sitzkrieg

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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
rust is still a non starter in some niche embedded applications (way too big). i still write c and assembly constantly.
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
depends on size, location, contents, risk, a million other factors. people are not paying 1m/jump to get stuffed freightered around by jita lol
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
long beforehand naturally. the arms race is as good of an excuse as any to trample user rights though
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
windows 10 ltsc. zero issues so far
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
do you use a dark theme in a well lit room? i did for my first year as a dev long ago and got the worst eye fatigue of my life all the time. as soon as i switched to a light theme that matched the room i had zero problems since, that’s my a
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
the billing options, the server selections and technology, come to mind. also should not mention but some regional vpns (dig around the area you like) quite often do not get get hellflagged as vpn ip. cloudflare usually gets it but it has
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
no, it’s a matter of contrast and readability and matching your ambient lighting. i’m in a warmly lit backlit room. i don’t sit in the dark like an interrupt gremlin
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
not to mention that light themes produce less eye fatigue and strain. but who cares about that
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
actually understanding how computers work is important. LLMs still do a terrible job in many of my domains. writing the code was never the hard part.
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
mullvad is the only vpn worth using
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
this is completely ignoring the botting issue that was so bad lately it pushed pros out of ssl and severely messed up MMR. this season is the first one that is remotely playable in a while
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
if a games competitive scene consists of a small old boys club tier rules do yourself a favor and don’t bother. bar was very much this when i tried it last year. i also got kicked at the start of several games for no apparent obvious reason
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by sitzkrieg 3mo ago
working with your hands and developing physical craftsmanship is unbeatable
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
it’s doing a funny on “retarded”
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
google is an ad company. mow different lawns
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
and both saw the world through an inherited training/feed bias and censorship, hurray!
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
people have already become accustomed to low quality software, luckily just in time for ai llms to finally start generating somewhat usable code (in small context) for h1b prompt pilots. silicon valley rejoicing
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
after looking at it, i would use anything else over the roku stuff if i felt the need for tasking. bare metal esp32 is easy with the espressif sdk anyway . esp32 is way too power budget heavy for anything using batteries though. even using
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
1000s of people have their alarm on ios go off completely silent daily. mine did it 6 days in a week before i got a physical alarm clock. and yes, all the usual settings are correct. more H1Bs please!
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
aprs is basically here
81.
by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
windows 10 LTSC has none of these problems and every software i use on it runs faster than on my 2023 mac. but decruddibg up your install , which is a 5 minute and massgravel away, is only valid from one direction for apple fanboys
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
you misspelled wealthy
83.
by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
is this sarcasm? tech industry has some of the worst layoffs ever. i have personally seen several different employers notify employees day of firing they no longer have a job
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
apple can’t even make a working alarm clock on a smartphone
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
raspberry pi has terrible power management as well. turning off a core was impossible on previous generations for example. a few years ago rpi was the worst of all sbcs we measured for battery powered usages. this was for an actual embedded
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
in just the past ten years i’ve had to write asm for x86, arm, mips, riscv, 8051 and something else i can’t even remember. generalizing rules
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
that’s great but these plate readers have nothing to do with that.
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
using google in 2026 is self imposed risk
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
silabs efm8 series is great (and fast lil buggers)
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by sitzkrieg 4mo ago
explorer opens instantly on my windows desktop. i cannot replicate this on any mac.

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