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Something loud and fast out there :D Anyone know why?

I've seen the "deck" commonly referred to as a case, never a deck.

Presumably they'd be really pretty resilient to picking, bumping, raking, etc.. I imagine getting keys made wouldn't be an issue as the person who made the lock could likely handle making additional keys if needed.

I suppose, more broadly if not challenge locks, is making commercially available locks more difficult to pick and using them for practical security a thing? or is this a bad idea?

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Thanks for taking the time to read this :D

I wonder if anyone has made a space trading style MUD with various ships, planets, space stations etc type MUD based off of or similar to Trade Wars/TW2002 door games of yesteryear?

Would be pretty fun and a fairly simple concept to execute!

I'll take my answers is the form of a question

I've seen both Lovelace and Ada Lovelace being used for the new gpu microarchitecture and I am wondering what the official will be? If going by previous naming convention, one would expect Lovelace (like Volta, Kepler, Curie, Turing, etc).

Not that it matters a lot, but I'm curious to see where the community comes down on this and what it ends up being "officially".

As if people watching TV to relax and unwind from work needed a reminder from a bank about bills and working.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKrF2Jnej2A

The song is kinda catchy and is a satire but it really rubs me the wrong way in a fucking Chase Bank commercial.

No sight of it on Flightaware/flightradar.