u/plimaz

Hello everyone!

I'm trying to connect an ESP32-S3 to an Android phone using a basic 4-pin USB-C breakout board (VBUS, GND, D+, D-) wired directly to the native USB pins: GPIO 19 (D-) and GPIO 20 (D+).

​If I use a cable directly from the ESP32-S3's onboard native USB port to the phone, communication works correctly.

​But when I route through the external USB-C breakout board wired to pins 19 and 20, the phone completely ignores it. Wall chargers power the board fine through the breakout board but the phone doesn't.

​Why does the onboard native port work, but wiring directly to pins 19/20 via a breakout board fails? What am I missing about USB architecture or hardware requirements here?

​Thanks!

Hey guys. What’s your opinion on the new change to lethal Mists where it's no longer possible to find portals to Brecilien in non-enchanted Mists?

I understand the reasoning behind it, as it used to be a very easy and safe way to escape the Outlands. However, these portals were also used to transport goods from Caerleon to Brecilien. Right now, doing this kind of transport is no longer viable, and neither is leaving the RZ just to look for a mist with a portal in a YZ. Don't you think this is only going to hurt the market in Caerleon even more?

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Sometimes I go into the RZ and kill some scouts for fun, but some of them are actually pretty well monitored, and they react quickly to my presence by zoning out.

What build would you guys pick for this exact situation?

Does anyone know the math behind the crafting capacity on the stations?

I've seen it somewhere else before but I cannot find it anymore.

I think it was something like item value*0.01... or something like that...

I wanted to share something I’ve been noticing on Instagram and check if anyone else has experienced the same.

For a while now, I’ve had the impression that the Reels algorithm adapts heavily to our usage patterns, even down to the time we usually go to sleep. That in itself didn’t seem like a big issue.

However, over the past few days, I’ve noticed something that made me genuinely uncomfortable. On two consecutive days, when I got home and opened Reels, I was shown a sequence of videos with a very strange mix: explicit adult content alongside videos involving children in situations that felt, at the very least, inappropriate.

What stood out was not just a single video, but a consistent pattern, of surprisingly high volume of videos of young girls, no older then 13yo where they "accidentally" show their on growing breasts. Some other videos show young boys playing with their penises.

WTF is going on?

Some of those videos are posted by random profiles, others seems to be posted by the actually kids.

I’m not sure how to interpret this or what the best way to respond is beyond reporting individual videos.

Has anyone else noticed something similar recently? Is there any explanation for this kind of algorithm behavior?