Nah, it says their enspired by. Not that it has one onboard.
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joined 3 years ago
KeepassDX is great, works most of the time finding fields in Firefox. Can use biometrics to unlock your database if desired too.
Uses the same databases as I use on my laptop / desktop with no issues.
I had a laptop running as a container machine / image processing for frigate using its iGPU.
Kicked around in my rack without the screen housing, or the bottom housing for a few years. Didn't have ethernet, so I grabbed a M.2 a+e to Ethernet adaptor which worked a champion.
Until I let it short out on the tray it was resting on, wasn't expensive and replaced it with a cheap erying ES motherboard.
If you aren't using the wifi onboard you may be able to remove that M.2 a+e and install a dual sata m.2
Does depend on motherboard but possible.
Don't worry, M$ say you can launch the command line in 90ms now!
Cant wait to see if Erying get some ES boards on the market from this generation.
My 13th gen Erying ES board is an absolute champion, I'd love to retire my power hungry 9th gen 9900k file / media server with something more capable in the iGPU department.
Nothing also do some. Nothing Ear (Stick)
However I'm not sure if they are currently being produced, they do some open, over ear buds however; they all have the rubbish pinch gestures vs the old touch from the AirPods 1 / 2.
Former Chick-fil-A employee charged in $80,000 mac-and-cheese scheme
Harry Sekulich
2 - 3 minutes
Grapevine Police Department/ Facebook CCTV shows a man tapping at a touch-screen register wearing a brown puffer vest, backward baseball cap and blue jeans.Grapevine Police Department/ Facebook
CCTV shows the accused at a touch-screen register where he allegedly rang up hundreds of portions of mac-and-cheese.
Texas police have charged a former Chick-fil-A employee for allegedly defrauding the fast food company of the cost of 800 trays of mac-and-cheese.
The Grapevine Police Department alleges that the employee had been fired a month earlier, but returned to a branch of the fast food chain and made his way behind the counter, where he rang up the catering-sized portions of the rich pasta dish.
They say he then refunded the cost of the order – $80,000 (£58,800) – to his personal credit cards.
Police tried to arrest him multiple times before succeeding on 17 April, the department said in a social media statement. He was charged with property theft, money laundering and evading arrest.
Getty Images Chick-fil-A restaurant logo seen in Houston, Texas.Getty Images
US media named the suspect as 23-year-old Keyshun Jones. Records show he is currently in custody at Green Bay prison in Forth Worth, Texas. The New York Times reported that Jones's lawyer declined to comment.
The Chick-fil-A catering menu lists the cost of a large tray of its mac-and-cheese at around $100 depending on location. The number of calories in the baked macaroni dish, which features three types of cheese, is almost 10,000 (40,000 kilojoules).
The Chick-fil-A store shared surveillance footage appearing to show the sacked worker returning to the store and using a register behind the service counter.
CCTV footage shows the man wearing a brown puffer vest, blue jeans and backwards white cap, not the chain's branded red polo uniform.
It is alleged he used the restaurant's point-of-sale system to issue unauthorised refunds to his personal accounts. It is unclear why he was fired before the incident.
He was eventually found and arrested following a joint operation of the Texas attorney general's Fugitive Task Force and the Fort Worth Police Department.
The BBC has contacted Chick-fil-A's media office for comment.
I've got three of the old Google wifi pucks, all running openwrt. Bit of a mess around to find a working flash drive but no complaints now.
Only wifi 5 but all honesty that's all we need at home.
You can export them from the Google authenticator app and import into something like keepassdx. Its a bit of a workaround doing such, having to read the data from the QR code but entirely possible.
Mine sync between devices using Syncthing, merging forked credentials is easy enough to fix too with the desktop app.
Berman et al., Sci. Adv. 12, eaeb3034 (2026) 1 April 2026
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Complete biosynthesis of psychedelic tryptamines from
three kingdoms in plants
Paula Berman1,2
*†, Janka Höfer 1
†, Herschel Mehlman1
, Efrat Almekias-Siegl1
, Olga Khersonsky 3
,
Younghui Dong 4
‡, Uwe Heinig4
, Liron Sulimani5
, Let Kho Hao1,2
, Shahar Cohen2
, Yoav Peleg4
,
Sagit Meir1
, Ilana Rogachev 1
, David Meiri5
, Sarel J. Fleishman3
, Asaph Aharoni1
*
Psychedelic indolethylamines with therapeutic potential are naturally produced in plants, fungi, and animals.
