borgel

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by borgel 10y ago
Interestingly, Apple has already started randomizing MAC addresses [1] on iOS (8?) and newer devices. Though maybe not quite as successfully as it seemed at first. [1] http://www.imore.com/closer-look-ios-8s-mac-randomizatio
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by borgel 10y ago
Mindtribe | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite Like hacking on hardware & enjoy a variety of challenges? We are a small (~35 person) engineering consulting company composed of people who take an agile approach to solving tough inter
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by borgel 10y ago
I've been using Upverter for a couple weeks on a series of boards and have mixed feelings. Broadly it seems to work fine though there are a few niggles here and there. There are definitely some random bugs (DXF board outline import?) a
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by borgel 10y ago
Mindtribe | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | Onsite Like hacking on hardware & enjoy a variety of challenges? We are a small (~35 person) engineering consulting company composed of people who take an agile approach to solving tough inter
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by borgel 11y ago
I love mine, and get compliments on it as a watch with surprising regularity. Traded a Time Steel for it too. It gets a reliable two days for me (wearing for about 18 hours a day), leaving it on a dresser at night. It can usually last abou
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by borgel 11y ago
Seems extremely similar to the Gotenna (which is shipping) [1]. [1] http://www.gotenna.com/
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by borgel 11y ago
Great, thanks!
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by borgel 11y ago
FWIW, the Oculus DK2 uses literally exactly a Note 4 screen, display glass, Samsung logo, and all [1]. [1]: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Oculus+Rift+Development+Kit+...
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by borgel 11y ago
What unit do you have? I've been thinking about getting one.
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by borgel 11y ago
The Freewrite [1] is exactly what you want, though geared towards writers. Eink display, mechanical keyboard, metal chassis, WiFi, etc. It would be ideal if they provided a shell, but I haven't heard them making any of those noises. [1
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by borgel 11y ago
I used TMO's free international 2G (with a 2013 Moto X) in Japan for two weeks. Maps was not a problem. It was slower then I was used to over 4G, but certainly fast enough to look up transit directions and search for places. I was very
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by borgel 12y ago
I have a layered photo backup process: - New photos live on my laptop (in my Dropbox and covered by Backblaze) - I manually copy photos from my laptop to a RAID array on a server elsewhere in my house when I'm done editing/process
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by borgel 12y ago
Interestingly, it looks like Truphone is free for incoming voice and SMS. So if you wanted to control something remotely... that could be extremely inexpensive! A quick scan of their website suggests there is no monthly fee to hold the numb
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by borgel 12y ago
If anyone is interested in US cell plans for this type of application, I've used US Mobile [1] in the past. For a single day or two of heavy use, a T-Mobile daily plan is probably best. But for a long period of light activity, these gu
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by borgel 12y ago
Me too! Nice way of validating that it seems like a good idea though.