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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Not grinding them into paste whole certainly helped sell them as suitable for human consumption.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
The pencil unlock seems to have made a return with the latest hack of running 9th gen Intels on 6th gen mobos. https://hackaday.com/2024/05/31/intels-anti-upgrade-tricks-d...
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Maybe, but the C&C Red Alert 2 used as an example is relevant, because Electronic Arts has released the previous games in the series as 100% free downloads, but not open sourced them. So the original Command & Conquer, Red Alert and
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
In the ECAD world design rules and design rule check exists to prevent or at least detect that. Then it is just up to you or your organization to come up with a design rule set that ensures your boards can be manufactured by the board hous
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Brass handrails and large door handles do regularly get stolen here.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
And large amounts of the "computer" graphics in Tron are hand drawn.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
In USA the CBRS band allows running real LTE or better, real 5G SA on very lightly licensed spectrum. All kinds of more experimental community networks make use of it. Even better, Magma core is a free 5G core and multiple vendors like Baic
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
At this point telcos are also deploying 5G to old bands, so the assumption that 5G is 3.5GHz and mmW only no longer holds. In my part of the world I see 5G on 1800MHz and 2100MHz bands in addition to the 3.5GHz one. Unfortunately that'
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Current day term is "kovalevy", literally just "hard disk" or "hard sheet". Sheet as in sheet of decently thick metal plate or marble counter top.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
At these power levels the power beaming array starts to look a lot like a weapon. One with a beam that can target distinct areas. Easy way to fry large amounts of your adversarys telecoms infra. It will not put you back to the stone age, bu
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Here in Finland the terms for 3.5" floppies is "korppu", a type of hard biscuit, do distinguish them from "lerppu" "floppy", which refers to the older 5 1/4" discs that actually flopped around.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Ain't basic fpv drones around half the price of a 155mm HE shell?
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
Being able to check the numbers software and manufacturers provide is a good use.
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by RF_Savage 2y ago
One samsung phone I had problems per software in getting a gps lock in it's last years of use. Fancier software would sit there forever trying to get lock, but more primitive one's could get a lock and after that the fancier ones
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Most countries do require the equipent to be licesed, even the folks who operate and deploy then don't need to be. And equipment for 1890MHz is not approved if it is not DECT.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
While 802.11ah does operate at sub-1GHz, BLE Long Range seems to be 2.4GHz, just with much more robust coding. DECT-NR on 1.9GHz wil be lower in frequency than that and on less shared spectrum. The comparison is not the same everywhere, as
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
At least the windows 2000 pro and xp machines I used back in the day presented a dialog with both "lock computer", "open task manager", "switch user" or "log out".
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Ben Eater's "Let's build a video card" series might fit the bill. https://eater.net/vga Well explained and the parts used are not unobtainium, so one can follown along at home with real hardware, if one
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
AMD Vega used HBM next to the GPU die, but most GPU manufacturers are now back to discrete chips on the GPU circuit board.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
The i.reddit mobile site sadly seems to have stopped working. At least for me.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
It is not the rivets, but the door plug gasket that got damaged while dealing with the damaged rivets. That gasket got changed, but they did not mark that they had done work on the door, requiring reinspection.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Won't this still require network connectivity to function?
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Oh the process and procedure for generating that documentation exists, it was just not followed. The process for checking that the door plug bolts are correctly installed was simply skipped, as nominally no work had been done on it due to i
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
I do like the DigiKey symbols, but the quality and style is all over the place with them.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Is the license CC 4.0 or one of the older flawed ones? That part is very important when it comes to CC licenses. Make a mistake in attribution for pre-4.0 CC license and you are open to being sued by the rights holder. Cory Doctrow has an a
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
This gets even more interesting when one considers that the iris actually does change with age. How much drift from the original does this allow? And if it can be updates, can that be abused or can people be coerced into handing over th
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
I thought they were reasonably well known to be cheap, so cheap infact that the hardware was sold at or below cost. Thus the actual profit came from advertising and selling usage data.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Valve can afford to be responsible on this front thanks to Steam printing them money. No need to resort to short term tricks to appease shareholders either thanks to being private.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
The hardware is not the hard part. Routing and the software stack for meshing is.
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by RF_Savage 3y ago
Unfortunately write only backups from one's own perspective.

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