@i2cjak What about crowdsupply? Not quite the same as tindie but has lots of cool projects from mostly indie engineers and seems to be based in Portland :)
So far only bought stuff there tho, no clue how the selling experience is like
@shawk670@TaranVH@APCbySchneider If it's lithium he should definitely not try to charge it if the battery is dead. Huge risk of internal shorts and fire.
@coreydrewbruce@Dnifle@ShitpostRock Alternatively, I've been playing genshin through steam/proton with the official launcher and it's been working totally fine as well
@Cuntypatra @fishmoding In case you haven't found the bird yet, I would suggest giving the merlin bird id app a try! It's been working super well for me so far
@jabrils_ Rust desk is probably your best bet if you want an open source tool: https://t.co/w7iftWaHLw
However, last time I checked it required a monitor to be connected to the PC that you remote into which is why I ended up using Google remote desktop..
@tlakomy It's actually an advisory rule in Misra C so many automotive companies that do functional safety related code will just enforce it to avoid having to justify every usage of it
@atc1441 They could have just said that they remove SMS 2FA because it's super insecure compared to other available methods which would've saved them even more money and avoided this whole backlash...really don't get what's going on in their minds
@arturo182 Omg is that battery already dead? Generally not a good idea to cut both wires at once or you might get a loud bang and in the worst case fire... 😰
I guess the thin wires here may also have helped by limiting the short circuit current a bit :)
@Exentiostep@LivingLinux@timonsku So far for all components in the framework laptop the drivers are already part of the newer Linux kernels. So I guess the situation wouldn't be much different with a (hypothetical) framework ARM laptop, especially since Linux plays quite well with arm anyways