Geof25

It is a skill issue. Such developers have to take a problem, isolate it and explain it to someone/something else with enough context to be able to work with it.

It is perplexing how many developers lack this basic skill, some of them borderline lack theory of mind and are incapable to understand that other people can't see the unspoken part in their heads.

STM32 had this problem of disappearing for years. At least I was forced to move to ESP32 and have never returned back.

It is like 1 week between order and delivery. It feels to me that if you can't wait for a week for parts and PCB then maybe project should not exist at a first place.

I am on protonmail+ my own domain. Works alright

China and India signalled to Russia that nukes are big no-no.

Reason is simple - using nukes when you can't win a conventional war will degrade them from strategic asset into tactical one and whole nuclear proliferation flies out of the window and everyone will have nukes.

Speaker in carry on luggage to be used in vacation. They were flying to Malaga

And then it creates problem with radiation (energy dense particles travelling close to the speed of light ripping holes into 2nm chips) and heat (it turns out that coffee stays hot in a thermos for very long time)

Like point to point rocket travel?

So you can have datacenters in space, you are just not allowed to use them

It is illegal to commit a crime. So no crimes will be committed. Duh.

Well the first problem you will hit I'd that very likely you will need to protect or isolate those lines from ESD. This will raise price of device and it will get denied just in these grounds.

What you are describing is going to be nightmare to work with - i.e. when you will have automatic detection of levels and it will decide to push RS232 into 3V3 MCU then you will have dead, maybe one of the kind prototype or dead expensive production device

It really depends. If you know your competitor and understand their core business, then opening garage doors can actually screw them up.

I am working in an industry where if one competitor would go open source and created decent open application, whole industry will effectively implode because end customers will always choose cheaper solution, which in case of open source would be for free.

So they burned through weapon stockpile and also through zero day stockpile. Good job, another strategic success which will help in war with China...

Sounds like very cheap monitor which had lot of cost cutting done on side of protections of inputs.

I would not be surprised that touching such monitor will electrocute you.

You can consider obscurity as concealment. You can't be attacked if you are not seen. And to be seen attacker needs much more resources to see you.

Actually decoys are very useful in Ukraine Russian war. It is usually decoys of air defense or long range precision fires like Himars and target is to waste resources of opponents long range fires which are limited and/or expensive.

Further more you can also reveal position of the attacker and counterfire.

If your system gets locked (I.e. ransomware) and you have secure boot active, then you are out of luck.

See Apple M chips which if they get locked you will never unlock them again.

Setup a political party and turn every citizen into politician. For a fee of course

The original ESP32 has Ethernet as well, I believe in the form of RMII. Then it has been removed from the chip, never specified the reason.

Or instead of React you can use native WinUI. So using React is just lazy bloatware introduction

Yeah, spark of engine is something what can be seen on SIGINT for dozens of kilometers.

So unless jet engine is used (which rarely is on reconnaissance drones) then the drone will be spark lighthouse in the sky.

I wonder what has happened to the German builder/tinkerer culture that made German manufacturing great.

Over engineered stuff which hate the user is staple of German manufacturing. Look on tanks during WW2. Impressive on the surface but unreliable crap for everyone who used it.

Testing should be on such laptops. Development, especially in things like xcode or visual studio would be insane

Exactly what .NET does with MAUI, just little bit lower than electron

It can use Rolls Royce engine as well.

I do see it on exactly same way. A lot of people are conflating opensource with free. That model is not really sustainable if you want to do it for living.

It is exactly the opposite. EU is blamed for everything what is wrong and local politicians are taking credit for whatever is good.

And the worst part is that you can't even change it as far as I know