We are aware of the criticisms of GOTO, which, given a superficial understanding of the anchor tag in HTML, the programming language, may come to mind for some programmers (mainly juniors). A full response to this criticism is beyond the scope of this document, but, in summary: you are wrong

I guess the point still stands, I’m sure you need to account for the circumference of the earth when laying those cables

The most common ones use WiFi, so you don’t need any hubs other than a router.

I see frieren, I upvote

You still need to read the variable in each iteration, but the cost of that is probably negligible

Lol I was just going to google it

There’s also the Ox64, it’s a neat little device but software support is not great

Damn, $300 daily is a crazy amount of money

I would like to think that I would react better if that happened to me but I know that I would fumble in the worst ways possible, so I feel you

What did Murcia do to you?

Well he had time to ssh in from his phone and type a command

I took it as the donkey being .NET

I wish I could flick the V

Those balls are too big, they’ll never make it in

https://aussie.zone/comment/3742559

Source: it was me, I was there

When PoE just doesn’t cut it

All you’d need to program that ESP32 is an USB to UART adapter, you can get those for pennies on the dollar. I’ve never used Ethernet on the ESP32 so I can’t attest to how easy it would be, however I do know that doing it over WiFi is super simple.

Strip the debug info, should be a lot smaller. Also check out TinyGo, it’s meant for embedded devices

Probably cheaper to just use an ESP8266 or the like