to see that most cheap ring lights use bent 5mm THT LEDs to avoid the need for a custom lens or reflector.


To work under a microscope by eye or with cheap(ish) cameras, you need a lot of light since the image's brightness gets divided by the same multiplier that it gets magnified by.


After I was spoiled by the really nice Kern and Vision Engineering microscopes that we got at my work, I finally got a stereo microscope for my home workbench. This upgrade was probably about ten years overdue.


nostr:npub12adcfuzz3g7pypkfm32cm8zrtq59t4mqx3xxlcf229m6zjurmwgq3ssges the orange site has all the best takes.


nostr:npub10mwq9c623ujjzpql7r4fk090yxrf458sz2egzprw0zn0ca669q9qm2awkn I love your brand of serious cryptography mixed with sfw furry art. It's funny how it seems to reliably trigger the worst kind of trolls.


nostr:npub1rj9l2p90nzmw5rqd8h4upchxj2sdy84ydt0mpl8wn724mrwv2fhq4v6rnv I found the microtransaction/lootbox grift way too on the nose in that game. Having played both, I find that Zelda TotK has a very similar gameplay without any of that bullshit. It runs great in emulator too, though genshin's graphics look better on PC.


nostr:npub1xxduljzhsuqkgazdnxwjpvfnnly99tw0mzarpg8e8nvm5u94zcxqwkhuq0 As far as I understand, a smartphone could also violate that law, if you used it like that pendant to record everything all the time. A big boom mic I imagine could be unproblematic under that particular paragraph of the criminal code as long as you're recording your own conversations and whoever is speaking to you is aware that it is recording.


nostr:npub1xxduljzhsuqkgazdnxwjpvfnnly99tw0mzarpg8e8nvm5u94zcxqwkhuq0 The law I was referring to is paragraph 201 of the criminal code. It's fairly old and predates the GDPR. It roughly says that you're not allowed to record something spoken non-publically without authorization. It is very non-specific as to how that recording happens, or what authorization means. What would worry me about that pendant is that it makes it look like you tried to conceal the fact you're recording, implying an intent.


nostr:npub1xxduljzhsuqkgazdnxwjpvfnnly99tw0mzarpg8e8nvm5u94zcxqwkhuq0 I'm in DE. I would be very surprised if that sicker trick worked, especially since the sticker would be too small to read at a distance. In either case I wouldn't use a device like this without asking a lawyer first.


nostr:npub1xxduljzhsuqkgazdnxwjpvfnnly99tw0mzarpg8e8nvm5u94zcxqwkhuq0 If you use one of those concealed, it's also a problem. But since a phone has many more uses and is not designed as a concealed recording device, I imagine it would be harder to prove.


nostr:npub1xxduljzhsuqkgazdnxwjpvfnnly99tw0mzarpg8e8nvm5u94zcxqwkhuq0 I know at least one jurisdiction where using one of these outside of your home could land you in prison.


nostr:npub18xcmglea8q0ryp4wgskww72s6jd72t0m3mvx0efdj4k8lkxqtm9s544tjd nostr:npub10mwq9c623ujjzpql7r4fk090yxrf458sz2egzprw0zn0ca669q9qm2awkn I got the same warning, also on FF mobile w/ uBO. FF desktop w/ uBO seems to work fine.


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r LM386 has a minimum gain, but can be adjusted


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r What do you mean by "amplifier"? (chip or module, audio or rf)


nostr:npub12l5md7hn2jyms6y9jkkwr2mwzn7mxue4j50lrsw02f5kzxgp8usq9uaj84 If you're building a bunch of them, to speed up the initial fix, the module may have a way to upload assistance data downloaded from the manufacturer's servers into the module. That data is updated every few hours and speeds up the inital fix and improves accuracy.


nostr:npub12l5md7hn2jyms6y9jkkwr2mwzn7mxue4j50lrsw02f5kzxgp8usq9uaj84 I don't see a backup battery on the board. If you don't have one and it's not built in to the module, adding one can speed up subsequent fixes by a lot. They are usually tiny, 5mm dia, few mAh lithium batteries.


