go programming question, net/http
i have a very simple thing i wanna do: make an HTTP request and enforce a timeout from the start of the request to the first bit of response body coming in.
I can't do a timeout for the whole request because the response body is an endless stream, and I don't want to set separate dial, tls handshake, etc. timeouts because that looks like a huge mess and doesn't appear to actually cover all the states between request and the start of response.
I'm sure there's just something i'm not understanding about Contexts that would help a lot
PC hardware request
a while ago i saw a page about a Mini ITX motherboard that had a right angle PCIe slot on the "north" (like, the opposite edge of the board than usual) side of the board, so that you could slide a GPU into the connector and its fans would face upwards. anyone know what i'm talking about / have a model number / link / anything?
learning about raymarching, messed up a rotation function, accidentally made something cool: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/Wl3yzH
trump press conference, death
i for one am in favor of donald trump scheduling (and hopefully attending) press conferences at locations that store ammonium nitrate. please, 2020, at least give us this?
physics question
would it be possible with materials available on earth to build a structure capable of holding a dime-sized piece of neutronium? if not, is there any sized/shaped piece of neutronium that could be held up?
For the sake of the question, i'm ignoring however neutronium would fuck up whatever normal matter it touches and just wondering about the densisty
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