Electronics Engineering Technology and Music Performance student.
Also on Mastodon @Aelar64
Of course there’s an xkcd about it. I’ve found that I land on the left side of this spectrum with all of my friends - but also none of us text each other to begin with anyways.
Can’t accidentally send read receipts when Verizon won’t let you activate RCS because you have an unlocked phone…
(But seriously, if anyone knows how to get RCS working on an unlocked Galaxy S22 Ultra on Verizon using Samsung’s messaging, please let me know)
Most of the buses around me (both school and other buses) have flat fronts, which give essentially zero front blind spot. I don’t think I’ve seen a long bus that was shaped like that in a long time (at least around where I live)
This video might help. Basically, a PS/2 keyboard works by sending an interrupt to the CPU, which gives it the scan code for the key pressed
I’m curious, why link the image instead of linking to the actual website?
Although I realize as I type this that it probably shows as an embed on Lemmy - Kbin shows all images as links
Basically, using a fake account to pretend to be a real person. Here’s the Wikipedia page which has more information
Whoops. Fixed now
Here in North America we don’t do three phase charging, we only really have single phase and DC charging. Other than the Nissan Leaf, pretty much every recent vehicle with DC fast charging uses CCS Type 1, which is essentially J1772 (a 5-pin AC connector) with two extra DC pins at the bottom. NACS/Tesla basically combines the DC pins with the two AC pins, so the port can be smaller.
Finally finishing Celeste, after not playing it for a couple of years
Lately I’ve been playing Plants vs Zombies, and I was planning on playing Halo Infinite as soon as I can get the campaign to stop crashing when it first loads
To quote Randall Munroe, “We are sexy, sexy von Neumann machines.”
It does do that, too. It’ll only send notifications to your phone if you have it added on SmartThings
Why are you putting soy sauce in your fridge
Also check out local smaller orchestras, my local one has $10 tickets, with $5 tickets available for students, and it’s one of the bigger orchestras in the state