Well… No. And opamp output is fully different than an opamp input. They aren’t reversible.
The electronics would have to be specially designed to be a transceiver instead of just a speaker output (I mean, they definitely can do it, it just is more work and more cost)
It would be 10x cheaper just to put a microphone in it.
Isn’t the point that Ian sounds like it should start with an E, where Isle sounds like it should start with an I?
That’s because all the big tech CEOs are all exactly like the green text OP.
Or you know, actual upkeep of the property instead of doing absolutely nothing until it is literally falling apart like most landlords.
Hey hey hey,
They stand up against unions
They stand up against cheap, green energy
They stand up against human rights
They stand up against good working conditions
They stand up against good and affordable medical care
They stand up against required paid sick leave and maternity leave
They stand up against regulations to not poison people or exploit people quite so much
They stand up against anything that might slightly hurt short term profits.
They pump tens or hundreds of billions at the government to “stand up to them”. Just always, without exception, to pommel the working class and long term into the ground and sacrifice the long term for short term superficial gains.
If I do that, the seasoning comes right off lol. Even using one of those green scrubbers (but the blue, non-scratch) makes that happen.
To be honest, handy is pretty much the best out there, also for multi language STT
Easiest is solder paste + flux + heat gun. No broken pads
I don’t think cellebrite even tries to get into desktop OS’s. I don’t know if there is a tool that targets both that has leaked lists of successful targets like cellebrite that would be a good comparison.
Graphene is definitely more secure than default popular Linux distributions, but there are probably some install scripts out there that make it about equally secure.
Depends. Here in the EU even Aldi sells linen and >90% cotton clothes sometimes. Some of my best short sleeve linen button down shirts for summer were 10€ at Aldi
H&M, C&A, etc… All also sell cotton and linen for just a bit more than their polyester.
I don’t know about america, maybe you have to search it out more, but you definitely would have to go to actual clothing stores and not target, Walmart, etc… They definitely sell them though. I mean, jeans are not polyester and everyone can buy jeans everywhere it seems. Also linen and cotton lasts longer than polyester clothes.
That is where the screenshot is from
Fairphone 6 also has USB2.0 sadly. Cost cutting…
Fairphone has PMOS support (6 is getting there very quickly)
Fairphone has calyxOS support (now that calyx is resumed, they will likely support the 6)
Does the gigaset have any of that, or just stock android with barely any updates even?
But they started diving into crypto tokens so they are on thin ice.
Just a warning though. Aluminum antiperspirants can cause skin irritation and absolutely cause aluminum salt stains on clothes (bright yellow pits on white shirts).
Also there is a correlation link between aluminum levels and Alzheimer’s, but nobody had proved causation so it may be an unrelated coincidence.
Easier just to shower, scrub well, and use deoderant. That is usually enough for the average person, just not heavy sweating people or people in very hot environments.
PSA: Also wash your clothes (without fabric softener) and stop buying polyester. Much of the “BO stink” is from sweating in polyester clothes and not washing them for a few more wears. Plastic doesn’t absorb and dry out the bacteria so it is much much worse than cotton, linen, or wool. Also use vinegar as fabric softener, it doesn’t smell after the final rinse cycle and it doesn’t leave a waxy film on your clothes that keeps the bacteria nice and comfortable like formula softener.
Except apparently Robertson isn’t used anymore.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robertson_screw
The contemporary square-drive screw has all but replaced the Robertson screw proper and is commonly referred to as a Robertson because it has practically identical drive dimensions and the same colour identification system, but the contemporary square drive socket has parallel sides rather than tapered.
So it is a square drive, not Robertson.
But have you thought of the bribary blood money lobbying donations that our MEPs are going to get??? What a great tradeoff!!!
Probably the SEEED Xiao devices.
With a 6€ ESP32C6 for thread support or wifi
Or 11€ nRF52840 for ultra low powrr and bluetooth
That is at a reseller to, already with duties paid. 11-16€ is quite a hard price to beat.
It is also one of the smallest stacks you can get.
Wisblock is the go-to for great power performance while still being very small. I have heard heltecs and some others have problems if you are trying to build a really low power device due to inefficiency in power converters and such, but that is just hearsay.
If you want to go really cheap, you can get a used Chromebook for like 50€ and put PMOS on it for full blown Linux 😂
Difference in scale. Very common in new electronics.
If you produce <10k units per year, you are in the “fuck you” category of customers where most companies won’t even give you the time of day, much less data sheets under NDAs, design tools, or actual access to their chips at somewhat reasonable prices. Chips that are 5 years old are often fully open. This is especially egregious in the wearables space… (Not saying it is for this phone, per se)
Also older chips use RAM that can actually still be bought because smartphone companies + AI bullshit haven’t bought all of the stock for the next 2 years.