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by cdchn 2y ago
>Apple started shipping exclusively USB-C cables/chargers with iPhones with the 11 in 2019. Did they? I thought they only moved to USB-C with the iPhone 15 in 2023. Thats what Wikipedia shows me as well. Edit: Oh you mean the _cha
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by cdchn 2y ago
If we can get a FIPS 140 certified crypto library then it'll be truly "Enterprise Grade."
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by cdchn 2y ago
I think a big part of the reason (maybe the only reason?) they went to USB-C is because they were legally compelled to by European regulations, not sure if they can then about-face on that just by removing the port.
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by cdchn 2y ago
India have a lot of carriers that don't care about stolen IMEIs?
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by cdchn 2y ago
Yeah, and UNIX was developed on a PDP-7 as far back as 1969. But I was talking about Linux.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I'd figure the earliest thing anybody has run Linux on before this would be a 386. Although I suppose with this MIPS emulator ported to some other proto-processors it could go older, but just getting the hardware to do that would be a
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by cdchn 2y ago
Is this the oldest piece of hardware that's ever run Linux, I'm left wondering?
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by cdchn 2y ago
>Whoever did this just killed that as an information channel as both the devices and the network are now compromised. I'm not sure if thats true, they just need to start cracking open their shipments of pagers and looking for explos
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by cdchn 2y ago
They might not have been GSM but one way POCSAG pagers.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I remember reading once that Apollo is pretty much the only name in the game any more for pagers.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Great ready for the newest innovation, putting a small cellphone sized screen on the nozzle that you put into your vehicle. https://www.dekra.nl/en/smarter-nozzle/
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by cdchn 2y ago
>you could clearly hear his voice through the writing That's certainly true. I'm surprised there wasn't an embedded provocative thumbnail for the document at the very top.
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by cdchn 2y ago
You're spot on; every paragraph is one sentence, except for one paragraph that is two sentences.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I tried scouring this document for anything novel or insightful and couldn't find anything. Just a lot of spelling errors and run on paragraphs.
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by cdchn 2y ago
What did you think was well written about it? Did it provide any useful or unique insights? The writing itself seemed terrible and riddled with spelling errors.
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by cdchn 2y ago
The pen size of my non-contact voltage detectors make it feel like it couldn't be THAT hard.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I honestly thought Boars Head tasted better and offered more variety than other brands, but then again I never did a blind taste test. It could have all been affected by their marketing. They do a LOT to separate their products from other
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by cdchn 2y ago
I always thought Boars Head _was_ the premium brand.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Thats TIDRADIO TD-H3 is pretty cool looking. Yeah we live in an interesting time where you can get powerful HAM handhelds for a fraction of what they used to cost.
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by cdchn 2y ago
It would be cool to use this as a voltage sensor, to check for live circuits, but the downside being you might not want to crane your wrist towards said live circuits.
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by cdchn 2y ago
The new UV-5RM have a much better display and cool features like one-key frequency copy and USB-C charging.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Contemplate this on the Tree of Woe.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I used to live near a cruise ship port in San Diego and I can't believe people roll the dice on cruises either. Ships would have mass disease breakouts ALL the time. Not to mention how many people just go missing. Our collective mem
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by cdchn 2y ago
The "Riddle of Steel" scene is just phenomenal.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Chip production seems another order of magnitude more expensive than space travel, when you look at tens of billions for a fab, but also several orders of magnitude more productive.
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by cdchn 2y ago
I don't think its even OCD side project its just a contrived "how 2 make saas business?"
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by cdchn 2y ago
I'm crypto bearish and AI-neutral but it seems less to me like NVIDIA chasing bubbles and more like new and interesting applications for the type of compute that NVIDIA offers keep emerging.
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by cdchn 2y ago
>Personalisation simply matches users with the content the algorithm thinks they want to see. These algorithms aren't matching you with what you want to see, they're trying to maximize your engagement- or, its what the operator
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by cdchn 2y ago
AWS doesn't mess around with abuse reports either. If you send a report and it checks out, they're opening a case with the customer in question telling them to explain themselves.
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by cdchn 2y ago
Really goes to show how consumer hostile these companies would be if regulation wasn't holding them back.

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