there’s this person with their divine experiences and then there’s me talking to tiles in the toilet and getting scared of a faucet

my body is a machine
old and broken

Congradulations! Who cares, you passed

vibes, need this shirt fr

Why is it useless?

no pussy? ahh dog

Haha thanks for asking, it’s about half-fun half-stressed-out, I’m making a 40A 10 channel CCT LED controller on a perfboard with a bunch of temperature sensors, presence sensors, fan controllers and other stuff. The first one sucked ass because of EMI from high frequency switching on the FETs so hopefully I’ll figure something out this time… Thinking about doing a split design, with everything power related completely distanced from all the low power stuff as I’m not super knowledgeable.

Got a new soldering iron so I guess that’ll do along with some warm lighting as you said

This paper is extremely technical (and rightfully so), but I wish there was a ELI5 or a decent explanation for us layman folks.

joji please come back 😭

Enjoy the weekend and get some well deserved rest my dude

Unifi + OpenWRT goes hard tho

why is this so well drawn

for free??

If it’s really dire, feel free to DM me your Session ID (anonymous chat app) and we can talk.

Ohhhh, thanks for letting me know!

I downloaded the mobile app but it’s asking me for E-Mail straight away and there’s no way to select my own server… What gives?

bottom of the barrel humor, laughed hard as fuck on this one

Oh no, it absolutely isn’t. It’s actually a feature apple implemented to stop apps from scanning and interfacing with the devices on your local network without your approval and Teams has zero explanation on why it needs that permission nor why the calls can’t be made without it while every single other app is able to do so without that permission.
The only other apps that require it are device specific apps (printer, local smart home stuff, FTP, DLNA, etc) and network scanners.
Is it possible that Android doesn’t have that permission and therefore Teams is able to scan the network regardless? You could test it out with an SSH or network scanner app for example

iOS, it’s been that way for a long time…