nostr:npub12l5md7hn2jyms6y9jkkwr2mwzn7mxue4j50lrsw02f5kzxgp8usq9uaj84 How long did you leave it powered on? Does the module have a backup battery? I know that with some GPS modules, getting the first fix after a cold start can take tens of minutes.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr One last thing I can imagine would be that when the three loads have different voltage drop, like RGB LEDs, then while the PWM is turned off, I can see some of the body diodes potentially be forward-biased momentarily. At PWM speeds below RF that shouldn't matter though.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr Yeah, if it's within the datasheet's specs, it should be fine. 5V isn't much. I just wasn't sure if you actually meant 5V or if that was only a mockup for the simulation's sake.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr I can see a possible issue with this solution though: If the PWM MOSFET has a low-impedance driver and is doing very hard edges, when it switches from off to on, the channel MOSFET's gates will momentarily stay at their old voltage, since they are driven low through high-impedance resistors to the common node, while their sources dive low along with the common node. This leads to a momentary positive V_GS that could possibly turn them on for a bit.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr The negative V_GS issue can be solved by turning off the channel MOSFETs with a resistor between gate and source. Since they presumably don't need to switch very often, that being slow shouldn't be a problem. Also it would be possible to switch them during a PWM "off" period.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr I see two issues: One is that when the PWM MOSFET is off, the channel MOSFETs potentially can see a high negative V_GS. The other is that to reliably switch the channel MOSFETs, you need a fairly high voltage on their gates since you want them to be hard on even while the PWM MOSFET is still transitioning through its linear region.


It's like their website, but better because you don't have to scroll past five screense full of stuttery animations and saccharine marketing blurb devoid of technical meaning. And it even has pictures!


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr lol, I didn't even notice!


nostr:npub1vxftmr9vselgw3ghplsmry7f4y7e3vxpus4tnjtwc6ea3y3w9ppqs4p00v also the environmental impact of recycling an old device is a lot better.


nostr:npub1mx50e9vuyx0eytmncz2mvv68kgc6402qypkm22uk9uk9x7u6vl3symgnxv nostr:npub1euxtd3pufrhlj7nvec2xtjuvgqpd2jzcquu70pckajej2ceskuhqj6d0x4 I didn't mean to throw shade, I've only migrated off an x230 last winter myself 😅

re: negativity, corporate bullshit, copaganda, Raspberry Pi


nostr:npub1kkecgjtdpk2e43ka38xg968xtkh5x00hsruw6htfkj6tl8ll6g7q492d7c nostr:npub1euxtd3pufrhlj7nvec2xtjuvgqpd2jzcquu70pckajej2ceskuhqj6d0x4 You can turn off the network functions of IME on all Thinkpad models going back to ~2010. While I agree that IME should not exist and that it's a security nightmare in a purely academic sense, practically, you'd only ever have to even consider this type of attack if you're like, a human rights lawyer in Saudi Arabia or whatever. If you are, sure, be careful with used hardware. Everyone else, don't worry about it.

negativity, corporate bullshit, copaganda, Raspberry Pi


nostr:npub1kkecgjtdpk2e43ka38xg968xtkh5x00hsruw6htfkj6tl8ll6g7q492d7c nostr:npub1euxtd3pufrhlj7nvec2xtjuvgqpd2jzcquu70pckajej2ceskuhqj6d0x4 As someone working in security research, I am confident saying that as long as you install your own OS on the device, the chance of catching any sort of malware persisting through that OS install is zero. Getting scammed on ebay or the device being lost in shipping are more serious risks by many orders of magnitude.


nostr:npub15nnuphxzae42peq9dsw9wwpxjpfa0rzf7te65zktsp5sgzt4ujcqpgsdr0 For the same price as one of these plus storage, power supply and peripherals, you can get a decent used laptop and actively avoid creating new E-waste. For most use cases of a single-board computer, an old laptop plus a microcontroller that runs circuitpython will do a better job.


