Oh
According to Straight, the issue was caused by a piece of wiring that had come loose from the battery that powered a wristwatch used to control the exoskeleton. This would cost peanuts for Lifeward to fix up, but it refused to service anything more than five years old, Straight said
Yeah, that's something any jackass with a soldering iron could fix in about 10 seconds
Rebuilding the original pack with new cells is semi-common practice, no need for new tooling
You can have large amounts of storage without being a hoarder, tbh in this day and age its just prudent to have an offline DRM free copy of your favorite media
If you have a bit of spare cash I can't recommend building a NAS and setting up a jellyfin server enough, its really nice knowing that everything on it won't disappear unless you will it
You will have an easier time finding quality media in .mkv than not, its one of, if not the most popular formats out there
Do they really think the 30 computers in their car will survive an EMP?
Man, you must not be on YouTube much
Yeah but the thing that helps keep them at $2 is a supply of new ones
Right as I'm getting into minidisc too
I would pay damn good money for a thinkpad that has been on the ISS
RIP Bozo, blocked that instance ages ago, I don't even know why we were federated with them
I like how dextero has scarle for the thumbnail, a vtuber who has never and likely never will stream on twitch
That ai thing too, yeesh