Hyperion charge money for the OS and don't pay the developers at all, if anyone is greedy it's them

AFAICT Cloanto is milking Amiga, and Hyperion is actually updating OS 3.1/3.2 plus their OS 4 stuff.

I'm guessing the Spartan II was used because it is compatible with 5V IO

Spartan 2 was used because it was free, author salvaged it together with Atmega128 from some scrap he had laying around :)

Here is a prototype https://imgur.com/gallery/486-homebrew-computer-lsUiWdw

The most impressive part of this build is that maniek86 (Piotr Grzesik) is still in High School (electronics oriented CTE).

They were tapping fiber links between datacenters

And, they were directly installing compromised hardware in datacenters [1]

[1] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/05/photos-of-an-nsa...

Most software development these days is JS/Typescript slop, popular doesn't equal better

You can write slop in any language. And good software for that matter.

I've never met anything written in JS/Typescript that I would call "well written".

I have. I personally really enjoy the recent crop of UI frameworks built for the web. Tools like Solidjs or Svelte.

Whatever your thoughts are about react, the JavaScript community that has been the tip of the spear for experimenting with new ways to program user interfaces. They’ve been at it for decades - ever since jQuery. The rest of the programming world are playing catchup. For example, SwiftUI.

VSCode is also a wonderful little IDE. Somehow much faster and more stable than XCode, despite being built on electron.

Great points! I think your point about the JS community is often overlooked. Electron et al have made desktop UI/UX considerations more salient in the JS world. Desktop-like experiences in the browser can be great.

I guess you should read more code.

Bait used to be credible.

It's because they're ramping up for the midterms

And the UK marches further into authoritarianism

Now they'll fast-track you to jail for social media posts

Get a second opinion

well most of research i did online and the numerous videos i watched about when root canal is necessary tell this as cases that when tooth endured trauma it will slowly die it may take upto 10 years in this case nothing can be done to save tooth

there maybe some experimental approach that i dont know of that may save or heal tooth do you know any?

When i was a kid another kid stood up into my jaw, slamming my top and bottom teeth together in a weird way. My top two front teeth were basically split in half. They reconstructed those broken-off portions with porcelain or whatever and they’ve never needed to do anything else.

If it helps, I bashed my face into a step when I was like 10, cracking one front tooth and traumatizing the other. Neither tooth has needed a root canal. I get the chipped one repaired every ~10 years or so. The other is discolored.

M1 Pro has 200GB/s memory bandwidth vs M5's 153

Especially since you could just use the serial port

All the politicians are using it