Rust handles this by automatically unlocking when the MutexGuard returned by lock() is dropped. The issue here is not that the mutex remains locked, but rather that the data protected by the mutex might be inconsistent (and the mutex unlocked) after a panic.
One interesting thing about the dwarf format is that it is executable and Turing complete, running small programs on a virtual machine to figure out file names, line numbers and exception handling.
It's really fascinating the different little evaluators that exist in DWARF. I started writing one for the DWARF expression format (https://github.com/tmcgilchrist/durin/pull/7) that I'm integrating with a debugger and free-monad/effect handler style code to lookup the missing data to provide for the Requires* callbacks.
Then there is the line number evaluation, which I haven't started on.
Building a Debugger by Sy Brand (https://nostarch.com/building-a-debugger) is an awesome book if you want to learn more about this. It covers DWARF 4 and you build a full debugger in C++17 for Linux/x86_64. Can't recommend that book highly enough!
A local group of security people have been running a weekend project they call Project Lion Cage where they take Chinese cars into a local mine with spectrum analyzers etc. to watch where they send data and so on. This is how the bus was evaluated as well. Tor Indstøy has quite a few posts on his LinkedIn page talking about the work and what they have found.
The crazy thing is we have to have a rebuttal over something so obviously false that a child can see it.
For anyone who has studied genocide to any degree it is clear that this doesn't match anything that has previously been classified as a genocide.
But more importantly, unlike all actual genocides, in this conflict it is the victim [1] population that started it and have all the keys to stop it.
[1]: victim in the same way as the nazi German population was victim in 1944 and 1945, they were suffering most even if they were the ones to start it. Oh, and unlike the nazi Germans, Gazans can probably still stop this by the end of the week if they want to.
The term of art you are probably looking for here is grid forming inverter. The ENTSO-E class list on Wikipedia is probably a good starting point for some of the problems that one might want to handle:
And to add to that, power is almost always the number that is reported/counted so watts is usually correct. That might seem strange since batteries store energy, but in terms of the service they provide to the grid power in/out is more important than storage at least for now.
BloombergNEF reports a cost of $115 per kWh for turnkey energy storage systems (in China) so their comparison is likely to hold up for complete systems in Australia and the US.
The 6+2 spikes around the bright stars is a diffraction pattern created by the edges of the hexagonal mirror segments (the six large spikes) and the three struts that hold the secondary mirror (also six spikes, but four overlap with the mirror spikes).