Here, we elucidated the complete N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT) biosynthetic pathway in hallucinogenic plant
species traditionally used in shamanic rituals for spiritual healing. Leveraging the similarities in their chemical
structures, we reconstructed in one plant assay the full biosynthetic pathways of five renowned natural psyche-
delics; psilocin and psilocybin found in mushrooms, DMT from plants, and bufotenin and 5-methoxy-DMT secret-
ed by the Sonoran Desert toad. We further engineered halogenated analogs of these molecules, which do not
naturally occur in plants and exhibit prospective therapeutic potential for psychiatric conditions. Blending cata-
lytic functions across the tree of life, coupled with metabolic engineering guided by rational protein design of
mutant enzymes, enabled substantially more efficient in planta production of the indolethylamine components.
This work establishes a versatile platform for concurrent biosynthesis and diversification of psychoactive indole-
thylamines, paving the way for their production in plants.
INTRODUCTION
For thousands of years, psychedelic substances have been used by
indigenous cultures as entheogens in rituals intended to induce al-
tered states of consciousness for spiritual and therapeutic purposes.
Psilocybin-containing mushrooms were central to ancient Aztec
ceremonies (1), while N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), the pri-
mary psychoactive component of ayahuasca, has long been used
in traditional Amazonian rituals. This ceremonial brew combines
Psychotria viridis (a natural source of DMT) with Banisteriopsis caapi,
which provides β-carboline monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibi-
tors that render DMT orally active (1, 2). Similarly, 5-methoxy-N,N-
dimethyltryptamine (5-MeO-DMT), found in the secretion of
the Sonoran Desert toad (Incilius alvarius) and in several plant spe-
cies, is thought to have been used ceremonially by indigenous
groups in northern Mexico (3). 5-MeO-DMT has been described
as the most potent DMT analog, being about 4- to 10-fold more po-
tent than DMT in humans and is known to induce psychedelic ex-
periences that are distinct from those of DMT (4). Knowledge of
the traditional use of these molecules has fueled contemporary
therapeutic interest in psychedelics as treatments for neuropsychiat-
ric conditions.
Recent studies have shown that classical indolethylamine psy-
chedelics promote neuroplasticity and modulate serotonergic cir-
cuits, primarily through 5-HT 2A receptor activation (5–7). These
compounds have demonstrated therapeutic potential for depression,
anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, and addiction (5–8), with psi-
locybin receiving Food and Drug Administration Breakthrough
Therapy designation for major depressive disorder in 2019 (6, 7).
Although widely considered hallucinogenic, psilocybin itself func-
tions as a prodrug, undergoing enzymatic dephosphorylation in the
digestive tract and liver to produce psilocin, the active compound
responsible for its psychoactive effects. DMT is produced by a broad
range of plant species and, in low abundance, by certain animals (2).
When administered via smoking or intravenous injection, it pro-
duces rapid and intense psychoactive effects that typically peak with-
in 5 min and subside within 30 min, due to rapid metabolism by
MAO enzymes in the liver. Coadministration with MAO inhibitors
can extend the half-life of DMT in vivo (2). The traditional use of
ayahuasca exemplifies how combining compounds from different
sources can enable oral activity; however, such combinations require
carefully balanced dosing to mitigate adverse effects associated with
MAO inhibition (9).
The expanding clinical interest in psychedelics as therapeutics
has sparked the need for scalable and versatile production platforms
and structural diversification (10, 11). Traditionally, the supply of
psychedelics relies on natural producers, mainly plants, fungi, and
the Sonoran Desert toad. Harvesting these organisms for their psy-
choactive compounds raises ecological and ethical concerns, being
increasingly threatened by habitat loss and overexploitation (12).
While synthetic routes for these compounds are available and, in
some cases, relatively straightforward, they still require compound-
specific reactants, can lead to unwanted intermediates and prod-
ucts, and require several processing steps (2, 13, 14). Biocatalys
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I only have one UBI AP that was swiftly flashed to openwrt watching the shitshow unfold during CV19. I stepped up to a product manager role for a computer component store, took on lots of brands UBI included.
I didn't get the hype behind UBI but they sold well and kept my KPIs on track, but working with / being an enthusiast I guess gave me a different perspective from old Joe down the road.