baobrien

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by baobrien 10y ago
Hell, if you really wanted gfx, that thing's got a thunderbolt port.
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by baobrien 10y ago
According to [1], £200,000 in 1822 pounds is £20,207,734.91 in 2013 pounds [1] http://www.whatsthecost.com/cpi.aspx
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by baobrien 11y ago
I'm pretty sure a technician license grants you the same amount of power and access to the same bands as a general and extra license above 6m.
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by baobrien 11y ago
It's not a game, but LTSpice from Linear doesn't have a Linux release because it runs on wine; though, they do try to make sure it works on wine.
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by baobrien 11y ago
High end chips have been doing multiple instruction per clock for a while now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superscalar_processor
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by baobrien 11y ago
Your email address is not in your profile.
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by baobrien 11y ago
oh, whoops, I thought I had it in there. I did get an invite, though, so no need to worry.
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by baobrien 11y ago
I'd really appreciate an invite, too.
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by baobrien 11y ago
Cypress and Microchip also have USB-UART chips that cost less than FTDI's parts and are well documented. The CY7C65213 is even a pin-compatible replacement for the FT232R and shows up as a USB CDC device.
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by baobrien 11y ago
Cypress also has a bunch of USB UART chips, with comparable ones being about half the price of their FTDI equivalents.
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by baobrien 11y ago
I'm pretty sure Altium Designer, a decent and pricey EDA suite, is written mostly in Delphi.
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by baobrien 11y ago
I'm in the US. Had mine removed when I was 17 before they broke through the surface, I think. They offered general* and local anesthetic. I asked for general, but nobody told me you couldn't eat or drink anything in the 18 hours o
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by baobrien 11y ago
They probably wouldn't be able to attach anything to the ram directly, as the ram chips on modern phones are soldered down BGAs. To get at the pins, they'd have to de-solder them, which would heat up the chips in the process. It m
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by baobrien 11y ago
Take a look at acme-tiny as well. You can run acme-tiny in a cronjob to update your certs, since LE certs expire in 90 days.
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by baobrien 11y ago
I'm pretty sure the person that wrote that is either a troll or mentally ill. All of their posts are poorly written anti-functional programming rants. They're also on reddit with the same sort of thing.