Wow, that's an exceedingly fun fact!

You'll need a correctly sized stopper cap like the metal end cap on the black housing in your pic. Though clearly that one has been blown through. The opening in it should be just large enough to let the break cable through. You can add an external one onto this housing if you find one

I found it there, thanks a lot!

Nice! Where did you get the “do not talk to computers” sticker from?

Thank you for writing a really good review. I didn't expect to get this quality from a random post and appreciate the quotes and specific critiques.

Nicely put response to a low effort accusation. Thanks for putting in the effort to explain to frizzo what they overlooked. A shame they choose to double down on their ignorance and look like fool.

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Breakout boards are common tools. They are PCBs that let you connect for example a programmable microchip on a socket to then expose its contacts to larger testpads or a USB connection. This board however has literally broken out of its ESD bag, a common plastic bag used to package electronics while protecting them from static electricity. One might say it has breached ESD confinement.

Hm, I sure hope that red cross helicopter only contains aid workers who are here to help. Wouldn't want to break any international laws...

Well, I liked learning about his hobbies I guess..

I could follow everything you said up until the conclusion. If consciousness is not computational, then what is going on in our brains instead? I know of course that even neuroscientists don't know exactly, but just in broad principle. I always thought our brains are still doing computation, just with a different method to computers. I don't mean to be contrarian, I'm just genuenly curious what other kind of process could support consciousness?

So.. we do all know that USB ports tend to have a default orientation, right? Like we're all aware that plugging in a USB cable correctly is aided by the fact that electronics companies generally use the same orientation on most orientable devices and the whole "USB rotation disorientation" bit is just a big inside joke, correct? Are there actually people out there not paying attention to the orientation of their cables before they plug them in so it's just an eternal try and error for them? Maybe other countries have different standards or something because this age old bit is not making sense to me.