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Google has been spamming me with DMARC reports with the same ID since lunch.

I guess If someone wants an AI Raspberry Pi they can buy whatever the UNO Q is.

Qualcomm bought Arduino and announced more AI.

When will this nightmare end?

I believe I'm putting way too much thought into it.

Ok, maybe those two machines aren't exactly computers, but they work on a very similar principle and turning them into a computer just requires more of the same components.

I'm 99% sure he did that on purpose to see if anyone picks up on it.

Today's Tom Scott newsletter links two Air Pressure Powered Computers. Both in the linked YouTube video about logic circuits powered by vacuum, and in the very last link to a Video of a Dutch Street organ.

"I can't code by myself and with AI I can."

1. No you can't. You just watch while AI codes.

2. Crazy idea: Learn it.

That was fun.
I should build more #Lego

God, I wish that was him.

I guess claiming you're Musk in a scam email still works for both sides of the political spectrum.

Graphics design is my passion.

New Post on my Blog!

https://www.dekkia.zip/blog/post/e39bcdc5-95f9-4c1f-8b01-a26f54d5bef6.html

It's even the same issue with both drives.

Considering that this is a very common failure point (n=2) maybe one should check for it.

Maybe people shouldn't sell a CD drive as "fully tested and working" when neither is true.

They probaby checked if the tray ejects and called it a day.

It also isn't a problem with the PC.

A random dusty drive I harvested a decade ago from some office PC works perfectly fine.

Contacted the seller about it. Looking forward to finding out why it's not their fault.

I have a retro computer with a broken CD drive and I decided to replace it instead of repairing it.

I ordered the replacement on ebay and now I have two broken drives.

The joys of stock android on weird iot devices.

#warntag

Now my PC and NAS are only connected with gigabit, and it's still faster than before because the new switch doesn't crash.