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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Luckily I suspect the intersect on the Venn diagram isn’t huge for Neo buyers, and those wanting / needing 10gigE
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
*was full ;)
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Was going to say there’s a good reason lots of people use services like mailchimp now. You’re not sensibly managing it yourself with the current (very sensible) regulations in the US / EU, nor do you want to be sending from your own do
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Good. ESPs are better for low power IO. Cheap desktop HW / mini pcs are better for tinkering environments.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
So don N100s / N150s - often cheaper and better.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
US centric view, which I believe to be wrong. UK is predominantly WhatsApp, and the bulk of handsets sold are still iPhones. Income is a much tighter correlation than messaging platform. Rack up those market shares by phone value and the sc
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
But everyone talks about it like it was Apple, and isn’t that what matters (to Apple)?
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
I think that’s probably quite a selfish world view (and also quite arrogant to claim your own view is hard to argue against - of course you would find it hard to argue against, that is moot…) When there is infrastructure to support all 3 ki
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
I always hate having my headphones on ANC on the street. It makes me feel really exposed and disconnected. I tend to use transparency when out and about.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
This is always an odd one, as it’s the people who look like they just found a bike in a skip and decided to ride around here that cycle on the pavements.
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6mo ago
In the roads near my office (central London), which are seldom used by cars, several pedestrians at a time very often walk down the road or diagonally cross the road head in phone. You can get very close and the still don’t notice (the slow
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6mo ago
It’s really odd to listen to - the vocals seem like they’ve been recorded at a really low nitrate.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
1999? You sure?
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Surprised PUBG was the defining game for so many. I don’t recall it being a demanding one.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Love ESP boards, and with Raspberry pi pricing though the roof, I’m hoping more will discover the love of getting the job done on a 10mm2 package. I suspect a lot of the things people are using RPi for are better served by things like this
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
This would have been much nicer than suffering my dad’s 12 year old iMac I found in the loft.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
I find some programmers (and this is presumably true of any industry) very narrow in their expertise within technology.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
That’s quite a simplistic one unfortunately - USB 2 and 3 use different controllers in the PC, which it can indeed detect. The sub-flavours of 3/4 less so.
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Interesting - just found this: https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/reverse-engine... Not had a chance to read it properly but definitely will be!
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bdavbdav
6mo ago
Not sure - if I was designing it, feels like it would be a good way of getting the right build to the right car so that all the HW versions of each module are in line.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
Not sure about your specific car, but a lot of the “consumer friendly” options like OBDeleven, Carly, etc are fantastic. You often have to pay, but a lot of work goes into them and they often just work.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
From messing around with these units from various cars, which often need more enablement than these, sometimes it’s nice to just know your interpretation of the wiring diagrams isn’t at fault when chasing down “no lights at all” issues.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
Not necessarily. All they have to do is roll a pub key into the update package. Same as any OTA update.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
There’s an accessibility option in iOS to reduce white point that can be mapped
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
I'm currently on Three. I tried both EE and O2, same issue sadly. Not tried Vodafone.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
I live a 25 minute train ride from london in a town with about 16000 residents, on a busy street 5 minutes walk from the main station. My cell is unusable.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
I’ve found that experience fairly common at our Apple Store. They’ve talked me down.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
I’m not sure what model I’d trust locally with anything meaningful in Openclaw. The smaller/simpler the model is, the greater the chance of fluff answers is.
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
I’m not sure how this works. A lot of that tool description is important to the Agent understanding what it can and can’t do with the specific MCP provider. You’d have to make up for that with a much longer overarching description. Especial
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bdavbdav
7mo ago
Not sure if you've worked in an office recently, but on google workspace I (we) use very regularly: - Group Editing - this ones hard to get right - Reviewing Tools - Automated document generation - Embedding of data-backed images from
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