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asb
13y ago
It's actually I2S primarily. I2C would be used for control (volume etc I suppose)
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asb
13y ago
Audio via HDMI is digital so there really are no problems there. The 3.5mm audio jack is just a simple PWM (see plots at http://www.crazy-audio.com/2013/11/quality-of-the-raspberry-... ). Sound quality is actually
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13y ago
I'm not sure why this is getting downvoted (well, maybe the tone), it's true that YAML is a superset of JSON http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML#JSON
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13y ago
There's a major problem with waiting lists for sure, mental health on the NHS is very under-resourced. [Source: my mother is a cognitive behavioural therapist]
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asb
13y ago
Sure, but projects like Rust have been very successful in terms of getting external contributors interested. A goal regarding getting more people involved and made aware of Mozilla Research efforts wouldn't seem out of place.
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asb
13y ago
Ok, I misunderstood the architecture. I thought Fennec was a retargetable 'mobile Firefox' core as opposed to Firefox for Android.
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13y ago
I'm confused at the claims about low memory. Fennec had previously abandoned 256MiB devices: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=792131 . Is Fennec not the core of Firefox OS? Does anyone know how much RAM this
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13y ago
For me, http://piweekly.net , http://embedsysweekly.com and of course http://llvmweekly.org (which I author).
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13y ago
I think they've been forced to follow the market there. In the early days they criticised this approach in interviews, and stuck to just two pricepoints ($5.99 and $9.99). As they've expanded, they've increased the range of p
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13y ago
It's actually been released, available for $11.99 DRM-free on GOG http://www.gog.com/news/release_jazzpunk
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Docker 0.8: Quality, new builder features, btrfs, OSX support
(blog.docker.io)
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13y ago
I'm using dwm with the flextile and systray patches.
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13y ago
The per-hour prices are actually very competitive with DigitalOcean if you're after compute power. All Linodes have access to 8 CPUs. So for $0.12 an hour you get 4GiB RAM and access to 8 CPUs on Linode, vs 8GiB RAM and 4 CPUs on Digit
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13y ago
The idea that the FSF (and perhaps more specifically, RMS) are holding back GCC technically due to concerns about people working around the GPL dates way back. As people have pointed out, GCC now has a plugin system but I imagine ESR is thi
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Dart 1.1 features up to 25% faster Javascript
(news.dartlang.org)
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PiWeekly - http://piweekly.net is worth adding to your list There is no email version, but This Week in Rust (published at http://cmr.github.io/ ) is excellent. It rather depends on your interests. PostgreSQL Wee
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13y ago
How would you clarify it? You feel it's not clear you're supposed to enter your email in the box?
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13y ago
I started this up last week (first Monday of the year) but thought it would be worth sharing on HN for any feedback or comments. I've gone for the sort of coverage I find most interesting, with key inspirations being Corey Richardson&#
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Show HN: LLVM Weekly – Developments in the world of LLVM and Clang
(llvmweekly.org)
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Thanks for the report, fixed!
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13y ago
For anyone interested in LLVM/Clang you might like to know I've just started a weekly summary of developments. Find the first issue here http://llvmweekly.org/issue/1 and subscribe at http://llvmwe
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13y ago
I've been using my own minamilist todo-list manager for the last couple of year: https://github.com/asb/sh-todo However I've recently found I want to have some sort of task hierarchy, and to associate notes w
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13y ago
Or buy it here: http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-XCOMUD/x-com-ufo-defence http://store.steampowered.com/app/7760/ No client is required for GamersGate, but you will need to run their installer to
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13y ago
The first thing that came to my mind was djb's tcpserver which as far as I can see does much the same thing http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/tcpserver.html
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13y ago
> If you had put in the terms of your OpenSource Image Hosting platform that users couldn't use the software to host violent or simulated violent content, that restriction is removed by CC 4.0. I don't immediately see where CC
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For those not familiar with Saar/Boldport's work, he's working on PCBmodE ( https://bitbucket.org/boldport/pcbmode , used to create this business card PCB), an open source layout tool borne out of frustrat
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13y ago
Has anyone played Democracy 3? I found Democracy 2 relatively shallow and toy-like - the RockPaperShotgun "Wot I think" didn't make it Democracy 3 sound like a significantly deeper experience http://www.rockpapersh
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You're right, I did misunderstand. Sorry.
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13y ago
This is absolute rubbish. Let's have a look at the Waterloo CS 458 assignments: < http://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/~dstinson/CS_458/F13/F13-slides... . Every one of those assignments that has you do practic
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13y ago
It's actually really quite well priced. Look at the other starter kits on the market - I don't think you'll find others offering the pi + keyboard/mouse + usb power supply + wifi + hdmi cable + speaker + sd card at that
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