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Зачем-то до сих пор собираю местные тематические треды: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…. Есть интересные!
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Dear Chinese government, I would like to inform you that I possess confidential information about critical vulnerabilities in Web3 protocols and am willing to fully cooperate 🤝🇨🇳
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ちんこギンギンにした男4人(俺を含む)を寝かせてその上向きちんこを並べて11/11、ボッキーの日ってのをやろうと思ったんだけど1番左担当の友達のちんこが曲がりすぎてたのと俺のちんこが小さすぎて9.11と勘違いされてブチ切れたアメリカ人とムスリムに襲撃されて死んだ
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Москва, сос. Нужен фониатр для ребенка до трех лет. Прям желательно срочно. Посоветуйте, если знаете.
Ретвит приветствуется.
История о том, как дешевый одноплатник для энтузиастов превращается в лакшри-компьютер для избранных.
The Raspberry Pi 5 16GB now costs $385.
Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton announced today that the 16GB Pi 5 goes up by $80, and the 16GB Compute Module 5 variants go up by $40. The reason is the same memory crunch that has pushed DRAM prices up across the industry for two years. Upton wrote that "a lack of alternative supply for 16GB DRAM, compounded by other ongoing component shortages" left them no choice.
This is the board that started as a $35 computer for classrooms and tinkerers. Raspberry Pi is avoiding blanket increases: the 16GB Raspberry Pi 500+ keyboard computer keeps its price, and Upton is nudging people to buy only the memory they need. He also warned about resellers using the shortage to sell at inflated prices and pointed buyers to Approved Resellers.
The company says it looks "forward to rolling back our price increases when memory costs fall once again."
















