The cheap way of doing it would be momentary switches, electronic latches and indicator lights.

If you need to charge LiFePO4 batteries below freezing, you can add a heater to the pack. There are even some batteries available now with built in heaters that come on automatically below freezing.

I thought they would have been pushing for sodium ion batteries instead. Lead acid batteries are a bad choice for anything that needs to be cycled frequently.

Sometimes one or two just don’t have enough channels. The bottom one doesn’t look like a scope though. It may be a spectrum analyzer, but it’s hard to see.

I wouldn’t mind having a decent ARM laptop with good Linux support. Almost all Linux software has ARM versions available and I certainly won’t be gaming on a low power laptop.

Try booting from a live disk. If it works there, it’s probably an update or config change that’s causing problems.

Just putting the products in a locked case is enough to get me to shop elsewhere.

It needs a robot to collect the packages from wherever the delivery person threw them and put them in the box.

I would suggest building a PC with a Ryzen 7800X3D or a 9800X3D if you can find one in stock and an RX 7800 XT GPU.
Prebuilt desktops are really overpriced if you want something high end and there is very little customization available.

Solder one on an old laptop power brick or get an adapter to run it from a 20V power tool battery.

It also has a normal power jack, so you don’t have to use USB.

Just press Control+Shift+U, enter the unicode value in hex, then press enter.

Pumped hydro is much better than battery storage, but it’s only possible if you have the correct geography for it.

The article is talking about things than can be seen from the ground without a telescope.

The fire risk can be reduced by using safer battery types like sodium ion and LiFePO4.

That’s been known for a long time. What we don’t know is what reduced gravity will do. We really need a space station that can simulate martian and lunar gravity.

It probably just needs the drives use a format with unix file permissions. I have a mix of ext4 and btrfs and Steam has never had issues with that.

That’s what happens when you have a 25 year old protocol and try to maintain backwards compatibility through all of the versions.

Uncompressed 16 bit 48KHz stereo is 1536 kbps, which is just slightly higher than what bluetooth 5 is capable of.

There are 24 function keys on the IBM 122 key layout.