When is someone going to find a password but somehow be stopped because it expires in as many as six months? What is it mitigating?

Riveting, I know.

That’s a massive one day spike though

You need to include the instance in the community name.

We got the 12 ft skeleton into my wife’s Honda Fit. I mean, the box wouldn’t fit so the employees helped us load every single piece in, but we got it all in!

What are some examples of mass produced ones (if any)? I’ve got some fancier ones but idk if there are normal ones that are easier to buy.

Many Americans still live in what I’d call “15 minute cities” if we consider it as driving instead of walking.

“just Google it” is not good advice.

I’ll look more into it again someday. Once I found a program that effectively filtered it I stopped digging. But I think it’s Windows only. I don’t remember.

The switches were HALO Clear or something like that.

I’ve had a kit for a gherkin for years but my soldering skills suck. It might be that my iron doesn’t get to the correct temp though. I have no idea. Every time I’ve soldered stuff it feels random what’s happening. It makes me wonder if the tip is not at a consistent temperature.

Just build your own keyboard.

Just build one, huh? It’s super simple and easy. Doesn’t require special tools or anything. No special skills. Surely it’s cheap too. 🙄

Not hating on building your own keyboard at all, but it’s definitely not so simple as to suggest it like “just build one” lol.

You need to share some context for that statement lol. What are you talking about?

It may be possible it has features you don’t know about that are only enabled with the software. I have a Logitech mouse but only download the software because there was a macro fix for a broken clicker.

Can you help me solve keyboard chattering then please? I’ve got some from Massdrop from a few years back that are pretty unusable without program to dechatter/debounce them.

Then share them and actually help answer the question.

Perhaps. Couldn’t be great for airflow though.

When you’re pushing a new branch you’ve never pushed before you need the -u command. That’s what this alias is for.

As long as the config’s push.default isn’t matching, git push without arguments will only push the current branch.

It’s funny to me that things like EEPROM are considered ROM. Like, ok, I can write to it? Read only, huh?

If something is a bash built-in run help blah for it’s “man page”

But yeah, man pages tick me off. Wait until you learn that there are sometimes more than one per command. I have to Google which page is which because they’re all for specific things. man foo is the equivalent of man 1 foo. What’s annoying is that the few times I’ve seen something referenced on another page the entry usually just says something like it’s on “the relevant man page” rather than just telling you exactly which.

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