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Can you get a computer chip for $5? It's called an ESP32, and it's the same microcontroller found inside countless smart devices and loT products. For just a few dollars, you can buy one mounted to a development board, giving you easy access to power programming, and all of... its input/output pins. Despite their tiny size, these boards can interface with sensors, motors, relays, displays, and countless other electronic components. Think of it as a tiny programmable brain that you can teach to monitor, control, or automate a specific task. They're incredibly popular for hobby projects, but they're also found in commercial products and industrial applications. If you've ever wanted to start building your own electronics, an ESP32 is one of the best places to begin.show more

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Many people don't really understand the size of the equipment Ukraine operates and why excavators are critical and what I am asking for your help with donating and sharing this message (donation link in the end) Here is an example of a PzH 2000 that was sent to me by a friend from a brigade we are helping with excavators. You can see the dugout that an excavator has built for it, and you can compare a person's size to the size of the machine to understand the labor that goes into saving these machines. Even with an excavator, it still takes days to construct. It's impossible to dig a position for it with a shovel. This howitzer costs tens of millions of dollars; you can help save it and its crew by donating 10 dollars Donation link:

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Whitney Webb describes UN Agenda 2030 as a plan to impose a "digital control system" on humanity—via programmable digital currencies, carbon taxes, and energy quotas—as part of a broader effort to reduce the world's population. "It's not really sustainable development for the good of the planet and the people. A lot of it is really aimed at ensuring that people are onboarded to some type of digital control system for easier management of the masses." "Once you take control of the money... you can begin really micromanaging people and what type of economic activity people... can engage in." "And ultimately, if you limit... the amount of energy that certain households can use, you're probably also limiting the size of the family that they can have."

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My Jaw Dropped & Hit The Floor While Listening To This. California Corruption IS OUT OF CONTROL California is ordering tiny homes for the homeless however they are paying $834,000 MORE PER tiny home than what you can order THE SAME TINY HOME on Amazon for READ THAT AGAIN “I’m pretty sure I just found the most wasteful spending in the history of California. And look I know that a high bar but I feel pretty confident in what I just said. So do y'all know those tiny homes that you get off, like, Amazon or Lowe's or Home Depot for, like, $2,500? ‌ You know, they're basically like little barns, but you can actually live in them. Well, the California government is buying a lot of them, and they're buying a lot of them in an effort to house the homeless, which I gotta say is fu**ing awesome. I fully support that. However, instead of paying about $2,500 per house or even less because they're buying a ton of them in bulk, the California tax payer is paying more than $837,000 per tiny home. They are paying $834,000 more than you can order them off Amazon per home. ‌ For that much money, you should be able to buy 335 tiny homes. Even if you weren't buying them in bulk, if you just went to the website and ordered 1 at a time, you could get 335 of these tiny homes for the same price that the California government is paying for 1. Think about it this way, California. It is estimated that you have about a 160,000 homeless people. And over the last 4 years, your government claims you have spent $17 billion trying to house them. ‌ Do understand that if you had bought every single one of those 160,000 people a tiny home, not just once, but you bought them 1 every year for the last 5 years, like, they got a brand new tiny home every every single year, you still would have only spent about $2.5 billion You would have spent nearly $15 billion less by just buying them a new tiny home every year. But, no, you're spending $837,000 for something I can go to Amazon and get for $2,500. You are spending 330 times what the average American can get that tiny home for. How are you allowing this level of government corruption and thievery to just keep going on? ‌ How are you not demanding to know where that extra $834,000 per home is going? This is why your state 4 years ago had a surplus, one of the biggest surpluses in California history as of this year. You have a $73,000,000,000 deficit. California, please stop worrying about the presidential race. Please stop worrying about who's president. ‌ That shouldn't matter to you. You. Pay attention to your local government that is very obviously fucking you, and go ask your governor why you're paying $837,000 for a tiny home that you can buy online for $2,500 or don't. I legitimately don't give a sh*t because I would never fking live in your state. It's sad because California is fking beautiful, but your government sucks.”

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