This happened to me years ago. I connected it to a USB enclosure with its own power supply, not bus-powered, and for some reason it spun up long enough for me to get most of the critical stuff. Total long shot, but sometimes a stable power source makes a difference.
My Canon did this last month! Turns out its IP address changed, and my PC was still looking for the old one. A full router reset (not just power cycle) fixed it for me.
Thanks for the shoutout for Arctic MX-4, it's a solid choice. Just one small correction, make sure the isopropyl alcohol is *at least* 90% or higher, 99% is ideal for evaporating cleanly.
What about accessibility? Are there best practices for microinteractions that ensure they don't exclude users with motion sensitivities or screen readers?
To answer comment #14, we're currently using a sliding window approach for longer contexts and summarizing past turns when needed. It's not perfect but works for most cases.
Definitely agree on the architectural shift. I've been spending more time reviewing AI-generated code for security vulnerabilities and performance bottlenecks, which is a different skillset than writing it from scratch. It's less about raw coding speed now.
It's not just about learning *new* concepts, but also unlearning some frontend-specific assumptions when you move to the backend. State management, for example, is very different.
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