

we’re getting back there, for example HTTP/3 separates session from transport, and web browsers separate presentation from application
webdav? https://github.com/fstanis/awesome-webdav?tab=readme-ov-file
apparently, macOS and Windows still support this protocol


there’s voltage drop on both terminals, Makes it clear that there’s impedance on both sides of the switching device


The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
or
You can tell the tree by its fruit.


backticks for sure


MC is Motorola, SN Texas Instruments, etc.


soldering fumes are not lead, they are rosin. Those fumes can still be an irritant


i use nitrile gloves and am careful about solder debris; often doing the work on a piece of cardboard I can discard. I don’t sweep debris onto the floor or blow it away.


RF ICs (MMICs) may have Beryllium Oxide ceramic packages - if broken/shattered/ground the dust is very toxic.
You may find mercury bulb switches. Not dangerous unless broken, but keep them out of the hands of unaware people.


Certain minimum knowledge is required if you don’t want to be low hanging fruit for criminal botnet operators who will use your system to launch attacks.
You can’t also beg/complain about tools “made for you” not existing - if they’re not already there, it may mean the problem can’t be reduced to appliance-user level.
If you’re building such a tool, why ask? Get uptake rate and user feedback data.
No they’re fine
look, we would love to keep the foreigners out of our politics communities. They seem to be in there constantly driving wedges


it’s weird how often these same strawman arguments are the response when Rust’s safety advantage over C comes up. Usually the same adolescent tone too.


lol dude, I know what I’m talking about. I’ve been a software engineer for 30 years.


Ah, I’m thinking US ZIP Code


I think we can simplify this with one slider that covers the entire range of post codes: 00000 - 99999


This is what a tryhard looks like, lol! You’re really twisting yourself around to “win” aren’t you?


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GPIB, BNC, and banana plugs - must be an EE / RF lab