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He let money and fame go to his head and lost touch with what was important; his ego is more important than doing the right thing to him. Constant inaccuracies in their videos. Original employees started jumping ship because they weren’t making enough. A bunch of scandals including messing up a review and tanking a startup before auctioning off the prototype the company lent them, employee harassment/verbal abuse, etc.

Why ask a question if you think you know better

One of Fred’s catch phrases is literally “Let’s split up and look for clues”

His parents divorced.

Maybe high frequency pickup on the ground/input causing the internal amplifiers to oscillate. It be EMI from its own internal power supplies. If you have something like LED or fluorescent lighting it might pick up high frequency noise from that.

Could also be the ripple on the power supply increasing as the voltage drops from having no input.

Perhaps try using an app like spectroid to try and figure out what frequency the noise is

misandry isnt the reverse of misogyny

Except it is

You’ve mistaken misogyny/misandry with patriarcy/matriarchy.

Misandry is by definition the hatred of, distrust of, or prejudice against men, as misogyny is the same against women.

This particular project you might be able to get away without soldering if you use a breakout / expansion board like shown and just screw terminal down the wires. If you are feeling a bit more ambitious, you could design a PCB and have it fabricated for you by a service such as jlcpcb or pcbway

Should you still require soldering:

There are soldering stations, irons and guns that have automatic or trigger pull solder feed which can help with single handed operation - the cheaper feed solder guns will do well for something larger like through hole for simple projects like this. Id get some heavy weights, some kind of board stand/clamps, and kapton tape in a heavy / mounted to desk holder do you can pull tape off and use it to put on the board to hold things down / together / insulate other parts from slipping with the iron tip.

If you are just doing wire to wire joints, there are some heat shrink solder couplings that you can put on like its heat shrink over twisted wires and heating it over 150C with a heat gun will solder it together (e.g. electriduct).

I haven’t personally had much luck with helping hands but ymmv. Soldering mat is good for spilled solder drops or if you accidentally hit the tip on the table. Solder flux (get in a syringe or squeeze bottle) helps a ton with getting a good joint. Also, some isopropyl alcohol and cotton swabs / a rag / a toothbrush are good for cleaning the flux off once you are done - if you dont do this, the joint can corrode down the line. You will also want a fume extractor; basically a fan with a carbon filter, similar to an air purifier. This will keep the flux fumes out of your face and lungs.

A hotplate and some tweezers could also help with surface mount stuff since you can just use the weights to hold it down and poke at stuff while letting the hotplate do the heating /soldering

To sum it up

Things you WILL need to solder:

• solder (leaded probably better; just wash hands)
• flux (syringe or squeeze bottle)
• soldering iron/ gun (perhaps with wire feed)
• some kind of stand/weights for holding the boards / wires
• tweezers
• fume extractor

Things I think would really help:

• silicone mat
• isopropyl alcohol and swabs / rag / tissues
• kapton tape (or other polyamide tape, the orangey stuff) and a dispenser / holder
• normal heatshrink tubing/insulation

Nice to have but might not be necessary:

• hotplate
• heatshrink solder couplings

My understanding is Trivy’s Personal Access Token (PAT) - used for accessing your account via scripts / the services API - got leaked in the repo. The bot saw the PAT and revoked it because someone else could come along and use it to gain access to their repo or impersonate them.

It often makes up non existent vulnerabilities. I think it was curl getting flooded with fake vulnerability reports which drowns out real reports, esp because it can take time to parse through the code or run the poc

For real numbers its 1.2-1.6 g protein per kg bodyweight or 0.5-0.7g per pound of body weight. When i check years back it was something like beyond 0.82g / lbs showed either no additional benefit or diminishing returns. For a 150lbs person that would be 75-105g protein, something like 20% of your daily calories in fat, and then adjust your carbs based on if you want to gain or lose weight

I can’t find it right now but if I could I’d post the one about the ancient greek or roman dude with a interest in ships that would watch them enter and leave port and knew each one by name

Craigslist/fb marketplace can be a good way to find garage sales so you dont have to negotiate a meet up time / place or anything. Also look for estate / moving sales. Check along local roads for signs on upcoming garage sales.

Thrift stores can be ok but can be expensive or not have great stuff if its in an expensive area. Consider going to smaller shops / delis and looking for if they have a section for local business cards; some places will have a section where people will leave a stack of business cards, so you might be able to find smaller thrift/antique shops that way, or find an ad someone has left for upcoming sales.

Also check: local facebook groups, local library in person / website

Not sure about other online sites or specific items though.

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You’d have to ask the inspector

I doubt any of their lawyers believe a single thing they say, but if it gets the courts and lawmakers to side with them, then they’ll say it. Most individuals don’t have the capital to fight it, so building up a ton of evidence beforehand to use if they have to defend against one of those lawsuits is probably a good strategy, even if it means holding off on publicly disclosing the solutions and fixes for now

Sharing the fix is what lands you in prison, in part because of dmca. The company arguments include circumvention under dmca, protecting copyright holders, that its “illegal hacking” (its not, its reverse engineering) and that no one wants to do it. This is tangible evidence that there are devices which were sold working, were remotely bricked, and could and would be working today if customers had ownership of the products that they paid for, and it can be done without proprietary information of the companies

https://youtu.be/_gZrvHCO83I

The US is not a country, read Britain’s declaration