If it thinks it's going to be plugged in for a long time (based on previous usage) it'll pause the charging around 80% to preserve the battery health. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT
https://docs.pi-hole.net/ftldns/blockingmode/ Pihole has many options for different blocks, but all have downsides.
QEMU does do x86 emulation (and UTM provides a nice frontend) but it's not something I'd want to use often as the speed is horrendous.
I used this years AoC to learn rust and had similar issues with input parsing. I found a fairly simple parsing crate (https://docs.rs/scan-rules/0.2.0/scan_rules/) which helped a lot with the simpler inputs (day 24 was…
This means that using auto for iterators (which is one of the most useful uses in my experience) wouldn't be allowed.
They might not have the ability to do that - I could quite easily see the bit of code that can tell if its fake being the same code that bricks the device. Maybe all the real ftdi chips will reject a PID of 0 (as it's…
If it thinks it's going to be plugged in for a long time (based on previous usage) it'll pause the charging around 80% to preserve the battery health. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT
https://docs.pi-hole.net/ftldns/blockingmode/ Pihole has many options for different blocks, but all have downsides.
QEMU does do x86 emulation (and UTM provides a nice frontend) but it's not something I'd want to use often as the speed is horrendous.
I used this years AoC to learn rust and had similar issues with input parsing. I found a fairly simple parsing crate (https://docs.rs/scan-rules/0.2.0/scan_rules/) which helped a lot with the simpler inputs (day 24 was…
This means that using auto for iterators (which is one of the most useful uses in my experience) wouldn't be allowed.
They might not have the ability to do that - I could quite easily see the bit of code that can tell if its fake being the same code that bricks the device. Maybe all the real ftdi chips will reject a PID of 0 (as it's…