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by bdavbdav 2y ago
They also allow you to manage the pairing of the unifying receiver from web which is neat.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
That would imply there’s a third, indeterminate state prior to opting one way or another (which is the ideal situation - ask on install with a non defaulted option)
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
I’m not convinced the iPod was. Everything else was pretty terrible at that time. The iPod did it right (and arguably still does)
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
It’s what old folks use when they could just text or email.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Hectic is a good way to describe it. I was frantically trying to turn it off when it seemed to just start clicking on things at random.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Why?? Sonos has a maximum volume limit. If you’re going to auto turn down, why notify. If you can limit, why do either.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
You can always mash the power button 5 times
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
The UK does the same thing. openreach own the infra and sell the transit wholesale to providers. It works really well on the whole.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
I suspect this probably applies more to certain nations. Microwave meals are a lot less prevalent in Europe as a staple.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
I suspect it may be even more than that theoretically. A lot of VAG cars based on the same platform are missing.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
How? You add your signed cert explicitly to the trust store. You’re not just hitting “trust” every time.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Thanks for posting this - the high bandwidth tasks rings very true with myself also. Certain patterns of thought, situations or locations will bring it on, and that’s when I know I need to go do something else.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Looked at doing this on a moderate sized yacht, before decent chartplotters were reasonably priced. We wanted to have a decent spec PC drive a chartplotter at the helm, nav table, TV in the living area. To build a PC that would survive was
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Sorting I’ve not got an issue with at all. It’s the requirement to wash plastic containers through most parts of the UK that gets me. Not because of the effort, but because I can’t believe it’s more efficient for me to wash butter dishes an
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
“It’s no secret that ISPs can monitor which websites you visit” Given a lot of devices use DoH by default, it’s not quite that stark…
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
1000 cars doesn’t sound like many as an accident reduction survey, unless it’s just to prove the tech itself works.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
I’d disagree with “doesn’t force you” if it’s getting harder and harder. If I have to look up how to run a new install without an online account (just setting up without network doesn’t work any more), then that’s near enough forcing in my
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Mac and Linux user here. Linux is of course what you make it, but Mac forces no cloud account, contains no freemium apps at install, has no advertisement built in, and respects choices around voice assistants (looking at sneaking copilot in
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
That duplex pricing sounds about the same as the Iridium pricing / speed when I last used it about 15 years ago.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
The issue is the application limitation of the license. ARM granted Nuvia the license for server applications. Typically that license transfers, but ARM is taking umbrage with Qualcomm using the Nuvia developed tech (licensed for server app
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Why is it getting left in the dishwasher? Surely set it to half load&fast and stick it on overnight.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
I feel like the API charging should reflect the cost/impact, and solve for this.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
AIUI the snapdragon x elite they’re based on benches between the M3 and M3 pro for CPU.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
For that kind of thing, you’re 100x better off getting an old enterprise uSFF workstation on the cheap. Whenever I can, I reach for a used Dell 5070 or similar if I don’t need GPIO. They eBay for about £40-50, have real NVME, x86, and the p
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Yep. When I tried to get a SIM in India, it was a nightmare as a non-national. I had to get a local colleague to get one.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
This is still compatible with one way hashing. The service just sits on the recent hashes. They’re still non reversible.
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
M5stack is the way to go here
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
This may be worth a read. ESP-WIFI-MESH https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/... .
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
The reason cited was the depreciation and reliability. Taking them at face value, presumably all other rental co’s would be hit with the same issues, potentially to a greater degree without having the buying power of Hertz
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by bdavbdav 2y ago
Love M5Stack. Perfect for people such as myself who want to do the software, but don’t want either little boards chucked in project boxes, or to start 3d printing custom enclosures. Perfect way to make a neat, enclosed solution with little

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