"Simp squad, UNITE!

Hurry guys, we have to protect daddy Gaben. This heretic must know how shit his opinion is. Be sure to be clever! We know its actually impossible to defend billionaires with logic so just insult the comment itself!"

Imagine defending a man that spends 100 million a year on yatch maintenance.

30% of all the money you spend on games goes directly to Gabens Greed Fund, and you clap. Gross.

Ahhhhh, I get it, sorry I misunderstood. It’s very rare I get comments actually agreeing with me on the subject.

“Daddy Gaben can do the bad thing because he was first to do it, heehee”

The fact is we need new regulations and laws but the government will never act if bootlickers like you are the majority.

Stop defending billionaires that are actively robbing you.

Would you ever say the same thing if I was being critical of Bezos or Musk.

The fact is Steam is the only company that benefits from an army of simps ready to defend Gaben at the slightest hint of negativity.

This article is literally a puff piece.

Are you sure I’m the one part of the hive mind, with my 36 downvotes? Your comment is very ironic.

When is this guy going to start wearing a turtle neck? Yeah, he’s been capitalizing alright, enough to own 1 billion dollars worth of mega yatchs.

How about he promises to stop raping the industry with his buddies at Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.

Not an item but I gave my players a talking pig with a Scottish accent. He was also a huge dick. I had stuff planned for it but they killed and ate it.

There’s a protection diode for reverse current on the esp and your computers usb has quite a bit of protection against this kind of stuff.

I wouldn’t worry about it. Even if there are errors in your cabling, it will very rarely break things if that is what you are asking. I catch myself all the time modifying things while it’s on which you aren’t really suppose to do.

Faulty parts will happen but you will either be able to physically see the bad solder or you will have broken it yourself and will have seen the smoke coming out (mostly when using an external power sources). I also know you can break individual pins with negative voltage which is harder to notice. ESD can happen as well and will be much more subtle, but there should be some protection on the board for that.

Its rare, but it’s always a good idea to have multiple esps, so you can so you can switch them out to verify it isn’t the chip.

Nothing makes genocide okay, full stop.

We know Hamas sucks, the problem is that 70% of Israel’s victims are women and children, not hamas.

The problem is that Israel funded Hamas and encourages them.

The problem is that Israel is an apartheid state that fosters terror groups to keep control.

But what really makes this a hypocritical farce is the fact that Israel not only tortures it’s prisoners as well, but rapes them too.

“See, Hamas does the same thing we do. We are justified in the wholesale slaughter of women and children, this is a just and righteous genocide.”

Here’s the official schematic for the module. It’s from the esp32 hardware reference in the official docs, under devkitc v4

https://dl.espressif.com/dl/schematics/esp32_devkitc_v4-sch-20180607a.pdf

Probably your best bet!

Few things to consider, you should have decoupling caps near the esp32s vcc and these need to be as close to it as possible. The antenna should be off the pcb completely and have gaps on its side, the module shouldn’t be in the middle of the board for instance.

I think the new modules can be connected directly from usb and don’t need uart, something to look into.

Tbh though, if it’s to learn, I would make an arduino first. The atmega chip comes in a dip format so you can make the whole thing on bread board first.

A good ressource is the printedcircuitboards sub on reddit. They won’t have kicad projects but will have vaste amounts of schematics that you can study and copy with comments outlining mistakes and things of that nature.

If you mean with the little tin can, there isn’t much to add, so you can probably manage yourself by reading some guidelines, its essentially just adding a few capacitors, two buttons, a regulator and a usb2uart. You can find some pre-made examples if you Google “esp32 kicad github”.

The stuff under the tin can is a bit more complicated.

I’m not sure what your goal is though tbh. You need to understand the components you are using since there’s quite a bit of complicated rules and researching and drawing the schematic is a big part of understanding them.

Firefox with ad blocker? You are wasting your money.

You can’t just go around beating up Isrealis because they’re from Israel

I’m mostly correcting you. That was not why they got beat up.

Although I never think violence is an appropriate response, it’s hard to find fault in someone that punches a nazi. I hold the same opinion for all pro-genocide groups.

I feel like they did the equivalent of watching it burn, as the fire department. Gaza was a fire they could have put out, they let it burn. They were making headway on climate change and then promoted fracking at the debate. Biden was clearly going to be a problem but they just let it burn until it was a mess.

We have to be vocal. People want change. We can’t have another election where the dems run on “at least we aren’t pouring gasoline on it like the GOP”.

They don’t need pity, their feelings don’t have to be protected. We can be harsh with them.

If you take the rocket and let it sink into the ocean, you don’t even need fuel.

If we don’t hold then accountable, they will never change.

The campaign was weak, they waited too long to switch off Biden, they kept the genocide going and didn’t offer any hope.

People that didn’t vote suck but there’s enough blame to go around. We can have an honest discussion on how fucked the dems keep acting now that’s it over.

There’s a difference between not disparaging them before the election and not enabling their behavior after it.

They got beat up because of what they said and their behavior, not because of where they were from.

I also think location has to do with it. The dev team behind Coromon are in Europe while both Nintendo and the Palworld devs are in Japan.

From what I understand from a previous article, japanese patent laws can be quite strict.

Are you happy? Is the vibe nice? Are people friendly? Are you being paid a fair amount or can you get more at an other job? Do they respect your private life, are they stressing you out? How is the commute?

There are other things to consider then industry best practices. You might very well end up in a place that treats you like shit, is much farther and let’s you go the moment they don’t need you.