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dd_xplore
11mo ago
It’s not the same thing! Pico is a microcontroller, it’s also not a native ethernet implementation.
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11mo ago
N100 supports DDR5 memory (although 1 channel) but I believe DDR5 has some error correction... May not be full ECC
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dd_xplore
1y ago
One question though, if for some reason a poorely designed app discards data through /dev/null, is it tamper proof? Meaning can any other process or user access that information? (In runtime)
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1y ago
AI slop
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dd_xplore
1y ago
Yeah perhaps I'm confused cuz this was long long back.
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1y ago
Haha I know! When I was even younger, we had a radio that could recieve SW,AM,MW,FM(in TV range as well). I used to hook up the antenna to various things like wire mesh or tv antennas etc and used to listen to short wave and AM for hours. I
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dd_xplore
1y ago
Perhaps I'm getting confused cuz this was long back. But I think it was a oscillator for sure...
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1y ago
To get an idea about radios, I made a crystal radio when I was in 7th grade, I only had few components. The only component I had difficulty in getting was the crystal oscillator (I was living in a rural town). It was mind blowing when I fir
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1y ago
I have also seen this in Androids (I tested this on multiple devices - S23U, OnePlus 6,8) , whenever I completely turned off the swap , the phone after a day or two of heavy usage would sometimes hang! It felt unintuitive since these devic
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1y ago
It's more worse if caused by American engineers , not on holiday
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1y ago
Does it decrease the AWS's nine 9s ?
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1y ago
If you self host, you must keep the spares, atleast for an enterprise environment.
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1y ago
Even as kids we were fiddling with batch/bash scripts, how many kids do you see using apple script or whatever? It's the ease of accessibility. Powershell now is lot more powerful than what Apple can dream to offer. MacOS is an op
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1y ago
Doesn't the hardware work in Air series? Doesn't the hardware work in windows machines ? Hardware works almost everywhere!
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1y ago
You know IMHO Apple doesn't have any 'Pro' machines. A 'Pro' machine isn't about hardware (although it helps), it comes mainly from the software. MacOS doesn't have enough 'openness' to it. There
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1y ago
Wow nice! I had some HDDs , some of them were alive till 10 years but not much longer. I'm amazed that with all these technologies we haven't figured out how to store data long term (atleast couple decades) without changing the un
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1y ago
It's not the storage cost alone, it's about the redundancy, backups , the entire setup. Subscriptions aren't going to reduce anytime soon.
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1y ago
When I was a kid, a 4GB pendrive was a huge thing for me. I used to think my 40GB HDD would never fill up, but then Internet started to grow. Today it doesn’t even matter how muc storage you have it’ll always fill up. I have started to self
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1y ago
And publishing shitty code invites wrath from Linus
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1y ago
In my experience mounting smb share inside docker containers has been very very unreliable...
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1y ago
I did some half ass backup solution. Bought a LifePo4 12AH battery, hooked up a compatible charger, hooked up a dc-dc converter to power up a N100 mini pc, my mikrotik router etc. Works perfectly fine as of now...
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1y ago
I think it's better to use immich with tailscale
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1y ago
Nothing beats the masterpiece: Akira
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1y ago
Did it stop working?
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1y ago
Even android has it!
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1y ago
I bought a 5G modem made by waveshare, I had lot of fun tinkering that device with AT commands.
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1y ago
Is that available in lite version too? Now that the origin js being phased out
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1y ago
I loved the ‘Visual Dictionary’ of 2000s . Damn that booo is peak encyclopaedia, describing everything in amazing detail, I first read that book when I was 5. I have bought a second hand copy of that book for my future kids.
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1y ago
I think they shouldn’t publish books which are fairly new. Hurts the authors…
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1y ago
It's malicious intent! The developer isn't a kid, they're releasing the software for world wide use. It's a simple thing, do not send private data to remote servers without explicitly asking the user!
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