Well…

It’s name-value pairs, with groups denoted by balanced brackets. It’s close to as good as you can get for one kind of data serialization.

What is impressive is how many problems people manage to fit in something so small.

You mean if the US invaded Mexico?

He shook every country leader down. The pope is one of those.

The US can always print more money.

What is not clear is if the software development division updated their practices.

Relevant line:

US installations use +24 dBu for 0 dBFS

That means the US definition you can’t hear anything below -24 dBFS. It’s the largest value there, it’s -18 for the EU.

So a signal of -40 dBFS is quite audible, since it’s all relative to 0 dBFS (full scale).

At -40, it doesn’t make any difference what kind of dB you are talking about.

(Well, if you are looking for superstrings evidence or even quantum gravity, it does, but I guess it’s not your case.)

Your graph has a signal of -40dB. Are you working in high-energy physics? If it’s only nano-tech or something of this magnitude, you don’t have equipment that is this precise.

And all the “high-intensity” findings on your posting (at audible 0dB) are probably because the expensive cable didn’t connect well to the socket. And are still nothing, and have no impact on your sound quality.

Ok, assuming you are posting this honestly instead of just pushing something…

Take a look on the meaning of “noise”, and how much of it your devices create. The best description of what is happening in your entire text is “nothing”.

You know somebody is really lost when they decide the empty set is a subset specifically of unsigned integers and nothing else.

Well, I for one am glad that he limited it to a ludicrously absurd size instead of a reasonable one.

If you have nVidia, make sure the OS you go with calls out nVidia support as a feature.

That makes the setup easier, but the capacity of making it work or not doesn’t actually change.

I’d say not only pick an OS that explicitly supports it, but make sure to test first as a live-image without installing and overwriting the OS that is already there working.

Lol, I didn’t know of this feature. It keeps growing and growing!

If we survive Y2026…

All of our modern infrastructure is.

Oh, man. They are just parroting the training data.

It just means you are a bad person. Nothing more. Don’t go attributing any awareness to those things.

That’s how the C++ code should have looked all the time. And the amount of people that get surprised and complain about this is just more evidence that nobody should write C++. Ever.

That one is easy. Page breaks are just some hidden code you can delete.

Go try extending a numbered list with paragraph breaks inside it.

I’ve had a hotend that constantly clogged with looked like heat creep, but it was caused by the filament being pushed laterally and twisting inside it. I imagine that made the plastic flow back.

I have also had one constantly clog due to the print cooling fan being installed wrong and blowing into the heater. This one is weird because it just unclogs when you turn the print off, leaving no evidence of what happened.

Yes, you can pull the “more options” thing and run it.