bootloader on the razr+ is easily unlockable! Moto's been pretty good about that
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It might be an attention thing. With an emoji in a post your eyes are drawn towards the cute colorful picture before you l've read the content of the post. Emoticons on the other hand don't stand out as much, but serve a similar purpose: punctuate a thought with an emotion (=
I personally recommend the ender 2 pro to all my friends who just want a taste of getting into it. You can get em pretty cheap online, or at microcenters. They work well pretty much out of the box, but simple enough to get you to learn tuning them. And they come with a magnet removable build plate.
this is what I use. I'm over sorting, I just want to type in the name of the thing I want to launch
I can see it happening if it becomes an "appliance", similar market to what the home assistant green doodad is going for. "put this shiny blue cube full of hard drives into your kitchen, and join the identiverse! it also comes in purple!"
doesn't matter much, when your password manager is doing the entering
All the better to read you with, my dear.
No wait, that's backwards. Thanks for the feedback, I'll play with the fonts next time I make a post.
My point is, having PRs desn't result in perfect code either. They might help sometimes, maybe 10% of the time if I'm being generous, but the rest of the time they are a hindrance. The problems people tend to try and solve with them, validation and indoctrination are better solved with a good CD pipeline, and pairing sessions.
If your team consists of people you don't trust, that's the problem to fix first.
The solution to that is pairing - spending a few hours collaborating with, and teaching this person will get them up to speed much faster than asynchronously nitpicking their code.
Mandatory pull requests + approvals within a team are a waste of everyone's time.
I've been very happy with roku tvs at home and a roku stick "to-go". Very simple interface with minimal ads that you can block.