@anerdguynow Yes, it's slow, unresponsive, it opens Bing Search instead of finding something which is directly on the local machine; it tries to sell you Candy Crush. Not usable.
@TeamPanoramic I would like to retrospectively award the best name at AWS55 to "Suspicious Houmous". I can't remember whose robot it was or whether it was any good, but it's a great name.
@eevblog Japan? Not geographically western but similar economic, technical development etc. Bulgaria? Member of the EU but consistently suffering from population decline from net emigration.
@lucasteske There appears to be a single image online of the inside of the esp32-pico-d4 which is featured on a number of web pages. This might be from Espressif themselves and could be a non-production version. It has several passives inside the package.
@JeremySCook@Raspberry_Pi Maybe add some flux and stick it in an oven on "repair" profile? Assuming there are no heat-sensitive parts elsewhere on the board.
@aggarwal_pallav No, because the current flows in their datasheet right-to-left, which is clearly incorrect. It won't work unless you hold the datasheet upside down.
@alexgibson3d@Barnacules@LDOmotors@Voron_Design Yeah I checked my Yihua before use, all looks good (extra superflous fuse for UK), earthing seems sound, UK plug is compliant. I've used it for a while now and I think the connection to the handpiece has started becoming slightly iffy.
@huby @BBCNews I dunno about the MG, but in my car (Toyota Hybrid), holding down the power button for a few seconds does an emergency shutdown of the drive.
@MacroWorld21 Please decap the ESP32-PICO-D4 SIP - I have barely seen any pictures and it's intriguing how they fit a crystal, flash, and radio stuff in as well as the mcu