They got a Boeing stuck to it right now. The mission may start earlier than planned…

Meh, I just spit on it.

I’d like to add OpenShot to the video editing category

https://www.openshot.org/

Rice does absolutely nothing to prevent solder points, traces, etc from corroding in the long run. Even if it briefly works, there’s no guarantees how long it’ll work before it ultimately fails.

I’ve had around 80% long term success rate with flooded electronics by disassembling them, pressure washing the bare circuit board(s), and using an air compressor to speed up drying time.

Not all components can be pressure washed, obviously, so some parts might still end up needing to be replaced. But usually the circuit board(s) can indeed last a long time if cleaned the way I mentioned.

Components not suitable for pressure washing and air compressor method would include the screen, the keyboard, the speakers, and any other obvious sensitive components.

Still, every water damaged item is a different situation. But I’ll tell ya this much, rice ain’t gonna do much of shit.

What does that have anything to do with anything?

People’s hair changes pattern sometimes…

https://youtube.com/watch?v=PhAWyOuIedc

Why would you even try to go there?

Dark people don’t get to select how their hair grows.

I’m very disappointed in your response.

It’s amazing to me that when people try to fight against racism or sexism, they end up highlighting the very things they’re supposedly against…

You totally missed my point. I wasn’t shitting on the disabled fella at all. I was 100% shitting on the Neuralink chip, which is supposedly being developed and promoted as a way of fixing paralysis.

The fact that the man is still in a wheelchair means that Neuralink has achieved 0% of it’s ultimate intended goal. It’s just a fancy mouse cursor (and probably keyboard) so far.

Indeed. Hell, I’m no expert in the field, but haven’t they had reliable Parkinson’s brain implant devices for decades?

And they already killed how many monkeys testing this stuff? Last I heard was that they tested 15 monkeys or so, and 13 of them ended up dying or having to be euthanized after only a few months.

They already admitted they had problems with their brain electrodes corroding after a few months or so…

I like to keep my noodle intact thank you very much. Even if I was a vegetable, I wouldn’t want a chip in my head that’s known to have corroding wires.

I thought the goal was to reconnect the brain to the spinal cord though.

But dude is still stuck in a wheelchair, and so far it’s basically been just a fancy experimental mouse cursor? Installed in his brain? And already failing?..

Just another rapid disassembly, nothing to see here…

Umm… How many did you collect break?

Colorado has recreational weed and is in full support of right to repair? Well damn, if I ever have to move, I know where I’ll likely be going!

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Well that’s good at least.

Thank you Jesus!

I realize it’s the pedal that gets stuck, but the computer registers the state of the pedal via a sensor.

The computer should be smart enough to realize something ain’t right when it registers that both the accelerator and brake pedals are being pressed at the same time. And in that case, the brake should always take priority.

They just recalled all the Cybertrucks, because their ‘smort’ technology is too stupid to realize when an accelerator sensor is stuck…

I know the left one’s battery runs down about twice as fast as the right one, so yeah they’re probably not in ideal condition.

When using them indoors, they only get mildly warm, nothing to really worry about. But you gotta keep in mind, some folks like to go out jogging with them in their ears.

They’ll get that much hotter when outdoors on a hot summer day, and electronics really don’t like sweat…

Okay. I actually got a pair as a Christmas gift. Have you ever noticed them starting to dangerously overheat on a warm day, while your ears are sweating into them no less?

I’m not exactly a fan of having lithium batteries explode in my ear. I actually like my eardrums and my brain noodles.

Does anyone actually do research into this new modern stuff before figuring out if it’s even safe or not?