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Or add a "Raspberry Pi + CUPS"-dongle to the HP-1200n and it starts working on phone
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Same for me. I bought a used 2008 HP LaserJet (usb+ethernet duplex, prints double letter size / DinA3) some 8 years ago for like 30€ and converted it to a wifi CUPS printer via a RaspberryPi. Runs hassle free ever since, usable from An
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Very good question! :-) You can use your mobile as a Wifi-to-USB dongle and dont have to care about wireless credentials which is very nice. This is not possible with a wifi hotspot because in Hotspot mode you cannot use your wifi in parall
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Only if they took off from ground level.
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On a side note: aptX, aptX HD and AAC are said to be superior to SBC but this is only for the default parameters that everyone is using. Bluetooth's SBC codec is very capable of producing high fidelity when using the right parameters,
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Here's a nice project built on top of ChibiOS with open sourced hardware / firmware (0) Comparable to ChromeOS's USB-PD Sniffer Twinkie [1] [0]: https://hackaday.io/project/20424-pd-buddy-sink [1]: http
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Here's an archived version: https://archive.is/7JKCH
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Maybe have a look at NEC's professional multisync series meant for business display requirements. Lots of input ports, rs232/ethernet remote control capability, PiP etc.: https://www.nec-display.com/ap/en_disp
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It's not sold by official Birkenstock, so it's either grey market or knockoffs from what I know. Birkenstock had withdrawn their official seller presence from Amazon a few years ago due to commingled counterfeit products and Amazo
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Right now I'm enjoying that very podcast. It's really worth listening to if you understand German :)
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And the next update may reset some of them. The Edge update comes to mind that had reset the browser preference presumably to be able to push edge again.
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Firefox' reader mode helps a lot in such cases. Beloved and often used feature.
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VLC re encodes content on the fly and sends it to the chromecast, even the android app supports it (albeit making your phone hot). Not sure about your two requirements though, maybe so. else has a tip here.
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VLC has a native client afaik. Edit: included since v3.0 https://www.videolan.org/developers/vlc-branch/NEWS
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And cost-wise, the price of the used platinum foil and PEDOT electrolyte is also neglected but due to the low energy density a lot of that is needed as well. The article however emphasizes the cheap base material several times (bricks) and
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Are you suggesting that they should eat cake instead? Honestly I don't know how dire Mozilla's situation is, but I would not assume it was unwarranted.
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Old K5 article on hayfever/asthma self medication using hookworms: https://web.archive.org/web/20080108063512/kuro5hin.org/stor...
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The NES-CRT connection is analog and the screen is drawn line by line, if you connect a digital monitor that will have to be buffered and you get some delay/lag of min 1 frame.
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Looks like this is not the drop in solution that the article used. Apparently the mentioned white small drop-in socket is from TaoBao but I couldnt find it there, neither on ebay...
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Supported devices: http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html Generally, Canon Lide series work great, if you want double sided automatic feed scanning, Fujitsu FI or ScanSnap series.
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Here: * youtube-dl * python * ssh for shell access * socat + dynamic ssh port forwards * access android APIs [1] * general scripting, also using [1]+[2] * backups (rsync, pigz) * ffmpeg to transcode .mov to mp4 from a digital camera on the
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Or an exploitable stock ROM (either due to slow updates or eol status after 6mo-2yrs)
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The list generates some mixed feelings - #16 for example, where the inventor/maintainer got driven away by Oracle's acquisition of Sun and forked Jenkins from Hudson.
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I found this for the Realtek rtd2556 chip which there are plenty of boards for on ebay when you search for edp+hdmi+converter: https://github.com/ghent360/RTD-2660-Programmer
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Any pointers to forums/projects or sellers of these? Sounds like a bit of a rabbit hole, tbh :-)
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Try scantools instead of pdfsandwich for creating searchable OCR'd PDFs: https://cplx.vm.uni-freiburg.de/scantools/ Easy to install and use and works great.
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I use scantools for creating searchable PDFs: https://cplx.vm.uni-freiburg.de/scantools/
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They also redirect you from TC to guce_advertising_com/collectIdentifiers... If you have uMatrix installed you need to add bypass lists for that... I won't.
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Totally agree. Bromite is a patched chrome with privacy enhancements and ad blocking. It used to provide a system webview engine that allowed all that for apps's integrated webviews... So its technically possible but Google doesnt like
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Should run fine, especially if you use an SSD. You're free to use any of the lightweight desktop environments (lxde, xfce, mate, etc.). The remainder depends on your workload/usecase wrt. to mainly RAM-requirements for tabbed brow
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