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@jessamyn @evacide using an opt-out system for a use case where it would have been entirely feasible to ask everyone affected for permission is just incredible assholery :blobcatreeeeeee:

@AnarchoCatgirlism I am genuinely impressed by how bad this code is, wow

@nuintari @stefano not if ignoring them is profitable

@ArchiteuthisFlux@leds.social Someone with too much money please try to order this. I really, really want to see the reaction of the manufacturer :neofox_box:

@anoroth@meow.social oh my god, I wanna be my own pillow as well :neofox_floof_cute:

@livingshredder@furry.engineer fancy

@thezoq2 Those are some great points. I couldn't count the amount of times I was able to solve some problem in an interesting way because of an insight from some random bullshit I was tinkering with half a decade ago. Also, when I write code for work I need to understand it thoroughly, and when I write code for fun I want to at least learn something from it. Those aren't really possible if I let something else do my thinking

@tschotsch Ich habe mir dafür ja einfach das hier zusammengepfuscht. Inklusive stromführender Schrauben :vlpn_happy_blep:

@luc0x61 @xssfox @NanoRaptor to be clear, that was a joke. I absolutely love that layout, that's a really smart use of board space. It does look like a bit of a pain to do, though.

@xssfox @NanoRaptor If you find yourself placing an IC at any angle other than 0 or 45 degrees you should probably question your design requirements or life choices

@garfieldairlines oh my god, so much floof :vlpn_cute_up:

@ylegall@genart.social that's hella fancy :neofox_floof_cute:

@jk@mastodon.social finding philosophical insight in a decade old VLC media player forum thread is... well, something

@chandlerc damn, someone is (rightfully) pissed about this

@julianbohne cursed. Where does the IVec2 type come from?

@julianbohne oh, that's why you are using that using statement specifically for the swap function. Sneaky :vlpn_squint:

@julianbohne wait, isn't that just regular function overloading?

@mwk@donotsta.re Sometimes I get the feeling that Xilinx engineers occasionally outsource design decisions to random drunkards at the pub, just to spice things up a little :blobcatthisisfine:

@Obdurodon@hachyderm.io could be improved with #define ╣ }{

@hailey@hails.org Classic case of "I was right about something unrelated decades ago, therefore I am very smart and can't be wrong about random bullshit", I guess

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange Hieroglyphic languages feel so alien. I feel like if I don't clean my room and leave a bunch of random items strewn on the floor, some ancient Luwian would think I insulted their mother or something

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt Done. What do I do now? :neofox_floof_cute:

@burne@waag.social @foone@digipres.club yeah, but a standard CR2032 cell is a part you get at every corner store and a socket costs cents. These things are harder to source and replace.