I am going different on this one.

An awl on a utility knife.

Nowadays, 99% of camping, hiking, and “survival” equipment is light weight composites that can be better fixed with glue, tape, small needle and thread, or a patch with one of the above. There are very few alternative uses for it that aren’t better with a different standard tool.

There were many bad translations, and many purposefully bad ones.

Is it easier to exert control over a population with eternal damnation or proportional punishment?

I wish they were readily available and had standard TI charging chip ICs to charge them.

Right now you can only get 18650s and a custom charging CC/CV solution.

I love just straight up lying. I wish it was 1¢ per GB. Maybe the most dirt cheap Chinese off-brand that only has 1/2 of its listed capacity usable because it is a refurb labelled as new. 100€ for a 10TB is insane.

Even going higher capacity to get a lower price per GB, 10TB drives are around 300€. That is 0.03€ per GB. 20TB drives are around 525€. (These are just consumer drives too, enterprise is significantly more expensive for the MTBF ratings) Still 0.026€ per GB. Once you get into ultra high capacity, it starts going up again because of tech limitations.

I wish that we could get KNX ETS6 in WINE. But it has a USB component though many or most people use IP configuration instead.

Rip Sony.

Yup, Sharon stone and dicaprio, 1995

It doesn’t charge to 4.2V per cell but instead to 4V or 4.05V.

Using the same charging chips as lithium that terminate so high would damage the cell.

Also the voltage drop is a lot more (4V->1.5V vs 4.2V–>3V), so lithium charging chips would detect it as a deeply discharged lithium cell and only charge at 40mA or so instead of fast charging or even a damaged, shorted out battery (so not charging at all and giving an error). So a problem on both ends.

Hence why I said it

Instead, america gives multiple massive subsidies to industrial farmers growing corn for oil additives and cow feed and gives next to nothing to small famers growing food for human consumption.

And they give business relief and tax breaks to multi billion dollar mega corporations and proportionally much much less to small businesses.

Yes, we desperately need semiconductor manufacturing competition!

Disney’s robin hood and robin hood men in tights were big during my childhood so I like them for the nostalgia.

Kingsmen movies are fun

The quick and the dead with decaprio is very bad but I enjoy it.

Oh no! I really hope this doesn’t start happening to all of the CEOs and board members that make a profit off of legally killing people

https://www.securityweek.com/law-enforcement-read-criminals-messages-after-hacking-matrix-service/

https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/13/228

I think this is what they are referring to.

I saw a Lemmy thread about it, but the main takeaway is that it was a completely different program than what we know and love. It just happened to be named the same IIRC.

Edit: https://lemmy.world/post/22758570

Yeah it is a many decades long issue of Israel literally pushing over Palestinians houses with bulldozers to expand their territory, beating and sometimes killing the owners of the houses, then calling it “settling”. Then Palestinians being radicalized and carrying out attacks (and terror attacks) against Israel. Then Israel responding with complete ethnic cleansing genocide and teaching their entire country that the Palestinians aren’t human and kidnapping torturing them in Nazi-ways.

It is pretty much exactly the US vs Native Americans of the modern day. Down to the difference in funding, available technology differences, starvation tactics, and genocide. I think the torture tactics have gotten worse though

Not “technically” discontinued, but almost

Buying products and owning them.

Buying products and getting full repair manuals and electrical schematics

Cathode ray tubes

Overbuilt refrigerators and washing machines

Clothes that last and are repairable

Houses built with full bricks and iron with actual straight walls and unbroken woodwork

I am so excited for sodium ion. I already have like 5 projects in my head for useful application of it. Solar powered rain barrel water pump, replacements batteries for power tools, camping battery pack.

Sadly there aren’t any charging chips out there for it yet, but one of my project ideas is to implement my own CC/CV from a greenpak chip.

I don’t really get the idea of decentralized internet.

The internet is already decentralized. There are millions of websites hosted on thousands of separately-owned machines.

“Decentralized” services like the fediverse use thus exact same structure and bind them together by a search/aggregation API.

The “centralized” part of the internet is DNS/IP Assignments, Service providers, and search.

You are perfectly allowed to go your whole life without using search, or by self-hosting searX.

If we go back to the age of webrings, that is essentially decentralized internet. It seems like every decentralized internet idea is just a rehash of this with some Tor ideas sprinkled in.

You are never going to be able to pull a “Silicon Valley” and make every device into a mini server. The ping and uptime would be horrific.

This is what I need.

If you only need to drop files on the same LAN, then you really don’t need a server. P2P is perfect and cuts out the middle man.

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(Context: Most companies including Nintendo claim that any act of piracy is a lost sale, which is completely a lie)