Relax and don’t worry about itineraries. You will get to a place and love it, and get somewhere else and hate it. Be flexible.

Yeah, OP made some kinda quantum leap there…

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2736794/chinese-made-elephant-pants-face-import-ban

A vendor in Bo Bae market in Bangkok said the Chinese pants have been popular among visitors for more than a year now as they were a lot cheaper, so the government needed to impose an import tax to help Thai manufacturers.

This is not in any way to be construed that wearing elephant pants is OK, it is not

The branding is very well done on this one if you put in with the rest of the spices between the oregano and the bay leaf it wouldn’t look out of place.

Pattern recognition is spot on for this, it doesn’t throw immediate errors. Except for the different branding this looks the same.

Have you verified that the power supply wiring is correct? Red = + Black = -. I have had supplies where the red and black were reversed during manufacture, I have also had led strips where the labeling was reversed.

That might account for the behavior.

Is the arduino getting power in this situation? It looks like it is only connected to data and ground. I have no experience with arduinos, but I would think you would have 3 wires connecting to it. +, -, and data.

You say 12v for the lights, but input on the strips says +5v

I said, with caveats.

There are four options available to manufacturers according to the regulations. The first two, a cascaded acoustic or vibrating warning, don’t intervene, while the latter two, haptic feedback through the acceleration pedal and a speed limiter, will.

That implementation of a speed limiter is not a hard limit though.

As long as we get 7-9 hours sleep we can stay up til 4am, with ya bro

From this month it is already happening in Europe, with caveats.

https://www.theregister.com/2024/07/11/speed_limiters_arrive_for_all/

This is pretty strange, even the article text does not back up the headline.

Dr Raha West, lead author and clinical research fellow at the department of surgery and cancer at Imperial College London, said: “While understanding and working with your natural sleep tendencies is essential, it’s equally important to remember to get just enough sleep, not too long or too short. This is crucial for keeping your brain healthy and functioning at its best.”

The study is not linked and the lead and co lead basically say, “get enough sleep”, then other scientists not involved in the study say there are many “important limitations” to the study.

Hey guardian editors, be better

Am I doing it wrong? I always keep only one elbow on each side of my body, and I keep them where I normally keep my elbows.

There is this recent paper about ants, https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/07/call-the-ant-doctor-amputation-gives-injured-ants-a-leg-up-on-infections/

We can both be tired, it’s OK.

I based it on this

Thanks to Phyllis Blanchard ExtrOversion is the prominent spelling of the word in the United States today.

In her 1918 paper, “A Psycho-Analytic Study of August Comte” she writes:

“In order to understand the marked contract between Comte’s mental attitude during his early years and that of his later life, we must keep in mind Jung’s hypothesis of the two psychological types, the introvert and extrovert, – the thinking type and the feeling type.”

Not only did she change the spelling of the word, but she also changed the definition!

Yes, the article clearly spells out that she fucked up the translation.

Things evolve, I like that. Even if it isn’t technically correct.

I have never heard an American say ‘extravert’ I am OK with that

Unreliable narrators keep us all in check, they make us question what we believe or know to be true.

It very clearly states that since 1918 the american spelling has been ‘extrovert’. That has nothing to do with whether the A or O is correct, only that O is more common in American English.

It also says she changed the definition, that’s the nature of language, it evolves. That can be through a colloquialism, a hard change (as this seems to be), or many other reasons.

I am not arguing whether it is correct or not, I am simply saying it is different.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/beautiful-minds/the-difference-between-extraversion-and-extroversion/

Tldr A British English, O American English

Cris Heist

Yes, I erroneously extrapolated your comment to include why it was banned.

Yes, you are correct. I apparently went on a tangent of my own.