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Last Notes npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 Wait, but SJ doesn't even decide which platform they go to, that's the infrastructure manager's decision? And presumably the same infrastructure manager runs the station and the screens in it? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…mv7s I know Factorio uses this a bunch and calls them implicit linked lists (because each object has a next/prev pointers to each other) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tsag @nprofile…p9a6 the argument boils down to "is reproducing code speech or production" npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…pd8p eh, I much prefer large workshops, datacenters are mostly just rooms with electricity and cooling, while large workshops have cranes and shit and that's much more fun npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 I guess the only real question is from the safety point of view on whether they can run in the tunnel or not? Since the infra that's realistically reachable UK side is the functionally the same standard as in FR npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty @nprofile…0x09 so then stuff like BSD coreutils should follow the imaginary philosophy better? I'm honestly not convinced. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty @nprofile…0x09 but it's mostly a re-implementation of Unix tools? I don't get how you could say that (implementation of) unix tools doesn't follow unix philosophy without discounting the unix philosophy as a concept npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 with regards to your "Fingers crossed they order trains with appropriate doors and interiors, as per my analysis above!" about new Rail Baltica regional trains: should be, found the procurement documents here https://riigihanked.riik.ee/rhr-web/#/procurement/9670744/documents?group=B and these requirements seem good npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty @nprofile…vpvm as far as I understand using cmov would actually drop this optimization as it depends on branch prediction and cmov doesn't do anything in regards to that npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…mv7s @nprofile…3tsk I mean it's not like they carry that much, they say 20-50kg to SSO, so a just a bunch of cubesats (tho the success record isn't great for them, only 2 successful launches out of way more attempts) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…mv7s @nprofile…3tsk some images show what appears to be the rocket in the container, some showing the engines, some showing the cone, though it's not clear enough whether it's the whole rocket or just a top/bottom half. The height of the rocket is reportedly 43ft so with a slightly less common 48ft container it should work? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…mv7s @nprofile…3tsk Astra's rockets seem to fit into a shipping container? (at least they claim the whole launch system would be transportable in them) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty I don't think there's any argument about fairness to be made when you cannot set traffic priorities with normal means tbh npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty I don't see the argument, they aren't making 10 connections because of TCP, they're making 10 connections because of HTTP 1.0 not having parallel transfers over the same connection. Browsers won't open more than one or two connections if they can use HTTP2 or above npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 It's also important to point out that having passenger rights across multiple tickets does not stop having single tickets across many carriers (nor should it!). There's nothing that would be put in place that would stop any future efforts to get a single through ticketing across multiple companies enforced. You have to do stuff in attainable steps, not just go for the highest one immediately. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty i mean, if you have a starlink dish, that is lefitimately a phased array at home npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Instagram reels sometimes bring some real gems of marketing npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 I think Mockava - Trakiszki is a bit funny to include when it only moves by ~300 meters npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela This bit will forever live in my head npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty @nprofile…hcxx I think that that's more of a "what to do when you don't fully utilize the bandwidth" than of "you must do this"? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6ty @nprofile…hcxx I'm 90% sure DisplayPort doesn't have blanking intervals at all since it's packet based (it's one of the reasons why it can be tunneled in USB4 and HDMI can't) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…y789 @nprofile…t3d2 FWIW I think it might be possible in two days now? There's a new Szczecin - Vilnius service that allows for way more connection opportunities. (though there's some issues with LTG timetables on MERITS right now so can be annoying to plan journeys - searching for last station in Poland Trakiszki might help since all trains to it continue to Lithuania) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…c3ym FWIW turing machines arguably work kinda like this, since the memory is not random access, so it's certainly quite comparable npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…x3yp and sorting stuff is reducing entropy npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…x3yp Wishing for maxwells daemons? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyUL3PbjWcw&lc=Ugzb6FeQsFX5Buz5Y-d4AaABAg.AMMlmKkRmsaAMMx4ohpSX8 npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Use the same machine and subdomain as the DNS server for the domain so that it's IP address is in the glue records - thats one less roundtrip for DNS records. