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1. It helps ensure that levels between 2.5v and 5.5v can be fed to the controller without breaking anything. For some cheaper power supplies you might get a voltage drop when starting to pull load, this will clean that up and prevent the voltage from dropping too low for the microcontroller.

2. If I'm reading the correct datasheet I can see it is current limiting so it should shutdown when overdrawn.

If I'm reading the part number right that regulator is rated for a current limit of 400mA At 5v that's 2 watts.

Well there are special provisions for vehicles where all the seats are full, so they probably can

Ah yeah I used to get high as shit before tests to replicate the same conditions I studied in.

The real crazy part here is that the s-10 was discontinued in North America in 2004 and still makes this list? Does that tell us that s-10 drivers are wild or that this data is 20 years old?

My mommie always told me I was special

I honestly think it's about the same...

Yeah I like to try and go a little cross eyed

Amazon claims the socket is "LGA 771" which is like almost a decade old

LGTM. I did a double take when I read the socket for the CPU. Lol I guess Amazon fucked up the product page.

Looks good though

I think someone else mentioned this but just run vimtutor in your command line for a pretty exhaustive tutorial.