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by Zenst 4y ago
! Exclamation point exclamation (mark), (ex)clam, excl, wow, hey, boing, bang, shout, yell, shriek, pling, factorial, ball-bat, smash, cuss, store, not (UNIX) (C), dammit (UNIX) Deeply sadened there is not entry for this with "splosh d
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by Zenst 4y ago
Indeed, certainly makes application proxy filtering more of a must than a luxury for the wider consumer market in todays times. Though not sure (beyond rolling your own) what offerings are out there for consumers as focus seems to be VPN
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by Zenst 4y ago
I found under the block diagram of https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/wireless-connectivit... Does shows it does have an M4 as you stated, that is for the BT stack.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Very useful - so does the wifi chip have faster ARM cores than the RP2040 microcontroller which has M0+ cores is what I'm wondering now.
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by Zenst 4y ago
aha - thank you.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Not hadd that issue myself and quick check https://thepihut.com/pages/search-results?q=oled&page_num=3 shows few cheap options, sure bit more than the controller but equally, not bad and more so not the cheapest
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by Zenst 4y ago
Maybe a few factors at play here: Wireless/RF drivers tend to be closed source for what I understand gets down to bad code can cause RF no noes. Hopefully somebody more knowlegable will chip in upon that though it is common (sadly) fo
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by Zenst 4y ago
ANother aspect would be that the hotter an atom is the faster it will vibrate. So would it be that a vibrating atom is able to transfer thermal energy quicker akin to comparing a warm start to a cold start in a way that see's the ther
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by Zenst 4y ago
Has this effect been observed in other materials or liquids in there cooling?
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by Zenst 4y ago
Yes it certainly does seem like an opertunity for a specialist company to offer a full service, but aspects like that would usualy be handled for node shrink in colaboration with the node provider. But one aspect will be say for example a
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by Zenst 4y ago
Russia and China may well be still developing fabs for such node sizes as they catchup. EDIT ADD https://www.techspot.com/news/94233-russia-plans-manufacture... "Russia plans to manufacture chips locally on a 28
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by Zenst 4y ago
Interesting as 28nm closing in on a decade of age - https://omdia.tech.informa.com/OM016176/28nm-to-be-a-long-li... But yes, many nodes are long lived. So the nodes they are nolonger expanding would of been around one
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by Zenst 4y ago
Lobbying - the crux and bain in all things wrong in goverments. Large corps can employ people to harass, nag, bribe wine and dine goverment officials and label it as lobbying. If the people the goverments serve had the same level of acce
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by Zenst 4y ago
It gets down to the differential tracks connecting the PCIe lanes. Tollerance for PCIe3 compared to 4.0 may see tracks on a motherboard tollerant for 3.0 but fall short for 4.0. Higher the speed, the smallest difference in the length of t
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by Zenst 4y ago
Differential signaling is one way to combat a lot of noise, which I do believe is used in the PCI spec already.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Excellent analogy.
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by Zenst 4y ago
There isn't the work on the market for any of those and from my experience of working with on their contracts, they will all be tuped existing staff. As an aside I still have a zero-day for ICL mainframes running Gerorge that's de
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by Zenst 4y ago
aye decades of COBOl here though I did it upon the wrong non-IBM platform, RIP ICL and Honeywell
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by Zenst 4y ago
Only just read the BBC article saying it was lost, which is only an hour old so clearly they didn't dig deep into this as the found article is three hours old. Shows news is best sourced from multiple sources for the full picture. htt
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by Zenst 4y ago
Oh there are many missinformation acpects that got pushed about https://www.france24.com/en/20200919-polio-vaccine-in-the-cr... EDIT - definitly worth a read and the aspect worth a quote "However, there still exis
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by Zenst 4y ago
Indeed, London is home to many French nationals, so many that https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18234930 So the history of vacinations do become blurred. Actualy for France polio was still not eradicated as of 1988
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by Zenst 4y ago
Does seem very much that the whole 3D filement market just needs one disruptive supplier. Which often happens when you have high-margin consumables markets. Which with the ink printer market saw makes of the printers introduce DRM into th
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by Zenst 4y ago
1KM of fiber cable for $60 seems crazy cheap when you contrast it with 3D printer filement. More so as I'd of thought the former be more expensive to manufacture.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Shows as £46.70, which still isn't bad, though off-peak is often less painful. If you have to use the train to commute to work, then things start raking up. I live 15 miles outside London and 17 years ago was paying best part of £2k a
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by Zenst 4y ago
I managed to make everybody unemployed in 120 weeks, which may explain why most goverments globally are elected for 5 year terms at a go.
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by Zenst 4y ago
Thinking about regional restrictions in history, I'm thinking there may well be older examples. Though those would be standards driven in many ways. As from a manufacturers driven aspect, I feel there may well be earlier examples gi
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by Zenst 4y ago
Ah yes, seems to be a thing - https://thedriven.io/2022/02/21/germany-to-tighten-ev-subsid...
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by Zenst 4y ago
Submitted this as it is a great example of the power of microcontrollers these days. The two core Rp2040 microcontroller has one core dedicated to drive the VGA output and the other core for the emulation. This is used to replicate (and en
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RPi Pico as a Jupiter Ace(youtube.com)
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by Zenst 4y ago
Well, being as you are in the EU, couldn't you go to one of the member states with good incentives like say Germany and save 4k from that, then drive you vechile to your own member state and avail of the single market. Just a thought.

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