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela JPEG as texture compression - fairly interesting, about as good as ASTC (for game type of textures), for a minor perf cost https://github.com/elias1518693/jpeg_textures npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…rml7 I'm inclined towards saying yes, because it's a very significant change npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…rml7 tbh this is why XWayland exists npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 in fact it's an explicit todo in the code to make it customizable https://github.com/squidowl/halloy/blob/main/data/src/message/formatting.rs#L602 npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 I think it should show it but I don't think the colors are customizable (yet?)? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 ah, no npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 not sure what you mean by the "de-facto-standard" but it does have a nick color randomization thing, yes npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Switched to https://halloy.chat from hexchat npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 dane depends on dnssec tho npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…3vr9 the problem is that pushing errors up makes some stuff annoying to deal with, because errors are in the type signatures, and you can get into an API design hell if you refuse to use unwrap npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…3vr9 this is type purity coming into effect more than anything else tbh npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…3vr9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…gkm9 Rust's error handling is fine, it's more of a culture around it that sometimes isn't because of functional purists leaking in npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup was the presentation recorded? Couldn't make it because of work meetings, would still be interested to watch npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 haven't made one, doesn't truly fit the format imo npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Stop doing sRGB meme except it's not a meme and entirely serious npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…syqt I wonder if you could get a polyamide overlay as a soldermask (like it's done on flex PCBs) on a PTFE PCB - maybe with some flex-rigid process? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…syqt hmm, if you used a PTFE PCB for the breakout board, it should survive without masking even? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…syqt ah, ok npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…syqt are any of your silicon scans available in lossless format somewhere? Was looking for some really big images (gigapixel scale) for benchmarking and thought about your scans. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…syqt one will always be the one providing power to VBUS, the question is whether you can disable the other one from charging npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8r05 it's abstraction npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8r05 I'd say it's about the same level of abstraction as C + macros, just more ergonomic? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8r05 that requires good abstraction, something that zig doesn't really have npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8l8w @nprofile…nqc4 you're completely misunderstanding XYB (B is for Blue, ironically) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8l8w @nprofile…nqc4 uhhh, I think you're misunderstanding sth npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…nqc4 @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8l8w not only XYB, there's also reveraible color transforms (basically YCbCr and similar), and can have extra channels that you mix stuff in from, etc. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…3gt0 @nprofile…8l8w time for JXL art as an avatar (hundreds of bytes at most) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…6nal Because I don't care about moving fast and breaking things for non-business purposes npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…6nal I have never seen spending time on useless shit (for business) as a good signal (for business), but idk, maybe for you it is npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…6nal I don't think dropping support for stuff that's barely used by anyone anymore is a sign of not having a "no regressions" stance? Like, FFS, Windows is quite heavily there because they do have a fairly strong stance on supporting old software - but they don't really care about the hardware in the same way, because hardware is relatively easier to replace and it happens anyways over time, because new hardware is faster, cheaper to run, more efficient, etc. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…6nal I don't see it like that? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 @nprofile…6nal You can certainly "move fast and break things" even while still supporting ancient architectures, so I don't really buy that argument? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup @nprofile…d77a If only there was a regional train serving the same stations so that people wouldn't need to use TGVs for the journey npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup @nprofile…mg28 I knew that the regular ones were 915mm, thought HS2 was ~1200mm, actually 1115mm, so a 200mm step npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup @nprofile…mg28 oh, wait, I thought HS2 trains just wouldn't go out of the HS2 network? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup @nprofile…mg28 I think they decided on the non-European platform height before the connector was canned? But yeah, certainly can see the reasoning npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup @nprofile…mg28 I think even if HS1-HS2 connector was built the platform height issue would cause problems, no? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 yeah, one of those probably npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…gkm9 god, at least use some other EC, but not RSA (it slow) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela It's very funny to me how ISP's here when trying to give reasons on why you should move to 2.5Gbps speeds basically always mention 4K videos. