Androcur is expensive but extremely effective. The general advice is you only need to take a quarter of a standard 50mg tablet per day instead of a whole tablet, but I found that once my T levels were suppressed, I could maintain an undetectable T level with only 12.5mg of Androcur per week. The 1mg of cypro in Climen might be enough for you to maintain low T levels, you’d just need to try and find out, but I would highly recommend taking Androcur for at least the first 3-6 months since that’s when most breast growth occurs and so has the highest chance to be impeded by high T levels.

Master degree in EE here. It will almost certainly be fine to swap those batteries like that, I would be more cautious if it was some cheap Temu device but for a vintage Yamaha you’ll be fine.

One thing I will caution you about though, the synth almost certainly lacks under-voltage protection and could drain your 18650s below their minimum voltage. Make sure your cells have built-in protection or add some of your own.

See that em-dash after “years”? That tweet was written by an LLM. No wonder it makes no actual sense, an AI model has no idea that it’s ridiculous to berate a weather report, it’s just following instructions to reply with “AMERICA GREAT” to anything it thinks is “unpatriotic”.

That sounds like it was a DVD image that was mostly empty space, so any compression tool would have been able to save space. But yes, 7z is still impressive.

Could it have been the Prismatic Butterfly that spawned from the statue of blessings? You have the effect active, meaning that bufferfly was fluttering around somewhere in your world.

Think about what was going on in Germany back in 1939…

“I don’t know why or how…”

Admits they have no idea what they’re talking about, and yet is so confident they’re correct. It’s fucking amazing how stupid people are.

Here’s what I would do: open it up, see if the ultrasonic transducer has a part number written on it. If it does, Google it and see if you can easily buy a replacement for a reasonable amount. If it’s not too expensive, I’d say it’s worth a shot.

Otherwise, yeah it probably isn’t worth putting any more effort into fixing.

I mean… No? We had plagiarism checkers long before these AI checkers, and the latter very specifically advertises that it’s meant to detect if an LLM generated the text, not whether it’s original text. Completely different tools with different purposes.

Cause it is. Em-dash in the title and words that are bold for no reason? Clear signs the post was made with an LLM.

Look, if an admin-editable “birthdate” field is the extent of the required OS-level age verification API, then whatever. I can just set it to Unix time 0 and not worry about it.

Parents can, in theory, just set up a user account for their kid with an appropriate age (birth year is plenty of granularity, just put 1/1 as the day) and get any “protections” websites want to implement.

I would prefer this over a face scan or drivers license photo any day, because ultimately it’s still 100% in control of the person who owns the hardware

Only certain planets (like ours) actually have a liquid core with a solid outer crust. Most rocky planets are like Mars, completely solid all the way through.

I believe what the other commenter was getting at is that, on large scales, the solids that make up planets behave like liquids do at smaller scales. Since if you zoom out, there’s not much different between a bunch of rocks loosely held together with gravity and a water droplet weakly held together by surface tension.

It seems like the Imgur album only has a photo of the back of the board. I think HVS004 might be the wrong number, can you take a close up photo of the chip (and surrounding circuitry) with a flash for a clearer view?

It’s also weird that a bug could have fried itself across a chip that only runs off a few volts. “Bug zappers” usually use at least a few kV. Maybe that IC runs off the 33v line or it was a particularly wet bug, but I suspect that might not be your issue.

I’m sure you’ll be able to figure it out! My best friend was in a very similar boat as you last year, had all the symptoms but their GP referred them to a crappy assessor who took the word of their parents over their own symptoms. They were told they “probably just have anxiety”. They were able to find an NP who diagnosed them, and now sees a psychiatrist regularly for med updates.

This was in the USA, which has the absolute most broken medical system in the world, so if they could figure it out I’m positive you can too :)

The whole idea of a “family informant” is so absolutely bogus and outdated. Why would YOU getting a diagnosis be dependent on what some other non-medical professional says? It’s an utterly broken system.

I don’t know what country you’re in, but try and find a nurse practitioner who specializes in ADHD. Use Google and other “find a doctor” search tools. They can diagnose you using a more updated criteria that DOESN’T involve your family.

It shouldn’t cause issues, since the water will remain in the heater without any pressure to push it out, there’s no difference between leaving it sitting with the valve open or closed.

Now, draining the tank could actually cause problems… But there’s not any reason for you to do that for what you’re trying to accomplish.

You should be able to turn off that cold water inlet valve instead. The pressure from the hot water tank comes from the cold water being pushed into it, so just turn off the valve and open a hot water faucet somewhere nearby to release any pressure that has already built up or may get through that crappy valve.

Data lines are nice and parallel, and are only a few cm long, so definitely shouldn’t be a problem.

My main feedback is that some of those capacitors (such as C36 and C37) are physically very tiny, you have plenty of space to spare so I don’t see a reason to not use larger parts like 0804 or even 1206 (using the imperial measurements).

Why do you have the spiral trace going to the power switch? Just for aesthetics, or something else? There are a few other places with traces making spirally twists too.

I’m quite a fan of “old office PC from eBay with Debian LTS” myself. You can often get them with decent specs for $30-$40 (less than a Pi) since companies will deprecate them en-mass when their support contract ends.

The energy provided by a car-roof-sized solar panel would be completely, totally negligible compared to how much is used by a typical electric car. The only reason it works here is because these cars are so tiny. For a standard 4-door model? It would be a waste of time, and better to just put that panel on a roof somewhere instead.