@requiem @vertigo I checked though and Intel's fabs are all located in 24% and lower tariff zones, their one packaging plant in malaysia being the highest, their 3 plants in Europe being 20%, and 3 in Israel being 17%, the rest are domestic. Though, Alterra isn't owned by Intel anymore so they may be using other plants now. Intel does assembly and testing in more areas of the world though.
@Cheeseness Personally I would put this music in as a placeholder to see if the thing holds up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnHmskwqCCQ
@Cheeseness Well, the traditional alternative wouldn't be to hire someone to make placeholder art or placeholder music, it would be to toss in some royalty free music or greyboxing the entire map out with no textures?
@Cheeseness One possible use is as the rough draft placeholders, as long as they properly swap them out for good art before shipping. Similar to Vocaloids for people composing songs.
@pro @cks @fanf Yeah, I do the opposite, I have a domain where I've given out tons of sub-email addresses from it to all kinds of different websites and companies, but because bots started using it to send spam, I set it to -all on spf, and I use a completely different email domain to send messages. That domain, I don't really give out addresses for to anyone.
@hackaday I'd say it was right on the edge, and was probably considered "High End" consumer tech. There were a handful of home prosumer computers (The higher-end Amiga 2000HD, and Stock Amiga 3000 to name a couple) that used it out of the box.
@anime I did that for awhile, but after I got into Korean Manhwa, that genre is like... 40% of all female focused comics it seems, so I burned out on it. I do enjoy the combo spinoff genre that includes "Trapped in a Dating Sim, The world of Otome games is Tough for Mobs" and "Villager A wants to save the villainess no matter what" where it mixes Isekai power fantasy with Otome Villainess themed stuff.
@hackaday Minty Pi's still being developed, but they only make a release and a batch of new version boards once every couple of years. This one is interesting though.
@pro Normally I wouldn't be using Debian, but I had to swap the server over to it when my VPS provider stopped giving updated OpenBSD boot images, and I didn't want to go and figure out how to add my own in.
@pro So it really wasn't any Pleroma issues, just a lot of upgrades that pleroma required to the system, and issues with my older style of installation, that took a lot of busywork to sort out.
@pro I was running the source code version on Debian, first the 2.9.1 needed Elixir 1.14, and Debian Bullseye didn't have it, so I had to move to that. Then I had to drop the apt sources list I was using for elixir before, then reinstall a bunch of packages that it dropped when moving from one source to another. Migrate the database from postgres 13 to 15. The debian upgrade broke my ethernet config, so I had to go OOB console and fix that. Then reinstall more missing packages that were causing compile errors. it took a couple of hours to get everything back up. Also, since I wasn't using Git, there were leftover cruft files from the sshd bbs functionality that was apparently removed and causing elixir compile issues, and I had to delete the files from my tree.
Funny, the one he recommends for long battery life has 1/3rd the battery life of the new pebble, and I doubt it's as programmable.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/the-new-pebble-is-nostalgic-nonsense-we-dont-need/#dt-heading-why-not-a-pebble
I disagree with this one. I've continued to use my pebble the whole time since Fitbit bought them using the Rebble platform, and the battery on my old Pebble Time Steel is starting to get worn, I think I'm only getting 5-6 days from the battery instead of the original 10. Thus, the up to 30 day battery of the new pebbles will be a benefit.
I disagree with this one. I've continued to use my pebble the whole time since Fitbit bought them using the Rebble platform, and the battery on my old Pebble Time Steel is starting to get worn, I think I'm only getting 5-6 days from the battery instead of the original 10. Thus, the up to 30 day battery of the new pebbles will be a benefit.