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Seems FigJam is somewhat popular in the space? It's an Adobe product now since they acquired Figma. There's also Miro and LucidChart that are popular

For those who have experience with this and KiCAD, how do they compare?

It's less lifting and more just slightly leaning forward, definitely still sitting. I guess if one were larger that approach wouldn't work? Not sure

The latter

All Republicans have to do is propose policies that actually appeal to the masses and they too can win democratically rather than through gerrymandering and electoral shenanigans

My Google homes have gotten progressively worse over the years. Half the time it will say it's setting a timer but nope, no timer. Recently I'll tell it to play music and it will reply that I don't have any devices with that feature.... they're all Google homes or Chromecast which absolutely play music. Really like the hardware but the software is utter shit

To answer your main question, not that I am aware of. For WLED, are you using WiFi or Ethernet? I've heard from a lot of others that Ethernet and a beefier processor like an ESP32 (rather than an ESP8266) is a must if using WLED for reactive lighting like ambilight clones or xLights or anything near-real-time

From a quick Google search, docking is done to prevent injury to the stallion in mating and is thought to increase the frequency/ desire for the stallion to mate. There are, of course, more humane ways of accomplishing this but that's the historical justification for the practice

The first half of the first page is all ads now on Google. It's utter shit - the things it's a lot better at than DDG is NLP, being able to understand questions, and anything news related. If you know exactly what you're searching for though, using the old style of search words works great on DDG

Lol, oh no!.... anyways....

India has far more to lose from western nations like Canada restricting visas than the other way around. India is fucking around and they're about to find out. The US should, in turn, restrict H1B visas from India. Win for tech workers, win for international relations, and India is the one stuck holding the bag.

Edit: apparently that $50MM injection came with the stipulation that they are profitable within ~1 year. That's never going to happen in manufacturing with high capex, hell even if it was tech that's not going to happen. Either the investors are going to have to get a dose of reality or Meati will cease to exist by around this time next year and these myopic investors get to eat crow. I feel bad for employees because profitability in the timeframe being demanded by investors is beyond unreasonable and I suspect investors will want to sell off IP to recoup their money and the hard working employees will suffer

Maher is such a self-obsorbed piece of shit scab - the man has a net worth over $100MM and he's giving crocodile tears over his staff. Do like Griz did during the pandemic and keep staff on payroll and pay out of pocket