I haven’t been paying much attention to the news lately (it’s been nice) and I’m out of the loop, what’s Germany doing?

I wonder if I could desolder the WiFi chip

I need to learn how to do this

Can confirm. My LG C3 has never touched the internet (and never will) and it’s amazing.

I’m not surprised. Almost everything that you would assume does something in only one direction also does it in the other direction. LEDs generate a small amount of current when you shine a light on them, solar panels emit a small amount of infrared when you apply power to them, etc.

ASML should contact him. Maybe they can learn how to make gamma ray mirrors out of his teeth so we can start manufacturing the next generation of computer chips.

Me, looking at Simon’s teeth:

🫡

You’re… pouring a bowl of little cat turds into Lemmy?

Would installing KDE plasma on LMDE be beginner-friendly.?

I see what you mean. Yeah that’s pretty cool then. And I guess it might be impossible to jam quantum GPS.

Username checks out.

Wow that was an actual ELI5, thanks!

Using quantum sensors, the company achieved ten times the accuracy of conventional satellite-based navigation systems, while maintaining the one nautical mile positioning accuracy.

Don’t we use GPS accurate to within centimeters for construction?

Didn’t know Patton Oswald started dyeing his hair

Primarily Solidworks, Fusion360, Altium, and Traktor Pro. Planning to start learning about video editing soon. Also games, though I’m planning to try Bazzite soon.

I hate it too. I use it to generate gcode for my CNC milling machine. Yes, Solidworks can also do that but it has a much steeper learning curve.

Very different use case. I make parts to 3D print and CNC mill. Lots of brackets and other mechanical parts.

ELI5 huggingface?

Solidworks, Fusion360, Altium, and a few others