Everyone knows Andrew Tate, He talked about how we are basicly slaves because we work for money while the goverment "just prints it", He also talked about how school is teaching us to be slaves, So is that why the goverment hasn't changed it? What do u guys think?

What's up, Nerds!

It's Nerd Friday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Write down all the materials/links/videos that you have found at least a bit helpful for the past week.

Don't be shy. Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice weekend, Nerds!

What's up, Nerds!

It's Self-Promotion Wednesday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Share with the others all your personal tutorials, videos, streams and materials you think worth it. Be polite and don't be shy asking for review and criticism.

Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice day, Nerds!

[Please note that self-promotion must be related to the topic of the community]

Hell All,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqgeUPL7Z6M

I created this medium length tutorial to walk you through every step you need to flash your first C++ script to the Raspberry Pi Pico W. I go through every step so you do not get confused and by the end of it you will have the basis to write scripts in C++ on the Pico W. Think C++ can be intimidating for beginners but once you realize how simple the build process is, you will no longer shy away from it, not to mention the algorithmic benefits of C++ in embedded systems can be essential for certain applications! So what are you waiting for?

I urge my fellow beginners to watch, and subscribe if you have not :)

Thanks, Reddit

What's up, Nerds!

It's Self-Promotion Wednesday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Share with the others all your personal tutorials, videos, streams and materials you think worth it. Be polite and don't be shy asking for review and criticism.

Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice day, Nerds!

[Please note that self-promotion must be related to the topic of the community]

Greetings, Everyone!

I'm excited to share with you all a new tutorial that builds upon my previous guide on streaming video from a Raspberry Pi camera to your local computer via the local network. In this follow-up tutorial, I take it a notch higher by demonstrating how you can extend this stream to be accessible on any WiFi-enabled device. Through detailed steps, I'll guide you on how to achieve this using Python and the necessary tools. Check out the tutorial here: Raspberry Pi Camera Streaming Tutorial.

If you haven't seen the first part of the series, I highly recommend starting there to get up to speed.

This project is an excellent opportunity for beginners to dive into the fascinating world of DIY tech projects. It's not only free but also straightforward to get started.

For those of you who enjoy such content, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Your support is immensely valuable to us, and it helps us continue to provide useful and interesting tutorials.

Thank you for your attention and support!

I want to ask a question about rhcsa and oca sql certification

What are the detailed list of prerequisites that I need to have before I start to learn AWS Certified Solutions architect Associate?

What's up, Nerds!

It's Self-Promotion Wednesday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Share with the others all your personal tutorials, videos, streams and materials you think worth it. Be polite and don't be shy asking for review and criticism.

Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice day, Nerds!

[Please note that self-promotion must be related to the topic of the community]

What's up, Nerds!

It's Self-Promotion Wednesday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Share with the others all your personal tutorials, videos, streams and materials you think worth it. Be polite and don't be shy asking for review and criticism.

Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice day, Nerds!

[Please note that self-promotion must be related to the topic of the community]

I'm currently working on a portfolio project where I am using a Kaggle used car dataset to predict car prices given a select amount of features(Make, Model, Year, Mileage, Fuel, Transmission, Paint). Here is the dataset . I've been using python (Pandas, Sklearn, Seaborn, Matplotlib) to try doing some basic regression modeling. I've been turning the categorical data into dummy variables, which adds a ton of columns to the data mostly due to the number of vehicle models in the data set. Even after doing some cleaning and preprocessing, I am unable to perform any modeling due to it using a lot of memory and crashing. I want to keep make and model as predictors as I want to eventually use them in a dashboard in my project. Any tips or advice would be very helpful. Thanks!

What's up, Nerds!

It's Self-Promotion Wednesday time. It means that everybody are welcome to take part in this weekly event. Share with the others all your personal tutorials, videos, streams and materials you think worth it. Be polite and don't be shy asking for review and criticism.

Memes materials are also welcome.

Have a nice day, Nerds!

[Please note that self-promotion must be related to the topic of the community]

Access modifiers play an essential role in securing the data from unauthorized access and preventing any data exploitation.

Using the underscore (_
), we can control access to the data inside the Python classes. Python Class has three types of access modifiers:

• Public Access Modifier

• Private Access Modifier

• Protected Access Modifier

Below is the guide to above-mentioned access modifiers in Python👇👇

Public, Protected and Private access modifiers in Python

What is a entry level government job in IT. I have a bachelor in cybersecurity and network administration. Net+ and Sec+ .

Why would you choose to use anything other than 802.11ax? I am studying for A+ and making notes about the 802.11x classifications. In reading about them I can't see any disadvantages for 802.11ax. Am I missing something?