M95D

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by M95D 5mo ago
They're all stupid.
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by M95D 5mo ago
Yes, they did. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_ban_on_face_covering
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by M95D 5mo ago
It's not a replacement until they issue cards that work without a phone.
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by M95D 5mo ago
You missed the point.
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by M95D 5mo ago
This isn't about kids. That's the excuse.
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by M95D 5mo ago
> My attitude shows that JavaScript is necessary for the modern web experience! No one has successfully argued against this yet-- nor have they even really tried! Exactly! I agree with you 100%! I, and many others, don't like the mo
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by M95D 5mo ago
Representation by random selection instead of popular vote was already proposed as a fix for many of the democracy's disadvantages.
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by M95D 5mo ago
Well, let me guess... even more bots and new agentic spammers and scammers?
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by M95D 5mo ago
What GDPR banner? GDPR doesn't impose any banners. ePrivacy Directive did, and it's actually a choice: use tracking cookies with consent, or don't use tracking cookies and no consent is needed.
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by M95D 5mo ago
Then, why have groups at all? Direct democracy!
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by M95D 5mo ago
> I'm just tired of being downvoted every single time I mention that JavaScript is necessary on the modern web Downvotes should give you a hint that the few users that know what javascript is, don't like it, and the rest of the
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by M95D 6mo ago
Who should be blamed then? Do you not vote your lawmakers? Do you not vote with your wallet by buying from non-3d-secure merchants?
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by M95D 6mo ago
> "they can sue" That's one of the features of a free country. What you propose is close to tyranny.
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Radio Lockdown Averted(fsfe.org)
12 points by M95D 6mo ago|0 comments
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by M95D 6mo ago
The pulses you see are no substitute for a stethoscope. You see them later and they dissappear sooner than what you hear with a stethoscope.
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by M95D 6mo ago
I imagined that the game / audio driver would just send data to the card at regular intervals and that's it. I realize now that the card uses it's own clock that can drift when compared to the system timer and this method wou
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by M95D 6mo ago
No, I really appreciate the detailed answer. Things were so simple back then. I thought the OPL chip was addressed via 388h (adlib/fm), not 220h (wave)?
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by M95D 6mo ago
IBM was always special. :-) Aren't they the ones who invented the MCA bus abomination that required a floppy disk to configure each card?
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by M95D 6mo ago
All cards receive the same signals (address lines, data lines, IRQ lines and everything else). They just ignore all data for addresses (on address lines) that are not theirs. Each card must have a unique I/O address, sometimes more tha
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by M95D 6mo ago
It can't be IRQ 8 on an ISA board. That's the IRQ for the RTC.
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by M95D 6mo ago
You don't really need IRQs for most ISA boards. OPL3/Adlib sound cards don't need one, MIDI doesn't, joystick port doesn't. I saw various I/O boards that don't need IRQ. Soundblaster does, but I don't
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by M95D 6mo ago
But that code would have to be selected in menuconfig, compiled, and the module loaded. I assume that nobody does that for bus mice, and even if someone, by mistake, selects one of the drivers, that's 1 machine in a billion. Who would
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by M95D 6mo ago
ISA slots are all identical. If you have one slot, you can multiply it to 100 slots just by connecting the wires.
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by M95D 6mo ago
mali_csffw.bin - see my other answer. Xorg works, it uses the generic modesetting driver which is accelerated by Mesa panfrost driver, but like I said, with stuttering and temporary freezes when I move the mouse. It happens in all apps: mov
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by M95D 6mo ago
You're right, 3D needs /lib/firmware/arm/mali/arch10.8/mali_csffw.bin, distributed by linux-firmware package.
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by M95D 6mo ago
RK3288 was true open source. It boots with just u-boot and no blobs. DDR init was done by u-boot code and armv7 didn't require a TEE. RK3588 is "almost" open. It boots with mainline u-boot and device tree from the Linux kerne
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by M95D 6mo ago
Drones can be made in ordinary civilian houses and apartments. It's too expensive to dig an underground factory just for that, and even if they do (let's assume an abandoned mine could be used), they would still have vulnerable po
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by M95D 6mo ago
Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ig_Nobel_Prize
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by M95D 6mo ago
> I can ship a cross-platform application And you can also un-ship it whenever you want, leaving users with unusable devices they paid money for.
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by M95D 6mo ago
No, that's not a/the problem. You had the chance to vote independent - Bernie. You didn't.

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