nostr:npub1qxmuuwdq4c6fppzwf2kk58kacqxy7xsamkq7dwfckde0tfy5tqeqn50dmf oof!


nostr:npub1tyzalht0rhnm3ewtcfjtkkghfvgedylrxgg6h99098qfyshn607q89f7nc Es gibt auch eine eigene Supporthotline speziell für deren Glasfaserprodukt, die etwas weniger überlastet ist, als die allgemeine Supporthotline.


nostr:npub1tyzalht0rhnm3ewtcfjtkkghfvgedylrxgg6h99098qfyshn607q89f7nc FYI, die Telekom verkauft unter eigenem Branding Zyxel-SFP+-GPON-Module. Eigentlich sind die für irgendeine "Digitalisierungsbox" für Geschäftskunden gedacht, aber wenn man die Hotline überzegt, dass es die SKU im System gibt, verkaufen sie einem etwas widerwillig auch als Privatkunden so ein Ding. Ist etwas teurer als auf Amazon/Aliexpress, aber dafür können sie sich dann nachher nicht beschweren, wenn der Technikertermin etwas länger dauert.


nostr:npub1tyzalht0rhnm3ewtcfjtkkghfvgedylrxgg6h99098qfyshn607q89f7nc Ich empfehle, das GPON-SFP-Modul vom restlichen Netzwerk zu isolieren, da die Firmware auf dem Teil extrem sketchy ist, und die Managementschnittstelle mit sicherheit unsicher ist.


nostr:npub1tyzalht0rhnm3ewtcfjtkkghfvgedylrxgg6h99098qfyshn607q89f7nc Ja, hab ich. Funktioniert genau so, ich hab das mal aufgeschrieben: https://jaseg.de/blog/telekom-gpon-sfp/


nostr:npub1zdpsgdxcnfgrh05wkyue0jzx8q6jkzxg8vaf6ruz90dfd3lxerfsfjj5tj typeset with an appropriate amount of bling I think that could actually be neat


nostr:npub1qgf5hejg3t2wa6u8cusvukux8ufm0mxrl6f2vlufftyjzl4ed8gslhx96d It is similsr in principle! I think the main difference is that in the flame tube, the pipe itself forms the resonant cavity that gives rise to the modes you observe, while the gas discharge tube really only visualizes the field generated by resonances in the coil next to it.


Researching inductor parasitics, I found this cool manuscript by radio amateur David W Knight. To visualize the E-field in and around coils, they used a gas discharge tube! Even if you're not up to the math, check out the PDF linked below for a few more cool pictures 😄

https://g3ynh.info/zdocs/magnetics/appendix/self_res/self-res.pdf

#physics #electronics #science

https://assets.chaos.social/media_attachments/files/111/131/333/175/022/928/original/2d5734473490402a.png


nostr:npub1ue9gnvtnpy7h46w8a24en6u9puk24au6qap65q3xqx5pz3agj7tqrp67f9 Sometimes, the stars just align

https://assets.chaos.social/media_attachments/files/111/130/299/674/552/754/original/405a567275c26576.jpg


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy This one might help: https://pypi.org/project/svgpathtools/


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy For your SVG input, I can recommend the usvg utility from the resvg project. It's an SVG normalizer that takes any spec-compliant SVG as an input,and produces an SVG output that only uses a small subset of the spec, making it much easier to handle. That's how svg-flatten works.


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy I'm not sure about all of shapely, but at least offsetting and boolean operations AFAIK only work with polygons made with straight line segments. Shapely IIRC just wraps libgeos here. I'm not aware of any implementation of polygon clipping or offsetting that supports beziers. I know one that supports circular arcs, but converting beziers to those isn't easy either.


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy One other issue with converting SVG files into other formats is that SVG has some raster primitives such as masks and filters. A file that uses these would be almost impossible to convert in a way that the user expects. svg-flatten for instance doesn't support them, but has support for clip paths, which it does by pushing converted polygons through clipper.


