chipped in as well, gl 🫡

I'd like to ask you for the receipts on this one. Every square tablet you see in contrast is like $600 for the hardware, their POS system takes 2.8%+$0.30 *on top* of the card interchange fees, and they still have monthly subscriptions of like $36/mo. Is a cash register really more than all that?

not going to discount taxes here but have you never wondered why so many places don't take amex?

you could possibly donate it to a vocational school? I thought they accepted small motors to work on for classes

this is the correct form of multiple adults on a bike and more bikes should be designed for this

damn the tiger lines look crispy on that 10/10

voting to replace meteorology reports with "how did the tiny beaches ride look, how many layers should I do"

smol update: I've been visited by an electronics wizard and he recommended the stm nucleo boards because they should be compatible with the shields

I was hoping you would have a recommendation. I've seen the texas instruments launchpad kits, I believe they're still open source? but I've never dug into them deeply (still have a kit sitting in a box shamefully)

this is nightmare material, boeing jet casted fireball

I now suddenly find myself wanting to make a l4d mod for you where the zombies are assigned twitter posts and you're shooting bans at them

yeah I figured your db skills are far superior to mine, I let you down senpai

at the risk of saying the obvious, dropping your indices before inserting then re-applying them after should help for giganto inserts. idk about mysql but you might be able to turn off transaction logging for the table too which cuts out a lot of write ops

I could see this too, like it has some job to recursively search the directory, and until it finishes that main thread, it's holding onto everything it syncs because the app doesn't know any better?

can I get context on what's going on here, is this aspire? does net10 do bsky oauth now?

I think the craziest part about that coding exercise for rogue/nethack is that game is what like, 256kb of RAM too? the tricks they must've used back then to fit it all always makes for cool stories