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by bdavbdav 3y ago
This doesn’t surprise me at all. The whole car infotainment industry is so far behind the curve, and updating to respond to legislation just doesn’t seem to be a thing.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I suspect TB4 in the NUC could do the same job as the bus (can’t see the bandwidth listed)
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I think the writer hit the nail on the head when they said they were the first one to ask for the iPod.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Your “right to safer roads” is unwittingly causing unsafer roads.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Only my Monzo account does that in the UK. The others (FD, nationwide) only list DDs
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Audio device selection is horrible. Several of my (otherwise fully working) devices either don’t show up in the lists, or if they do, pass no audio.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
It’s not an uncommon view - I trust them in terms of privacy and security much more than the alternatives.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
They’re signed with a key from the CPU per device.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I’m not sure any (large) ML models as such are bundled.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Not super fast, especially the smaller sized ones. My M2 MBP is slower than the 3 year old PCIE4 Sabrent rocket in my desktop.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Erm: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e41502/adfns...
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I’m not sure I agree with any of this. Space is cheap - don’t transcode, let something like Plex deal with it for you. Git seems like an odd choice too.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
If only there were other places to get news other than Facebook. Who is this trying to target, people are well aware of the fires and actively seeking info. Not being able to stumble across it on Facebook doesn’t sound like that big of a de
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Think of a REPL or shell (which I guess is a REPL…). Same thing you might do in a Jupyter NB.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Was wondering the same thing - going through a tech audit at the moment for ISO and that certainly wouldn’t fly, unless we were able to prove that we effectively treated it like we owned it.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I think this depends on what you’re doing. Working in software dev and using a lot of containers, anything other than Linux would be a PITA
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I’ve done a lot of distro hopping in the last couple of years, and I always seemed to spend a lot longer managing the environment rather than doing the work (which was an issue when I was freelancing…). Indeed Arch is the only one that ende
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Having used Arch heavily in the past, “better things to do” is heavily at odds with “using arch”
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Exactly - I have a drawer full of consumer electronics which could be hacked to better run a web server than my iPhone.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
In my presentations about it at work, I’ve been generating pictures of my dog doing things to illustrate various things. No different I suppose.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
This is a genius idea. I may try similar. The box is on another routed subnet - I wonder if I could firewall rule a “start” trigger.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Yeah need more to assess this one. Perfect match? Nah. But should be at least in the same quality / style ballpark and at least matching each other.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Ugh. Agree with this. My Synology NAS was failing. Saw that as a great opportunity to set up a proxmox box on a reasonably powerful used HP SFF, run TrueNAS on it. Plenty of time to get proxmox, TrueNAS, Gitea, a docker host, … just right.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
You can run windows 11 emulated on your Mx Mac, you just won’t enjoy it very much (Slow…)
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
This isn’t configuring the device IP as such - more just faking an IP address for it temporarily on a single client.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I think the beauty of this is not the messaging itself, but the abuse of a low level network protocol to jump outside client isolation etc.
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
Where are you in the UK that you can get 300 but not gigabit? AIUI, you’ve either got Openreach FTTC (caps out at 80mbps), Openreach FTTH (1gbps), Virgin (1gbps) or various alt nets (usually 1gbps)
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
BGP / routing is likely to be static during the course of a test (and indeed much longer)
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
I got away with this for a long time then realised it was probably better to manage people who really understand what they’re doing, while having a really good feel for what is technically possible, but not necessarily the best on the finer
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by bdavbdav 3y ago
You sure on that? We have 1000/100. Both WFH using zoom etc, 4 nest cams etc recording. We very rarely break 10-15mbps up.

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