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy Depending on what your goal is, gerbolyze's svg-flatten utility might help you. svg-flatten renders SVGs into Gerber (G-code) files in a visually precise way. Here's a link: https://github.com/jaseg/gerbolyze/tree/main/svg-flatten


nostr:npub16mtxp68k8c3p2sj0wzhagt3kd8ywkvzlkfyt3vrx9cahzfz000vs8dpnwy The reason for that is that it's super hard to convert an SVG path to something shapely understands while covering all the million corner cases and not doing something unexpected. For example, an SVG path can have both cubic bezier curves and circular arcs on its outline, which shapely would have to render out to a list of straight lines to some precision first, which is probably not what an user extends.


nostr:npub1slspw3gc57v27n8aa3lr3vertyurc6qfl2zkxm2edze9ef2edl9sfls86u I think it's a great idea and I'd definitely buy a couple for my work to avoid those flaky USB isolators.


It's available on amazon.co.jp in five sizes, and even with global shipping it comes out cheaper than most other brands I've tried if you order a couple. Here's a link for your convenience. Not an ad, I just really like the stuff.

https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/CP-1015-Soldering-Width-Length-Japan/dp/B08DNGGMB2/


Goot Wick desoldering wick is the shit. #electronics


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r Had that a couple of times, too. A particularly fun  one was when I had a Flexpreis ticket for a connection that had ICE and IC trains alternating on a 2-hour schedule, and I had an IC ticket only. I ended up talking to the conductor before departure. They phoned around a bunch, figured out that it'd be logistically impossible for them to actually collect the surcharge, and they let me on the train with the IC ticket.


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r Tbh, tiktok in particular seems to be an uniquely bad corner of this already problematic internet landscape. One of the more WTF things I saw recently was this video of an historically educated person pointing out that fucking phrenology (yes, the nazi pseudo-science!) is trending over there atm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyUT2DxBiDM


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r Had something similar happen to someone I know from that generation. I think it's that many people who didn't participate in online stuff until recently kind of got thrown into a disinformation shithole without having the chance to build up a disinformation immunity, something that perpetually online millenials and GenZ got for free since they were already online during the rise of all of this garbage.


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r This calculation looks very different when you can convince your employer to pay for it or if you use it for work travel a lot because of the tax deductions.


nostr:npub1nespg9p38257kht4wk56dclz5v8g7r9xecuwu96sehwhj2k3j0dq6zm58r I calculated through that a while ago when I was facing a prospect of commuting between Frankfurt and Munich on a weekly basis, but I concluded that it's a really high bar given BC50 and Sparpreis are a thing. I think the novelty of being able to travel anywhere anytime wears off in a few months, especially after you add up hotel costs for trips beyond day trip distance.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr Oof I shouldn't internet before coffee. You're right. gonna delete that post.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr It does clearly say they can use your design for AI training, which you can't opt out of, and which also means that they will keep your files forever as part of their training dataset. I don't think that's okay.


nostr:npub1t0pr95yta7nh7h02hqfzdwdk5nca7pggyxmt369wt6py0pcrgc0qrupgcq Removing the unneeded parts of a font file like that is called subsetting. Fontawesome sells a tool for that in their higher-tier plans, but here's an article how to do the bootleg version with third-party tools.
https://css-tricks.com/subsetting-font-awesome-to-improve-performance/


nostr:npub1jm45gnu5l6flyrz9p6k2gp9pxrj9jrx7qptkp6ht08zqf83w7e6qk86td9 nostr:npub1a24cklqu58c72mge3h98z8gedtlgkkaj52nu96szha6s4zsysk7qff9gzn There's also aliexpress stores that specialize on lqptop displays. I've ordered a couple that way, and they always arrived quickly and well-packaged. The people from these stores know precisely which display goes into which laptop, so its easiest to just message them the laptop's model number and have them figure out the right panel.


nostr:npub1a24cklqu58c72mge3h98z8gedtlgkkaj52nu96szha6s4zsysk7qff9gzn I did a few display replacements on older thinkpads. It's very doable, but it's not fun. Make sure you get a new bezel with the new panel, since the bezels are usually glued nowadays, and re-using them isn't always easy.


