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by daneel_w 3y ago
Any. We still have four seasons, sort of, so come on over and enjoy either while you still can.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
So that would be the Chinese WinChipHead CH552. You have surely vetted the firmware, but what about the hardware? I understand that for some people this is an agitating stance and question to ask, but it's after all a security-focused
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by daneel_w 3y ago
For security-only end-user applications, what are the benefits from spending €80 on your device instead of €60 on a Yubikey 5?
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by daneel_w 3y ago
You may be in a position where you must employ and interact with networked equipment that does not support pubkey authentication.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
He doesn't know how his "righteous" Android phone works either. It's the leading premise of his entire article. An iPod Shuffle costs very little and there are open source tools for putting music on them outside of macOS
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by daneel_w 3y ago
However much I love DIY electronics (in particular audio/synthesizer-related such) this just seems like a contrived solution looking for a problem. Help yourself out by getting a cheap iPod Shuffle, or a reasonable facsimile of whateve
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Nor to optimists.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
> "... and the ones that lost data are the cheap brands as one would expect." What a sad world to live in, when one comes to expect cheap storage devices to not fulfill intended function.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Because there aren't 280 million EVs on the planet yet.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Austria and Australia, certainly, but I don't think I've ever heard of Sweden and Switzerland being mistaken for eachother.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Yes and no. Reconstruction filters are part of the problem (and part of the solution) but it's not all about them.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
A 44 kHz sample rate guarantees accurate 22 kHz triangle wave reproduction if a reconstruction filter with linear interpolation is used on the output, and accurate amplitude of same signal if samples happen to align somewhat with the peak
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by daneel_w 3y ago
I doesn't look like you understand what sampling is, and how reconstruction filters in DACs work. Your statement is true for some waveforms, depending on their frequency, due to the use of reconstruction filters on the output, but it
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by daneel_w 3y ago
The filters do linear interpolation between samples. This bridges some shortcomings of a sample rate too low to capture complex waveform at high frequency, but it's not a silver bullet.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
It's true for a triangle wave and a square wave, depending on if the output has a reconstruction filter doing linear interpolations between samples. You cannot accurately sample a 22.05 kHz sine wave (or any other "complex" w
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by daneel_w 3y ago
You can absolutely hear the difference between 44.1 and 96 kHz sample rate. Even with typical reproduction filters on the output, sampling at 44.1 kHz prevents you from accurately preserving e.g. a sine tone at above ~6 kHz, and that&#x27
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by daneel_w 3y ago
For personal relations I will maintain that it's always better to be clear and give a straight yes or no. Nobody likes being left hanging in uncertainty, and nobody likes people who always do that to them - people who cannot even pro
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by daneel_w 3y ago
In line with most carriers across Europe. Sweden's native (and Nordic) carriers are also shutting 3G down during 2024.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
SMT is disabled by default these days but can be enabled if desirable.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
There is gammelfarmor, gammelmorfar etc., but those indeed lose track of what side of the family they are on.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Look for Ampere-based systems: https://www.openbsd.org/arm64.html
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by daneel_w 3y ago
What do you mean? OpenBSD introduced SMP support for x86-64 almost 20 years ago, and for Arm64 about 5 years ago.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Some is custom built, some (in their server auction) are just bare consumer-grade ATX motherboards in compact shelves. We ran two dedicated servers at Hetzner for about three years and had two disk failures. These, too, were consumer-grade
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by daneel_w 3y ago
Paid tenancy is just a matter of providing a working debit/credit card. You don't need to actually spend anything to keep using the free tiers with resource protection.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
What?
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by daneel_w 3y ago
There are projects going on in both China and on the African continent. Search for "Great Green Wall".
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by daneel_w 3y ago
It's not whataboutery. I'm not the one being accused of anything here. Meta and Apple are, and there are no good reasons to bring up two of the world's top three giants in a privacy abuse discussion while conveniently leaving
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by daneel_w 3y ago
The article tries to make it out as if it's about privacy and integrity in general. Google is all the way up at the top of the list of crooks together with arseholes like Meta.
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by daneel_w 3y ago
They bill themselves as the privacy-protecting opponent of Android because iOS/iPadOS doesn't commit to breaches of privacy the way Google does in, well, pretty much all of their products. So how does Apple fall short, and how are
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by daneel_w 3y ago
I got my first Amiga in early 1992 and the Amigas stayed as my main computer systems up until as late as 2000 or 2001. For most of my years with the Amiga I was part of what's called the "demoscene", mainly as a coder but als

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