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The guts of the device are irrelevant to the user of the device. That was true of the original and it's true of this replica. As long as you can't tell the beha
by mark-r 9y ago
The guts of the device are irrelevant to the user of the device. That was true of the original and it's true of this replica. As long as you can't tell the behavior from the original, and it's not relying on a connection to a larger system somewhere else, I'd consider it a success.
- cgriswald 9y agoWhile I disagree with the GP and believe this project is interesting, I can also empathize with his disappointment and sympathize with his original expectation. The use of the word miniaturization in the title was a poor choice. The audience of this article is not users, but hackers. In that context, the word miniaturization takes on a different connotation (if not meaning). The title therefore is a poor and misleading descriptor of the events that occurred (as evidenced by the GP's expectation and subsequent disappointment).