Infrastructure nerd, gamer, and Lemmy.ca maintainer
Usb c has 24 pins. A typical barrel / stereo style jack has 2 - 4. The connector would have to be absolutely huge to carry the number of wires.
Power plugs are similar problems. You need 3 wires and you can’t risk the pins crossing over each other and shorting out. You don’t care about that on your headphones due to the low voltages. Wall plugs need to be fully isolated and safe.
They’re pretty common in nicer datacenter environments. Newer cat6a is only 28awg (tiny and easy to work with!) and can do 10gb just fine.
For example:
Nah like this:
Instead of like this:
Boots suck. Good connectors just have the tab be more of an inverted V shape, so it doesn’t catch but you don’t need to squish a hard plastic boot to remove it.
I am the source.
Lemmy.ca signups per day if we go back to the start of the first exodus:
With the way the bricks are laid, wouldn’t it distribute the weight across the entire base?
Yes because you’re applying enough heat to change the chemical composition of the food.
Reheating, nah.
It’s probably torrent clients doing a ping test of peers to check latency. Ops VPN server replies to the ping so they look close, even though they’re not.
I can’t imagine a client that would ship an ip2geo db to bother trying to look up locations. Just doesn’t make any sense.
I’ve spent at least $5000 on aliexpress over the past few years, maybe more. I’ve never had an issue that wasn’t resolved with a refund or a replacement. They’re pretty reliable and I’d recommend them to anyone. They stock a wide variety of components and parts if you’re building electronics or just general DIY / 3d printing / home stuff.
Temu feels way more sketchy. They try to shove more stuff down your throat, and they even have little mini games where you can try to earn free things. They’re way more about just pushing cheap shit. I tried them once, felt dirty and have never gone back.
You know they’ll eat us if we die and they’re hungry right? https://www.science.org/content/article/yes-your-pet-might-eat-your-corpse-s-problem-investigators
Still, some pet owners might take comfort in knowing that their bodies could help their lonely, hungry animals. “If it kept my old golden retriever going after I died,” Byard says, “I’d be quite happy for it to have a feed.”
I’m right with you Byard.
I don’t think we have any way to know.
My dog definitely remembers and gets excited about places when going back after years. Does he think about those places otherwise? Probably not
RIP Oink + What.cd
Oh that’s super interesting, thanks for the heads up.
If it was unreliable I’d do this, but despite going through the LG cloud it’s pretty bulletproof and instant. I just have to open their app every 6-12 months or so to accept a new EULA. Really shows how shitty their app is though, since their cloud back-end seems solid.
Edit: Oh actually, this feature might sell me on doing it: “the unit doesn’t make annoying sounds when settings are changed by this controller”
Huh, I have an LG and haven’t had any issues like that at all. My only complaint is home assistant can’t manage them directly and has to go through their cloud.
What was the contents of your post that was removed?
Because ai.
Das keyboard? Keychron?
It depends. When banning someone there’s a checkbox to also remove all their content.
It’s both ways. They effectively break that link and become isolated from each other.