yonatan8070
Have you seen the memory prices recently? I'd say this attitude is what got us to a point where just loading up the OS takes 2-4GB.
What drives developers to reinvent these wheels? It's both more effort and worse.
That's the point, rather than PDF viewers implementing this, it should be an OS-wide UX, so that you could click any encrypted file and have a unified password prompt, regardless of whether it's a PDF, PNG, DOCX, etc.
And the same goes the other way, rather than having your PDF viewer implement the encryption UX, you should just have an "Encrypt with password" entry in your file manager's context menu.
I just set up my phone's hotspot to be the same SSID and password as the network the robots already know from the office, and I'll have the robots, a couple phones, and a laptop connected in 10 seconds.
Either way, I mean rouge in the sense of an AP that uses the same SSID and password as the AP of a coffee shop or office to have devices automatically connect to it without their users noticing.
But you should also just listen to the big warning that says "IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SOMEONE IS DOING SOMETHING NASTY!"
Either way, an LTS appears to be released ~every 6th version, 6.18 is the newest LTS, so after that there's 6.19, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 maybe LTS?
kernel.org has a nice FAQ about this topic.
As an atheist Jew, it's weird to me as well...
> stay "indoors" on, I think it was, the Shabbat
Can't say I'm familiar with that one. What I'm generally familiar with is that you're not allowed to "work" on Shabbat, and the definition of work is extremely broad. For example, lighting a fire is considered work, turning a light switch on creates a tiny spark between the contacts, that counts as fire, so it's work.
This extends to pretty much every electrical device, so for those who observe Shabbat, using a computer or phone, turning the AC on or off, is all disallowed.
As a result there are many workarounds as you've described, timers, non-Jews (though you can't ask directly! You can say "it's hot in here", but not "Please turn the AC on"), fridges without a light bulb inside, and more.
> they do this with all things, from a young age.
Religious families do, to varying degrees. But I've met plenty of extremely talented programmers and hackers who do not follow any of the Jewish law.
Edit: Just noticed your username, I also want to say I really like your projects on YouTube!
Yes, orthodox jews are a significant part of the population (~1.4 million in 2025 [1]), and I wouldn't go there looking for modern ideas like women's rights, but go a couple km in any direction and you'd find completely different people, living modern lives just like in the rest of the western world. Schools, research universities (Tel Aviv University, Waitzmann Institue of Science, Technion), tech companies, startups, makerspaces, and many more.
Or, if I'm making up stuff as I go along, you can't crash, the car can just auto-takeoff to dodge whatever you were about to hit.
Though they probably use the cheapest possible models they can so the damage from their dumb business model would be limited
According to this TX is also possible on the ESP32-series chips, though they haven't published exactly how (I assume due they don't want to wake the FCC). But yeah the ESP32 is fairly limited in a lot of ways due to the limited processing power and IO bandwidth to stream data out of it
ESP-SDR is based on this work, and supports the C5 and a bunch more