That’s Wanda with an AK, right?

Newark I thought has a solid European presence. (Several things I’ve ordered came from an overseas warehouse)

The guy who was using my name to make code submissions 2-3 years prior.

Better than many, mediocre.

With my coworkers I’ve got a strange ability to pick up any language that tastes like c, and get stuff done. I’m sure I’ve confused our c# guys when I make a change to their code and ask for a code review, because I’ll chase down quality of life improvements for myself. (Generally, I will make the change and ask if I have any unintended side effects, because in an MCU, I know what all my side effects are, multi threaded application?, not at all)

Edit: coming from a firmware view, I’ve made enough mistakes to realize when order of operations will stab me, when a branch is bad because that pipeline hit will hurt, and I still get & vs && wrong more often than I would like to admit.

300 is 1.5x more than 200?

I’m gonna keep my p3 400 with mmx for a little longer, it’s got to be better even more.

I use the Google assistant integration, and it works right now. With duck, I think it was maybe 50/50 on it that a voice command worked. Some days it was nearly not at all. So far with cloudflare, I’ve had no “I’m sorry, but ___ is not available right now”

I’ve currently switched to cloudflare DNS, and it looks like it’s doing the job better than duck for me. There’s an integration for it, though I don’t know how good that works, I initially set it up manually

Are you concerned about the voltage drop on the strip itself? A second connector feeding power to the opposite end might be wanted.

Unfortunately, it’s probably for Bluetooth, as those permissions seem to be linked.

But, for lights, if you’re handy, look into xlights / fpp, it’s the software that some holiday lightshow people use, and it’s great, but involved. Similarly, wled software runs on esp32 chips and can control lights, but again, you need to be handy enough to set it up.

Edit: home assistant seems to have created access to the local API for govee, https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/govee_light_local/ but that still might be more than you want to deal with.

What is apac?

Yep, that’s how my install is, running Debian, home assistant in containers (core, supervisor, more)

Look into “install home assistant core” on https://www.home-assistant.io/installation/linux

And it’s a way of saying “this is stupid” via malicious compliance. I’m not assuming that AMD is doing it, but I’m willing to think that there are a few employees who are.

What’s the laptop? It looks like someone makes a handful of adapters for different laptop barrel connectors to USB c PD.

Using multiple ports isn’t really an option, because all the ground (0v) lines on a USB power Bank will be tied together, so stacking them would only prove to short+V to Gnd. If you had multiple power banks, and did not tie the chassis lines together (because those are also often shorted to 0V), maybe this would work it likely depends on the adapters used, but that would involve you traveling with a power strip, 4 adapters and the monster cable.

I definitely imagined the SpongeBob meme pointing at ever growing piles

The reviews on the buy page scream caution. Neat idea though.

Spelt Xits

My first thought: connector two, pin two?

Because if it’s a real layer it’s not a vase on that layer

It’s more like the drink mix has changed slightly, it wasn’t as sweet today, less cotton candy like.

Mostly: it was okay today, it was great Thursday.