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The author of this article obviously isn’t searching my computer though, since they don’t know shit about who is or isn’t illegally searching it. But it certainly isn’t whatever this linedin thing is.

It looks like you’re trying to install a programme, let me help you . . . [link to microsoft app store].

You’re very a tolerant person. I wish i could be that tolerant, but I don’t think I can and I guess I do pay the price quite often…

Begging for a blue screen of literal death.

It’s probably not as bad as failing to check you’re operating within the range of component’s proven environmental test limits.

That said, I’d love to see the system test scenarios they use to determine how it performs during an unexpected attack from their own OS provider.

You probably want to mod it so that whenever (in future) it’s called on to send an age to an external service then it just supplies a new randomised dob or age. Another good feature would be to make sure that the OS exposes any such checks to the user.

1970s. I wasn’t alive then so I don’t know what it was, probably something mi5 put in the water. But since then over 50% of all turkeys that can be bothered to vote, have chosen a pro-xmas candidate.

There’s some classic oligopoly/game theory stuff about these sort of tactics. Should be a breach of competition law. Competition law is a joke. Free market for thee not for me.

nope

There must have been a phone marketed as ePhone before now?

If not maybe try Espressone

Cody Berg was hired by Linus Tovalds after Gita Hub left his company.

Yes it’s odd to see an article about electricity generation technology that doesn’t even have a speculative ‘levelised cost of energy’ as they call it. That is lifecycle expected average $/MWh.

I guess its a very early prototype. and maybe China doesn’t care to much about LCOE.

Consumer protection laws probably do apply. Ask for a refund and cite whatever laws apply to ‘product not as described’.

I’m sorry you’re upset at the recommendation , perhaps you could listen to something to relax and calm down. 84% of our users like you relax by listening to the following: 1.football 2.ballfoot 3.fboaoltl or if you don’t like those, have you considered soccer?

salami macaroni

Also EU govts might get crippled by losing out on all that tax revenue. /s

if you don’t institute battle royal, you’ll pretty soon end up with mad max.

Should maybe be the Toecutter in Oz.

yes as others have said. microcontroller with decent io and wifi, fairly easy to make web interfaces which is handy. A step up from arduino and i dont think it eats too much more power if the wifi is used sparingly.

I’ve got a wildlife infrared camera made off a pi zero. I reckon if i can switch that to esp32 the battery life might stretch quite a bit - or i can shrink the case to a smaller battery. raspberry pipico would probably do similar tbf, but i bought like 10 esp32 for cheap. but i’m not quite sure how well they handle the image processing triggering.

Recently i’ve been making these: https://github.com/gadec-uk/departures-board as gifts for people who i know that live in London who i sometimes stay with. extremely useful.

There’s loads of projects like this that people have done and you can just put them together for a few tens of quid and a few hours of time if you dont have to write the software.

I think esp32 is more commonly used. i think they’re pretty similar capabilities and both dirt cheap. I just see more projects with esp32.

16gb raspberry pi was always weird, even 8gb. It’s more just a desktop pc or something at that level - the used pc market has usually been similar vfm when you factor in storage and peripherals.

The pizero2(W) is still very cheap for real raspberry pi stuff - where you just want an OS for some reason instead of esp32.