nostr:npub1a24cklqu58c72mge3h98z8gedtlgkkaj52nu96szha6s4zsysk7qff9gzn oof.


nostr:npub1nyqeg55nq5eudx30py8fgff82ensxt9j063w6chkzu4leyfjygwsr3vvvs That's going to suck. I hope you end up with a better solution.


nostr:npub18ahgyxftul3jw0ldmrgytca90ff02e5mt3pcpfzc2p044vz7675sllx7aj As a stop-gap solution, #gerbolyze has Kicad schematic read/write support from python, so with it you could either load-modify-save a schematic from the notebook, or have a command-line python script that gets invoked from e.g. a makefile.


nostr:npub1j46f9va5qdrmamcwmncew7g8mwekgma386dhws6k04fsnlkqpcpsj23gm7 This solves the app navigation issue in a physical way that has lower cognitive load, at the expense of extra hardware and a ton of software work.


nostr:npub1j46f9va5qdrmamcwmncew7g8mwekgma386dhws6k04fsnlkqpcpsj23gm7 radical idea to get that UX with a computer: have a special "sticky note" stylus that you can use with a graphics tablet, or maybe with the laptop's touch pad. Whenever you pick up that stylus, a virtual sticky note pops up and anything you scrawl shows up on it. Bonus points if picking up the stylus wakes the computer from standby, notetaking works on the lock screen, and putting the stylus down afterwards puts the computer back to sleep.


nostr:npub1j46f9va5qdrmamcwmncew7g8mwekgma386dhws6k04fsnlkqpcpsj23gm7 A thing this does that apps can't is it's useable when the computer is turned off, or the screen locked. For random tasks that come up when you're not doing computer things, this has a lower threshold compared to first having to turn on and unlock a computer or phone, then having to navigate to the app.


nostr:npub1cxnpl3gfu5h4h5yx5x0he5ulqkcgrdme3dsrqj0h92f7et7h64dsz490qc There was a project called macropy that did basically this by installing import hooks that could do arbitrary transformations both before and after AST parsing.

https://pypi.org/project/MacroPy/


nostr:npub1m6wa2hzdt80n7pa3pqatwl8802qcjyv9l7fg00vv2feq0dg8kjwsq42jfw That thing is huge!


nostr:npub14t3stq5mw2g2w9xm7pq3ycdyf9djz0tgyjy4mnl2lkkdxxntwdgs5slduj those are going to draw some amps 😅


nostr:npub1pp7pv6dpvwzm5650c5th7lks6dcl70ul95mycprlcu83rraq30csl2s3uq urgs!


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr nostr:npub1yj3ef752qmwc20rvy9t4f6gtmhwjt5mcz052plyk80v7pl9ksn4sz2cmfd nostr:npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 nostr:npub1vw0dzney2f2ldm2fr09j9xx57r34w8gttfet0hlmyn7thk7tqwsqm2n33q nostr:npub1cwwjvpgyj5fy8tdkw4d62zsym74eaqs4y7wt0c6nzt5a7lll9x2qvpny8k I think that's a great way of putting it.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr nostr:npub1yj3ef752qmwc20rvy9t4f6gtmhwjt5mcz052plyk80v7pl9ksn4sz2cmfd nostr:npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 nostr:npub1vw0dzney2f2ldm2fr09j9xx57r34w8gttfet0hlmyn7thk7tqwsqm2n33q nostr:npub1cwwjvpgyj5fy8tdkw4d62zsym74eaqs4y7wt0c6nzt5a7lll9x2qvpny8k You're right. Something like "social care center" would be more fitting. The way I intended that was not to describe the kind of issue of the person, but instead the kind of qualification you need to deal with it.


