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Extremely easy if you aren't using an off-the-shelf bitstream with default Xilinx device identifiers.
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PCIe DMA says "what anticheat?"
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The issue is not "all government bad," the issue is that generally government quickly expands to spend excessively on low/negative-ROI activities.
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"Every political idea I don't like" is automatically "fascism."
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Social programs and equity initiatives would never receive enough funding without taxes enforced by violence.
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It's unlikely that any AirBNB has enough power and cooling to make any meaningful amount of money mining there.
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That's nice: where can I actually buy the Titanium chips with the RV cores? Last time I checked, those models were omitted from every vendor I could find.
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The idea behind forcibly stopping someone from barging into your room is to slow down the interaction and gain control. The goal is then to establish identity, purpose, and ultimately deescalate. And then if need-be call the police and/
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> AR-15 rifles, 1600 rounds of ammunition and 50 pounds of explosives. All of which can be fit into a handful of suitcases that staff are not opening to inspect. 1600 rounds of ammunition is not very much.
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There's no way someone is "barging in" with a door chained (with normal-style chain or a bar-style chain) in under 30 seconds, probably a minute or more of finagling the long tool into place to get it undone. While this is ha
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https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/Microcontrollers-MCU-MPU... Here's an M0+ for an extra 4 cents - hopefully that won't break the bank. https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/Microcontroll
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When packaged M0s run 6-8 cents, are they really getting "aggressive?" https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/Microcontrollers-MCU-MPU...
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How are they "way more complicated?" You have to add two resistors and short another pair of DP/DM lines?
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> 1. Nobody has a wider selection of peripherals than a chip with 3 PIOs. NXP FlexIO says "Hello!"
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The STM32H7 and other M7 chips have caches - performance is night and day between 2x300MHz smaller, cacheless cores and chips with L1 caches (and things like TCM, etc.) The SRAM in that H7 is running at commensurately-high speeds, as well.
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"Pout?" Nobody said these weren't "firearm deaths" - they're not "gun violence" regardless of how badly you want them to be for this strawman to work. The problem comes when folks lump all of these de
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Here's what Black's Law Dictionary has to say: *violence.* Unjust or unwarranted exercise of force, usually with accompaniment of vehemence, outrage, or fury. People v. McIlvain, 55 Cal.App.2d 322, 130 P.2d 131, 134. Physical f
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Fascinating how suicides are creatively included in "gun violence."
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This specific error is common amongst non-native English speakers.
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> because it's not a thing that's protected by law Unequivocally false in the United States. Despite what computer professionals may sometimes think, judicial opinions and most of our legal system are based on what a "reas
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Every piece of breakthrough technology you use has followed this process to some degree, it takes time. As with any field, folks are resistant to new ideas and methods. Despite being poorly-organized, the medical field is collectively quite
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> doctors are fiercely protective of their salaries A freshly-minted dermatologist isn't making that much, though they will be in the long term. As a whole, physicians aren't very organized to deal with these types of technolog
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This isn't even a tin foil hat requiring thing: this is exactly what happened with the 2015 San Bernardino iPhone case. FBI wanted to compel Apple to release custom, new software to bypass rate limiting on an older device, Apple said
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A new prepaid phone is what, $100? Sticky notes are essentially free.
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Even after a chip has firmware loaded, which controller can make logical sense of a filesystem?
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> less .. food selection Often, grocery stores that sell liquor have entirely dedicated wings for it. > give me convenience or give me death This is a product that one drinks - like juices and milk - introducing arbitrary inconvenienc
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> I definitely do not need a very large FPGA Bigger is better here - even if you don't use the LUTs/FFs, the tools have a much easier time placing/routing a relatively small design into a huge chip. If your budget is $220i
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I don't have to go to two stores to obtain it? Normally these same laws restricting sales to private liquor stores also come with a convenient quota on the number of licenses issued to protect sales. Most areas that remove the liquor s
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SpinalHDL or Chisel would be my recommendation - type-checked metaprogramming is really nice.
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RK3588 in BGA-1088 with the metal heat spreader
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