Notepad on windows, I think around the XP and earlier versions, had a similar bug. If you typed this app can break and saved it, the file would be corrupted. Something to do with the number and placement of characters.

For learning about economic & financial concepts and how they impact the world check out the NPR podcast Planet Money. It’s free, episodes aren’t too long, and they cover some really interesting stories that involve businesses, supply chains, government policy, etc. a fun episode is #862: Big Government Cheese

Willing to bet a lot of companies will be considering that now lol. Will it actually happen though? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

With power query, Excel can perform more database-like functions, I use it all the time! It comes with it’s own quirks however

Have the same problem with PBS and NFS. Have to turn off the PBS container, delete the .lock file in the NFS directory, then boot up PBS. Thinking I’m just going to use a local directory instead of NFS

The hackaday feed is pretty interesting if you’re into that space

That should work for media files at least, but I believe they’ll also need Plex pass to be able to download anything.

Absolutely, that is definitely preferred when possible!

Ahh excellent, I’ll definitely be checking that out. Thank you!

The charge limiting, is it in the settings somewhere? I haven’t seen anything about it

Is this new? I tried to figure out how to do that a while ago but couldn’t find anything about it

Things like turning off wifi and/or turning on airplane mode can make a big difference (when you’re not needing connectivity of course) The cell modem can really eat away battery life if you have a poor signal. And for my pixel tablet, turning off wifi means the battery can last for a couple weeks instead of a couple days. Heck, turning it off if you won’t be using it for more than a few hours can help too.

She could have, like, opened the door…

Definitely, I would be shocked if there’s more than a pound of copper in that camera assembly. It’s all low voltage electronics.