nostr:npub1yj3ef752qmwc20rvy9t4f6gtmhwjt5mcz052plyk80v7pl9ksn4sz2cmfd nostr:npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr nostr:npub1vw0dzney2f2ldm2fr09j9xx57r34w8gttfet0hlmyn7thk7tqwsqm2n33q nostr:npub1cwwjvpgyj5fy8tdkw4d62zsym74eaqs4y7wt0c6nzt5a7lll9x2qvpny8k
The issue with this is the resources needed to sustain that. Even just one person with RMS-tier issues consumes enormous amounts of resources to deal with, and I think most people vastly underestimate just how much. At the hackspace I co-founded, we had several such cases and our stance was that we were first and foremost a hackspace, not a free mental health care center. You have to choose your battles.


nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr  oh god code offset credits. That sounds more like something like, "we realize these 100 lines of code create tons of new infohazards that are going to haunt at least five generations of people, but in exchange we've paid this offshore company who has certifiably™ deleted 100 loc somewhere else in turn so tge world doesn't just collapse into one big nightmare of buggy enterprise code."


nostr:npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 nostr:npub17wkkj73azdfr23hmgd07fn0h39xvy0w72garahk5p8hg8jv8dx5s09uzqr nostr:npub1vw0dzney2f2ldm2fr09j9xx57r34w8gttfet0hlmyn7thk7tqwsqm2n33q nostr:npub1cwwjvpgyj5fy8tdkw4d62zsym74eaqs4y7wt0c6nzt5a7lll9x2qvpny8k Looking at the complexity of people, I think one has to acknowledge that the standard for harrassment and creepyness in a healthy community really is zero. While everyone has a bad day once in a while, given how much damage both visible and invisible it creates, the tolerable amount is actually only marginally larger than zero, and even that only if it's followed up by a sustained improvement.


nostr:npub1myy24v0t5dp8n02t667h9u20kxk6n2fuht8ydvhpmzxrh763y4sshtgthu What's not pythonic about a for loop? I'd put the actions on a separate line from the loop header as is recommended by PEP-8, but often the "stupid, simple" solution is the best. Any metaprogramming shenanigans would make this less readable with no tangible benefit.


nostr:npub15e0l96mckd8msp7pqpsajkaa5rwyws7tzr30w4tjrwvgeqdv6d5qneefkd this is not how you do benchmarks


nostr:npub1ac7r5sz4tn2gevyj8gtzudvqj7h7jn9usd4l2xj8648amc8hxvmsljk5uf As far as I understand, in iOS by design iMessage just happens to sit in an uniquely vulnerable spot. Having done some reverse engineering myself, I can totally see how with sufficient funding you can develop these exploits without any moles, or even a source code leak.


nostr:npub1dzv5n3kypy77e83p7hxk4dvn6d4dwd9yqsw924rgplx3z0pkqupqga5v2p I'm wondering how much of that is because of poor design decisions on Apple's part, and how much because of the sheer market penetration of iMessage on iOS.


This most recent iMessage fiasco underscores how made-up Apple's stance was that they would need to keep their OS locked down for third-party developers writing web browsers, app stores etc. b/c only Apple knows how to make secure software. If I'm counting right, they have utterly destroyed their own security design the second time in as many years through a bug in iMessage.


nostr:npub1dzv5n3kypy77e83p7hxk4dvn6d4dwd9yqsw924rgplx3z0pkqupqga5v2p Either some exploit developer somewhere just happens to really like taking apart iMessage, or Apple has a serious flaw in their entire systems security design.


nostr:npub1yk58g3402gdpjy5y89sg0k9nyq7e69n8rt4xk6cyuejnzwwyhehslr0qtr if anything I'd probably expect the colors to be in the same order that is used for resistor values (black - brown - red - orange - yellow ...).


nostr:npub1tyzalht0rhnm3ewtcfjtkkghfvgedylrxgg6h99098qfyshn607q89f7nc appropriate use of comic sans


nostr:npub1ue9gnvtnpy7h46w8a24en6u9puk24au6qap65q3xqx5pz3agj7tqrp67f9 Could it be an open tab they forgot about, depending on how a "view" is counted?


nostr:npub15cduqertz3tg25dgp48rkvq9qwsvlv0324g82kedy5dmu77q345ssx3mv2 that horse must be jacked