Nice. I've been doing a lot of my recent work on the ESP32-S3. It's a dual core 240MHz processor with Wifi/Bluetooth etc. And it's like $4. I recently did some DSP on it and it's amazing how well it seems to be working. The ESP has it's own development environment, the IDF, which I love. It's all terminal based, but it feels like old school development when I was younger. Plus every little piece of functionality has it's own example program you can compile, flash, and try. I did about 6 months of development on the STM32 before that, and it's a dumpster fire by comparison.

@JamesRLandrum That's why I really enjoy embedded programming these days like on my amp. No browsers to fight, no crazy tool chains. Sit down, code, compile, flash and go.

Sorry, correction - chip is TPA3255.

@dewolfe001 @vinnysgreen Classic Editor ftw

@KatieKeithBarn2 @michelleames @Expedia If they don't show up, it's considered a no show and they'll put someone on standby in that seat. I agree, the double billing for the same seat is silly, but they do it all the time.

@RichardAngwin @SecretaryBurgum @POTUS @Interior Freedom fries, baby!

@jamesckemp @rmelogli Yah I agree they should be used sparingly, but if you need to create a table, then go nuts. Just make sure you provide an option to turf it during an uninstall.

@rmelogli I mean, I get wanting to use the setting API, but not having an admin CSS/JS doesn't work. There is always some little tweak you need to do, or functionality you need to add. Also, not everything is meant to be a key/pair or a post - sometimes a custom DB table is best.

@sneakytits85 Yah I mean, it was messed up with the 9/11 "enemy combatants" who some lawyer said weren't entitled to Geneva Convention protections. Now immigrants? I remember reading about @GeorgeTakei talking about WW2 internment camps for Japanese, reminds me of that a bit.

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@Johny5911 @Gafster290 @jasonjo84849666 @mark_slapinski @goldtoptequila I think Putin actively resists. It's probably because he doesn't sound as intelligent or easy-going in English. He'll speak in German no issues, he just seems to go out of his way to never speak English.

@justinspratt @WoganMay I don't disagree, I think hate speech crosses the line. But many of his proponents don't.

@mccaffreyr3 It’s actually pretty scary the language he has been using, it’s right from Putin’s lexicon prior to the war. Next I expect him to write an essay on the historical unity of Canadians and Americans.