North America is insane with their internet costs.
Here in VN, I can get unlimited 4G for 40$ a year, and 100mbps symmetrical fiber for about 50$ a year. The biggest provider is the Army. Their customer service is actually pretty fast and good too!
Mine is supposed to be 100 / 100 and actually is. In Vietnam, symmetrical fiber-to-the-home is actually pretty common. I think I pay 5$ a month, or maybe a bit less.
I never actually noticed. It's always been like 25MB for stuff I do. Is that a lot?
Takes a huge amount of storage on my production machine to store the various libraries to produce that file, to be fair. That is a minor pain.
No, although I'm outside the US and not familiar with their medication names or medical system.
I think it would be a bad idea to do otherwise. Children need to learn about useful tools, and the shortcomings of those tools.
16 year old me would have had a great time getting an AI to teach me things that my teachers in school did not have expertise in. Sure, it would be wrong some of the time, but so were my teachers at that age. It would have given me such a head start on university!
For this kind of thing, I use Godot and write a quick and ugly one-off app. That way it works exactly how I imagine and I just send myself the APK over messenger and install it :P
Although it would be a joy to implement in hardware.
I never did work it out myself. Sometimes I was fine. Other times I didn't sleep for 3 days. Was "sort of" independent of stress and so on, although higher average stress levels made it a little worse. Or maybe stress just feels worse combined with sleep deprivation. I tried various changes to my habits over the next few years, none of which made any difference -- although some were good for other reasons (e.g. getting into better shape, eating better, and so on).
Went to go see a doctor. They brushed it off, so I went to go see another doctor. They prescribed a low dose of a sleeping pill.
Problem solved forever with no noticeable side effects. I think I'm on 1/2 the pediatric dose or something. Amazing how so little of something can make such a big difference in my life. Wish I had gone to see 2 doctors earlier.
Nah, I saw the heating coil was the right resistance. Then, the shiny metal coating on the inside of the tube was not oxidized, so the vacuum was likely good. Nothing rattled, so a short was unlikely. It was designed for 6.3V.
So at 5V the worst that could happen was that the heater coil fizzled and died with some sad noises. Well, maybe no noises, because of the vacuum and all. Some form of sadness though, surely.
The more alarming things I've built over the years aren't so much "duck and cover". They're more of the "spend a all day doing data analysis, then know something I probably shouldn't" variety.
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