Chris Ellis @intrbiz@bergamot.social

@l_avrot yes, indeed.

Hello Stockholm

@mattwilcox For what reasons?

@mattwilcox I'd also argue that why it's predominantly men who do it, is important. On fact probably very significant. Therefore trying to gender neutralise it, is unlikely to help.

@mattwilcox I'd totally disagree, the people who Manspain are unlikely to listen, especially to logic. Given that it mainly comes from a mix of: arrogance, lack of empathy and Dunning-Kruger. Telling them they are being sexist is likely simpler and more likely to make an impact. Plus 99.9% of people I've seen do it, are men. I really don't think tying it to gender has any difference on preventing it.

@bigcalm @alex the STM32 will almost certainly have a SPI controller. However that will require writing custom firmware. Probably better off looking for a USB SPI dongle. Or just using the power monitor board with a PI Zero or similar. Or building a custom SPI interface.

@bigcalm @alex based on a quick look, the RTK.GPIO is just using a microprocessor (STM32) on the 3nd of a USB interface. To Linux sends USB commands to STM32 to twiddle the pin states. You don't want to bit bang SPI unless you really have to, especially from userspace in Linux. The power monitor board will be using SPI to be able to poll the ADC relatively fast, making bit banging SPI via emulated GPIO poor.

@xahteiwi cloud providers' revenue and new and improved problems, seems to be the most common.

@dick_turpin agreed, hate devs who pull that one.

@dick_turpin sounds like a missed consulting opportunity.

@alex rather unlikely that it should be connected to the Normally Closed contact. One hopes its actually a PE and not someone totally mis-using a cable.

Excellent evening listening yo Darkside (https://www.darksidefloydshow.com/) playing The Dark Side Of The Moon, 50 years and 2 days after the original release.

@deavid Your 22 degree image looks much closer to a isometric projection than the 45 degree, feels much more normal.