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…lxup missing 400m in this sentance? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…u76w not really, full sideways really hurts the airflow npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela I understand why it's like this, but it still hurts npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…c5n8 on the topic of #CrossBorderRail news - Lithuanian football fans managed to arrange a night train from Vilnius to Talin for a football match against finland https://balticfootballnews.com/the-baltic-express/ npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx It's almost as if most of the training data for it was fluff with very little details (so called copywriting) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx Those are all valid responses. Of course it's better if both the people having the response, and the people seeing them have the response understand why they're having the response. The response may be overblown, yes. But - it's an absolutely valid response, and I don't think it should be ignored in any way. The actions taken/argued for may be overblown, but compromises can get reached. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx IMO rational is a relative term? It entirely depends on the knowledge and prior experiences of the one arguing/doing the actions. What's rational from one point of view, might not be rational from another, it's always that way. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx I'd argue that if it caused you trauma, it's rational? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…m3qg more like fixed point because entities and stuff, but yeah npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…m3qg a floating point error classic npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…8x2j what are those red lines? Imaging artifacts or something actually on the die? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx My solution is to not sync/use password management functionality of FF anywhere lol npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx I think what's synced is global? IIRC same with desktop npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx somewhat? It's made to be managed - you could in theory have it all in a single executable running it, but that would have to expose some api or something so you can get info about the container, start/stop it, and in the end delete it (with a notable point that you must throw an error if trying to delete a running container), so in the end it's gonna be nothing like you'd want anyways. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx I think it's basically mandated by OCI runtime spec to have state tho, so I doubt anyone is gonna do something like that https://github.com/opencontainers/runtime-spec/blob/main/runtime.md npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…8x2j eh, maybe if it's just gas? though yeah, hazmat would probably be warranted either way npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…8x2j truck with dangerous goods crashed into a structure? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx what would be a stateless container runtime for you? npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx @nprofile…q955 higher octane never hurts, just helps with small mistiming without tuning npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…aaya can't really say yet, depends if Latvia picks up their shit or not, the rest I have reasonable hope for at least something being able to run on rails, even if not on electricity or fast or often npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…aaya to Helsinki no, to Tallin maybe npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…c5n8 @nprofile…gjkm I mean, the catenary is more for support than conductivity anyways, but yeah, I wouldn't expect any decent speeds with this, and I don't think it even saves that much money. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…tslx @nprofile…q955 @nprofile…0cv4 I mean, there is no "gravitational force" under general relativity npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…c5n8 @nprofile…gjkm wtf, not even a catenary for holding up the contact wire? Never seen that before npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6f2 you'd think that, but I've heard that stuff similar to this is not that uncommon of an occurance npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…h6f2 to be fair, they're pretty much legally mandated to do this, there's a whole industry of "how does this drug is actually used and what effects does it do to people" that is essentially looking through social media posts and shit. Look up pharmacovigilance, I used to work for a company doing that. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…aaya sweden teied it and decided to just do L2, regional is kinda dead I'd say npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…aaya I mean, what other signalization would you put in? L2 kinda makes sense from that regard npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Bye Warsaw npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…8x2j ok, maybe will look into implementing it this week then if I can copy/reuse the manchester block. npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…8x2j fwiw you should be able to fairly easily capture PD traffic with a scope, and having a decode block for it in ngscopeclient would be neat (I'd maybe look into implementing it but decoding manchester signaling seems a tad more than I can handle (FWIW it's also used in 10Base-T1S so it's not just USB PD that uses it)) npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela @nprofile…aaya npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Man do I love a 30+ minute delay at 10PM npub14w82gy7uzyjhem9cn223enspt75ulecr2dfnjsgwax7kanly57lsffqddp Ignas Kiela Leaving Prague
