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[Ben] needed some hardware to test the device with, so he spent $77 on a RF-to-fiber converter and a cheap composite-to-RF modulator so he could test the $5 fiber-to-RF part. A grand expenditure to explore a $5 device, but a necessary sacrifice for the investigation.

And we’re using 100 000 € analysers to make 100€ devices. Of course tools have costs not related to the line. Want to guess what the test equipment for 0.01€ IC costs?

And no content in the “article” at all. HaD is just complete trash these days.

All things were doable before. The point is that they were manual extra steps.

We also desperately need a non-US archive.

It might be able to give you tables or otherwise collated sets of information about multiple products etc.

I don’t know if Google does, but LLMs can. Also do unit conversions. You probably still want to check the critical ones. It’s a bit like using an encyclopedia or a catalog except more convenient and even less reliable.

Yeah, the good old days are still here. They’re just not evenly distributed.

So, use an apt frontend that does that. I prefer to use apt search and apt show to find packages and then follow links if I want to read more. I was happy when I could remove aptitude, synaptic, deselect and whatever and just install what I wanted and only what I wanted instead. Also debfoster.

Also, https://packages.debian.org/

Also about fourth grade history.

Reminds me of https://wiki.lspace.org/Leonard_of_Quirm

I think that was about eighth grade biology when I was in school along with other body chemistry basics. Very weird article.

All but a few without sourced.

https://sfconservancy.org/GiveUpGitHub/

No, Finland.

https://coffeeabout.com/coffee-consumption-by-country/

But are you eating enough to be a country?

Or switch search engines.

Interfering with the Russian good actors trying to do their job.

There’s definitely a lot of “think horses, not zebras” that’s called for with these stories.

Beware that you won’t have ECC, so corruption is much more likely than with proper hardware.

That are very hard on gay crimes.

Charcoal is more dusty and more conductive than pencil “lead”, which is pretty much processed charcoal and glue.

That’s right. It’s not humans making careful decisions about what to download. It’s a program that follows links and saves files.