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"The Pinouts Book is a free digital book created for designers and engineers as a quick reference for remembering the different pinout functions in your electronics projects"

pinouts.org/

"Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) faces challenges managing employees at its new fab in Arizona who are unaccustomed to the long work hours and management culture"

eetimes.com/tsmcs-arizona-cult

@lupyuen

The issue here is not that Javascript can respond to events -- that's a useful feature. The problem is that JavaScript has access to the clipboard. When did they add that feature? Who's numb-skull idea was that? Can they read the clipboard as well? That'd be a huge security issue as well.

I can see no legitimate purpose to allowing JavaScript on a web page to have access to the clipboard.

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