Nexxxeh

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by Nexxxeh 1y ago
I'm not an Arm dev and am just a consumer so I may be misunderstanding, but isn't Arm SystemReady pretty much the thing that's intended to solve the problem you're talking about (among others)? https://develop
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by Nexxxeh 1y ago
I followed a tutorial a couple of years ago to add NVMe support to an ASUS MAXIMUS VII GENE. Worked great! (I think it was this one: https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/howto-get-full-nvme-suppor... Also praise be to Lev
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by Nexxxeh 1y ago
One shot of Smirnoff Red Label vodka (or UA/EU equivalent), as we don't have Everclear here.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
The early ~2008 Linux-supplied dirt cheap Acer Aspire One A110L netbooks came with small (8GB?) and horrifically slow SSDs. Back in the days of such things, we'd upgrade the RAM and use Windows XP with the write filter to make them gre
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
You probably already know this stuff or have decided against it for authenticity or whatever, but just in case, you can use some of the Gotek USB flash drive floppy disk emulators: https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy&#
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
When I read the headline, I assumed the IoT platform and smart light brand, the now Wi-Fi arm of Signify, the smart home people who do (Philips) Hue smart lighting. https://www.wizconnected.com/en-gb
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
>...Aureal Semiconductor Inc on the 9th of September in 1995. This company would also go bankrupt and later be acquired by Creative. The brutal story of Creative v Aureal is interesting. The grossly oversimplified version being Creative
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Like this software? Not that I've seen, but there devices that offer that functionality. VoIP GSM gateways, sometimes with basic PBX functions, are absolutely a thing. Yealink do some (that I've not used) that act as a SIP registr
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
They were also a plague because they introduced uncertainty and had spread and contaminated devices across a wide range of devices. Silently counterfeited devices are not OK.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
In the two cities either side of me, a large portion of the organised events (on the DnB side at least) seem to be going daytime with a 10pm or 11pm finish on a weekend. Great fun. And there's still nighttime ones (also great fun) and
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
There was a wild video of a Russian group mocking a tank and then discovering it was a Russian T-90 and its reactive armour was literally a construction brick. https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comment
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
There were so many excellent touches and insights in the documentary. And I got goosebumps in a couple of places. Also the Half-Life documentary they released last year was one hour long. The Half-Life 2 documentary is two hours long. I sur
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
It's not solely for Google's benefit. They're ("we're" tbh) contributing data that improves services that we use. It has additional selfish and altruistic benefits beyond feeding the Googly beast.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Excuse the dumb question, but could I then pair this with OP's project, to give myself a USB wireless keyboard and mouse while only carrying my phone and a Pi Zero 2 W?
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
I was thinking more that each individual act that inconveniences others was pocket change. But I agree that the accumulation of $6k of it in a month is not mere pocket change. I'd wonder if it constitutes some kind of fraud or some oth
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
This feels really scummy in the "this is why we can't have nice things" sense. A system put in place to incentivise helping people, abused by a few to inconvenience customers for pocket change.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
I couldn't make sense of it either. The top level comment doesn't make sense as written. >One of the best tools to set a Windows/Reactos computer among MMC.exe, and now their are ditching it because of braindead mobile use
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
>What exactly is NATO without the US? For starters, it's still a lot bigger than Ukraine. Ukraine have successfully resisted Russian invasion for a couple of years, initially without the modern Western weaponry they now have (limite
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
That's optimistic. I think it'll get used in a lot of places long before it's fit for the given purpose.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
I dunno. I usually read HN comments before the article, so I know what to look out for when reading it. But that's not the tone I'm getting here. >So I called his mom and said, ‘Listen, I wanted to tell you some things that And
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
It would immediately prevent several classes of cheating. No more wallhacks or ESP. Ironically the main type that'd still exist would be the vision-based external AI-powered target-highlighting and aim/fire assist. The display is
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
>how is ["Imo journalists should be allowed and should (honestly I don't know if they are or not, probably not) repost their stories on their own personal websites."] any different than saying a programmer should be able t
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Their flag is literally the words: >God is the Greatest >Death to America >Death to Israel >A Curse Upon the Jews >Victory to Islam In Arabic. We're literally watching them, frankly effectively indiscriminately because o
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
>I took the information given and attempted to interpolate (unsuccessfully, I might add) what OP was talking about. You could have used your brain and just Googled "TEE Android". But by all means, despite not having either the
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Yeah, I'm sorry that they spoke to you like that. It was unwarranted, as was the subsequent benefit of the doubt I gave them. It's apparently just the attitude they communicate with others with. Unfortunate.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
I see the benefit of the doubt was unwarranted. Righto.
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
I think, probably unintentionally, you've misjudged or ignored the tone your message is likely to be read as having. To me, your comment comes across as having a rude and insulting tone. I think the person you were replying to read it
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
There were alternatives to Android. Without Android, we'd be running Windows CE, Windows 11, or WebOS. I suspect many of us here will have been running smartphones before they were called smartphones. When I was in high-school, my phon
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Not sure if it's my setup or me or what, but the AutoMotion video makes me feel queasy when it switches to AutoMotion on. Feels like VR sickness. (Stock old Lenovo laptop with Intel iGPU and stock base-model X250 panel.)
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by Nexxxeh 2y ago
Uninstall, re-install as a service which may now be default.

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