I can't speak to their training processes, but I went through a room full of tear gas during my Navy CBRN training and it was not particularly pleasant but quite survivable. I'm not sure such mild conditions are quite what's needed in the case of ICE agents.
YodaDaCoda
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10 is like, a pretty good DASS score.
It'll be a 96% reduction in heat. Basically all the power consumed by computers is converted to heat. Some small amounts are converted to light and sound, but they're a rounding error.
165hz. Saved you a click.
Same! I made a MacroHard company that sold computer mice for a high school project.
That is one weird cable! I'm guessing someone took a regular ethernet cable and replaced the connector on one end so it could be used for ADSL.
Ethernet will still run on it, but only at like 10mbps. Which would be enough for your Phillips hub, but please just toss it and replace it with a proper ethernet cable.
Only when using one specific obscure filter
Bit chat is a peer-to-peer messaging app designed to operate over Bluetooth Low Energy mesh networks
I think meshtastic fills a different niche - it's much longer range and much lower bitrate than Bluetooth
Mary wishes you to know that nothing is happening, everything is fine
Wait do you not mash yours?
Fuck yeah NixOS! I freaking love declarative config!
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I have a few devices I've connected via Tuya Local. The key seems to change upon removing/re-adding to an account. Definitely not burnt-in like a MAC address.
In the past I've just re-installed the Tuya app when I've added a new device, but I also have concerns about Tuya disabling local control in future so I'm trying to avoid Tuya stuff and run esphome instead where possible.