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$5 million is peanuts. The company ought to go under.

Hope you figure out something that works for you!

You could wear a strap on?

If you saturate it with fresh linseed that might help the smelly stuff to migrate out by diffusion. Rinse and repeat. Also that stuff is very flammable.

Looks like landscape edging, maybe used as a form. You could just pull it out and not replace it, but you might fill it with sand or dirt to keep other things from piling in or prevent mosquito water.

Working backwards: 7,500,000,000,000 pounds / 2^[1] = 6.8lb baby

1/(900Hz) = 0.00111 seconds = 1.11 ms for each full sine width. Your time base is 0.5ms and you can fit 5ms width on the screen. If only a 900Hz signal is present, you should see 5ms/1.11ms = 4.5 full sines on your display. However, the signal appears to be much more dense, so there’s definitely high frequency contributors. Zoom in on the time axis and see what’s going on, with single shots if needed as someone else suggested. Whatever the other contibutors are they are possibly riding on a 900Hz horse, so unfortunately setting it to trigger is tricky. I would move the trigger value up until it stops triggering, then gently lower it until it taps the max of the overall waveform. Then you will just be sampling the sine(90°) locations on your 900Hz. Oh also, just by eyeballing it looks like the waveform envelope has a period of 1.5ms, 1/(0.0015 seconds) = 667Hz. If my eyeballing is bad then it might really be 900. But as someone else said if this is a PWM’d signal what you’re seeing could be explained by not filtering out frequencies above the widths it is using.

Very Inkspell/Inkdeath.

How dare you post such an ill defined challenge?!

jk. How about some pineapple ice cream.

I also lost the remaining value on my 2-year Proton subscription when I stopped using their services.

Sorry, it didn’t do that to me. Maybe my plugins. I went to look it up on archive.org and they ALL did it to me, lol.

We should not platform idiots just because they state the obvious, when they promote bullshit out of the other side of their mouth.

Edit: removed the link because news site is grabby. Look it up, nerds.

Edit2: maybe this link is better idk https://techstory.in/proton-mail-faces-backlash-over-claims-of-political-neutrality-amid-ceos-praise-for-republican-party/

It looks crimped. If OP wants to preserve the length of the wires they will need to cut away the plastic and pry the crimped interior open.

Mushrooms, corn, peas, broccoli maybe

Pot pie; flour goes into a shortening crust, cheese melts into a creamy veggies/choice-of-meat-if-desired stew for the inside.

At the point where you put down the reciprocating cutter and pick up the chainsaw.

I think the answer is that slop tends to make everything look well lit and soft like a portrait. So by association, portraits now look like slop.

News outlets collude with governments to drum up public support for stronger surveillance apparatus, sources say

I don’t understand your line of questioning. If a bad thing happens then a bad thing happens. Potential for bad things indeed makes companies likely to lock down devices if they provide them, hence the qualifier “not all works would allow it.” From an employee perspective, if you have the freedom to do it then more secure OS is more secure.

Not all works would allow it, but why not Graphene on work phones.