Matt Hackenburg

@i2cjak mou.sr/4ciPy29 Your welcome.

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Apparently Trump saw Biden flirting with nuclear war and said "hold my Diet Coke"

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Just 4 days until the moneybomb. Please share this video and link to get the word out. Thanks! massiemoneybomb.com

The reality is, in the age of AI, the BEST we can say is we do not know if such videos are real or fake. Claims that journalists were able to independently verify are naive. A nation state is more than capable of forging the verification source just as readily as the original video. Moral of the story is you can no longer trust your own two eyes, and, as always, should never trust any government. Wild time to be alive.

@toybuilder @Aeroengineer1 I use these extensively, they work great and there is a 1A version. Good luck hand soldering tho - its tiny and leadless

@Aeroengineer1 Too bad this is 500mA max out. Really tiny, highly integrated. lcsc.com/product-detail… digikey.com/en/products/de…

Anyone have a favorite surface mount power module? Requirements: -SMD -No other components required for functionality (no resistors, external caps, filters, etc) -5v, 500-900mA output -12v input

@haydendevs Values of R3 and R4 are too high and will need different values for the red vs white LEDs Value of C5 is also probably too high if its for debouncing

i think im starting to get it

@adxtyahq There's nothing insane about this, these are embedded development best practices. And no, Rust doesn't magically change anything. Recursion can still cause stack overflow and dynamic memory allocation can still fail.

NASA writes mission-critical flight software in C. And the rules are absolutely INSANE. > No recursion. Ever. > Every loop must have a provable upper bound. > No dynamic memory allocation after initialization. > Max ~60 lines per function. > Minimum 2 assertions per function. > Every return value must be checked. > Zero compiler warnings allowed. > Daily static analysis. Zero warnings there too. > No function pointers. > Restricted pointer dereferencing. This is how they write code at NASA / JPL for mission-critical systems.

College tuition prices don't follow typical market forces. The prices aren't high because of input costs, they're high because of demand distortions created by government subsidies. In other words, because students can pay more, universities charge more. Unlike with free markets, price caps may actually make sense here. Of course the far more sensible position is to remove the subsidies, but we all know that'll never happen.

Hello All, State Senator Shirley Turner has introduced legislation that would set a cap on tuition prices for NJ Sate Schools. The purpose of this motion is to incentivize people to remain in NJ for their education. While it's true that college has become unaffordable for many, this plan would only make things worse. Price caps do not address the underlying issues and artificial affordability only serves to create market shocks. If we want to make college more affordable there are other things that can and should be done. Remove artificial barriers to allow freshmen to live off-campus. Free faculty to make their own book selections without the bookstore limiting options due to their own want to inflated rental fees and maintain preferred manufacturer status. Offer and develop better open source study tools (especially for primary sources). Put a moratorium on all building and development projects until market place equilibrium is found. Increase admission fees to sporting events and use those funds to help offset other school costs. Incentivize individuals and organizations to invest in schools with aggressive and mutually beneficial endowments. Simplify credit transfers between schools. Decrease prerequisites for degrees and ensure those that are required are directly related to the field in question. Privatize the funding of athletic clubs and teams to offset the operation costs elsewhere. Offer more and discounted online classes. Etc. In Liberty, -DoubleYou Ess newsfromthestates.com/article/nj-law…

@LundukeJournal The worst part is his licence terms seem to think we need his permission to write a packaging script.

The developer of Duckstation (an open source Playstation 1 emulator) has added code to explicitly block both NixOS and Arch Linux from building the emulator. Connor McLaughlin, the Duckstation dev, says, “I'm sick of dealing with people complaining about things broken by packagers, and then being attacked by package maintainers who violate their distribution's codes of conduct.” He calls NixOS & Arch “hostile package environments”, adding, “This is why we can't have nice things.” github.com/stenzek/duckst…

The report said verbal altercation lead to violence, and seeing as he was the only one not throwing punches when he could've easily overpowered the group, I suspect he wasn't the one who turned it violent. If he were a POS, there would be bloody kids with missing teeth and there are not. Furthermore, I would wager the reason no one was arrested is because he refused to press charges. Sorry but if a group of kids want to voice their opinion, an adult has every right to voice theirs back. Someone needs to teach these kids that disagreement isn't a cause for violence, despite all the leftwing propaganda to the contrary.

kxan.com/video/fight-br… Here since yall don’t like facts. I had read that he was arrested, but according to this news report no one was arrested the time of this report. He wasn’t a teacher. It wasn’t at school. A maga pos got his feelings hurt by a teenage girl and got out of the vehicle and went after her.

Students Assault Teacher in Chaotic Anti-ICE Walkout at Austin Area School These 'walkouts' are way out of hand

@MarioNawfal You forgot the part where the sender was Ghislaine's brother in law and was found at the bottom of a cliff in 2015

🇺🇸 An email in the Epstein files claims his team hacked Wikipedia to remove his mugshot and scrub the “sex offender” label. The sender boasts about locking editors out, tracking IPs, and rebranding Epstein as a “businessman, philanthropist”, then signs off with a smiley.

Summer is coming.

What the actual fuck

Amen.

@dinguskhan123 @hecubian_devil Wait. Supply will catch up to demand and prices will come back down. This isn't the first time this type of thing has happened. Don't get caught up in the hysterics

@hecubian_devil Think its worth updating/getting one now or just screw it all?

It’s crazy how it will literally be impossible to build a PC in about 12-18 months, and might never be possible again.

@hecubian_devil Calm down. This type of thing has happened plenty of times before. The higher prices will spur investment into more production capacity and prices will come back down.

@LinusEkenstam Yep, nothing says calming like being penetrated by a robot as it towers over you

Not all robots walk on two legs. Aletta is a robot that makes drawing blood completely automated. We live in the future

Tucker Carlson on ICE shooting of Renee Good: “How come so few conservatives are viewing this story through a human lens? And why, when something similar, like the killing of Charlie Kirk, happens on the other side, did many on the left celebrate because they thought his political positions were wrong? We have a guess. Violence around the world is desensitizing Americans to violence at home.”