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by bogantech 5y ago
Cloanto still sell these and tend to take legal action on individuals who redistribute them without permission.
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by bogantech 5y ago
It will never happen because any such site that does pop up will be smeared as a Nazi site by the media and Twitter mob
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by bogantech 5y ago
Probably for the best because he'd destroy it
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by bogantech 5y ago
It's because they don't know how to do any kind of QoS
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by bogantech 5y ago
> This setup has a benefit; namely, it is now impossible to brick the system with a bad BIOS/EFI flash, and you'll never need to use a hardware SPI flasher to recover. T2 could have been designed to store / recover the rom
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by bogantech 5y ago
Haven't Silicon Valley companies had trouble getting their activist staff to work on any government projects? Especially anything connected to the military. They're perfectly happy to help out regimes the US would come up against
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by bogantech 5y ago
Yes the stringent requirement of getting a test that proves that you've recovered. You can also get a test certificate after getting a RAT test in any drop-in testing center 30 mins before you travel. The fact is that the rest of the w
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by bogantech 5y ago
> In the EU for instance prior infections are not recognized as being the same as vaccination and consequently travellers are not "granted the same rights". For a person who had a previous COVID-19 infection to be granted the s
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by bogantech 5y ago
> We take issue with people relying solely on that vs a vaccine (where at this point n=hundreds of millions) that prevents hospitalizations. The rest of the world understands that previously infected people have natural immunity and are
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by bogantech 5y ago
They are useful if you really know what you're doing. Someone who tends to only use the autorouter in a bad way probably wouldn't do much better doing it by hand anyway as they wouldn't be aware of the pitfalls. They'd s
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by bogantech 5y ago
> The collusion is a far lesser problem than getting the story at all That depends on whether you're the pawn or the billionaire media owner
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by bogantech 5y ago
It is two way, but the clock is always provided by the keyboard. PS/2 devices all have pull-up resistors as the only thing driving the lines high are those resistors. The mcu on either side only ever pull it low and never high. http:&
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by bogantech 5y ago
I don't think voltage drop has anything to do with it. The voltage was high enough to drive the MCU so it's more than enough for the 2V threshold voltage of both sides. PS/2 is open collector so when idle the signals will set
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by bogantech 5y ago
PS/2 is clocked by the keyboard.
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by bogantech 5y ago
Indeed, I'm not sure how they came to the conclusion that stronger pull-ups would reduce power draw. If anything they'd increase it. And it won't affect MCU power draw at all as PS/2 is open collector - the MCU is never
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by bogantech 5y ago
Doesn't know the difference between megabits/megabytes either. https://youtu.be/A33wC-ltmdE
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by bogantech 5y ago
Indeed, the author of Emu68k has been working on pairing this with Pistorm already :)
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by bogantech 6y ago
How does the pay compare? I got paid twice as much in Aus vs Sweden & got better health care down under too
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by bogantech 6y ago
Any time people have started their own platform/host/payment processor the same kinda midwits who say "start your own X" are the same ones lobbying domain registrars and hosts to shut them down and have them banned by Vi
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by bogantech 6y ago
Now is as good a time as any to dig in and get it going :)
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by bogantech 6y ago
Freedom should be unrestricted as much as it can be to the point that it doesn't harm anyone else, and we should be able to disagree with the billionaire CEOs who happen to control every form of media and communication
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by bogantech 6y ago
They pay worse than even non-FAANG tech companies in Australia too