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by Rediscover 3y ago
Bang! Spot on! Love NXP. Everyone else here, read the above comment.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
4A, in my measurements.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
It is a power supply that if intelligent negotiations fail, falls back to providing 5V (at whatever current), usually (2023) USB-C.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
You are correct. I have many that do 5V 4A.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
If You have not tried what the other reply-post suggests (dumb brick), I have a 5V 4A dumb brick I can loan for a quick test. Seattle area. It has worked on quite a few boards here. Or purchase one from where-ever, they are really useful
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Piers, "Mute"
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Living in Belltown (neighborhood of Seattle), we have a TON of addicts. Mostly alcohol. Most of the residents are great at functioning. We also have the /other/ "addicts" - crackheads (et al, sic) who show up here (Bell
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by Rediscover 3y ago
My own, personal, use-case is to completely nuke `bash-complet*` off my machine. To me, bash-completion is horrible. I am looking for a tarball to unwind, and I only remember that it it started with "foo-" and it sure did not end
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Trivia: At the old AT&T (not at&t, the (mostly) mobile/cell company), it was standard to degausse the drive then drill through the middle of the radius and park a bolt there. Bonus points if You had a spot welder to secure a nu
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by Rediscover 3y ago
I spend the majority of my time in the shell (usually bash) or emacs. Learning the key-maps, especially for zsh and bash, was one of the best things I ever did. Wow, that cut my keypresses down immensely. So did remapping lynx(1) keybind
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by Rediscover 3y ago
> ...different language keypads... I found out while travelling, around 20 years ago, my (then current) SO would get frustrated with the keyboards in different languages (all over the EU). She gave up even trying to use a different keyb
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by Rediscover 3y ago
The regulars, including Don Lancaster, were great. I would drool over so many articles that I barely understood, and one of my goals for the next month were to get caught-up on some part of this tech that had escaped me. Computer Shopper w
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Thank You. Sorry about not adding to the discussion.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Also, MNT Reform. Love it, though the screen is a bit wide for me. My OLPC XO-1 is still a daily-driver (with an HHKB, yeah I know the keyboard costs more than the laptop, tough!), especially for outside use. https://mntre.com&#
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by Rediscover 3y ago
This probably not for You... but For me, it took separating from my other half. The only ex{-,{girlfriend,wife}} I am not in contact with. It did wonders for my teeth-clenching. Sucks.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Reading the comments here (and the short article) /exactly/ reminded me of usenet and bitnet[feeds]. I am glad I kicked that habit in the late '80s/early '90s, it made it simple to avoid later social media. (I stil
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by Rediscover 3y ago
I loved elm(1). I stopped using elm (email) when I found mutt(1). Gads, that and procmail(1) were heaven. And when I finally intersected procmail with eliza, I was full of bliss... I was at AT&T (yes, THE AT&T) and it was hyper-sat
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by Rediscover 3y ago
lynx(1) on termux does this automatically. :) Yes, I use lynx as my main browser except for HN. Everything else is lynx. Further OT: My ex-father-in-law will tell me in SMS or email something to the effect of "Use a graphical browser
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by Rediscover 3y ago
How about not glasses, but a 2cm face shield? Flips up and down...
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Yes, Nreal Air (March 2023) without activation.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
FireWire on ThinkPads, too... Even one of my low-end TPs (but still a real one, my R61i) has IEEE-1394 (ie, FireWire).
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Hey, I apologize You were exposed to BACNet. Seriously. That was one the worst HVAC protocols I've dealt with. It seemed (1990's) to do most stuff in obtuse ways compared to other HVAC comms. At least The standards were support
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Fun story: My ex (one of my best friends), born and raised in Seattle, used to give me serious grief anytime I mention rain in Boston or NYC. She had no belief in what I would describe. Work finally ships her out to (NYC). She calls me up
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Honda Prelude. Maybe 1985. Everything off for me. Radio controls, lift my hand off the shifter, vs my Toyota: extend a finger. Hated that Honda.
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Nice article. Not what I was expecting... I was really hoping this would address "Visual Book" like in ふしぎの海のナディア, Fushigi no Umi no Nadia/The Secret of Blue Water. The LaserDiscs used to say "Visual Book" in ever
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by Rediscover 3y ago
Quite well remember them and the Give 1 Get 1 program. Mine still boots and I still love being able to use it outside with bright sunlight. I believe (but could be wrong) it was Richard Smith of the project who made the comment (paraphrase
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by Rediscover 4y ago
You might be interested in a "field monitor" over in the photography department, though they are often small. I have a 2200 nit (not a typo) piece of kit: Feelworld P7, very sturdy aluminum body, either camcorder batteries (multip
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by Rediscover 4y ago
Agreed. I've used Linux since I was afraid to touch BSD (in early-mid 1990s, i386 and TMS). I grew up on nix and found the whole shit-can of ~1992 horrible. Then Linux appeared. Of course I switched. Now I am back to BSD and Linux (S
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by Rediscover 4y ago
Do You ever use awk's "system" command? I run stuff like You mentioned (piping to a shell) and also system() frequently. It depends on many factors which one I'll choose. (FWIW, I'm also quite decent in many shell
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by Rediscover 4y ago
> ...dedup in awk... I most recently did that an hour ago, and a few hours ago, pretty much every day. awk '! x[$0]++' foo

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