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As a warning, don't watch if you are a dev and feel burned out. If not, it is a funny one 😆

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE9W9Ghe4Jk

Well…. I say to myself that I can debug basic electronics issues but then I am looking at two ( not insignificant value ) boards fried in front of me because someone somewhere decided to replace a barrel plug with a usbc connector 😥

The output of that „charger“ is a fixed 12v 3A and that is evil as 12v qc devices will happily use that but it really, really messes up with any board that expects 5V and has a basic lipo charging circuit.

I spent half a day thinking about surges and improving charging in and out protections ( I believed for an embarrassing amount of time the problem was live connecting a lipo cell that is charged too low ), while in reality I had pushed 12v onto the poor things…

Im going to start adding labels to all usbc chargers I have around, in memory of those boards ❤️‍🩹

@rysiek@mstdn.social @_elena@mastodon.social most sites curate news from centralised news publishers they buy access to. Rss does not allow them to decide which articles will go on top and for how long, does not provide ad related metrics and does not target the groups they need in order to pick the „best ones“. I am surprised some sites still have feeds and most likely some person is keeping the lights on there while noone is looking…

@bagder@mastodon.social "AI is transforming software development from coding to managing and verifying AI outputs." = "You will know nothing and you will be Happy"

@sven does this mean you have to fallback to reverse engineering/kernel auditing ? or is there a path for m1n1 to function as normal ? I guess it is too early to say… but would certainly prefer the hypervisor path.. Keep up the good work and community progress !