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You can get CMTS equipment like Arris C3 and run your own DOCSIS headend if you want, but it's a lot of complexity to the point where it's not worth the effort unless it just happens to exactly fit your niche. Due to the way that
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The Hermes-Lite [1] SDR is a direct sampling HF QRP transceiver that uses a cable modem IC to do the dirty work. It has been out for years, is 100% open source hardware and firmware/gateware, and works great! [1] http://www.
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> A new model that is designed to fit existing observations that don't match our expectations based on the old model, without it correctly predicting new unexpected observations, seems like a rather weak proposition to me. This desc
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Maybe it should be encouraged; anything that disincentivizes someone to fuck with Internet traffic under a faulty premise is a win in my book.
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Pre flipper machines are straight up designed to be gambling machines; I have a couple in my collection. Most of the articles and coverage conveniently leave out this fact. The effect at the time was the same as it would be today if private
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Can it do the x86 TSO trick? There won't be much of a windows-on-arm ecosystem until Microsoft can fix their slow-ass emulation.
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294 also has a typo: "I'm having a hard time organizing a hide-and-seek league. Good players aare hard to find."
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On the other hand, maybe a broken vending machine wouldn't be a national talking point if even one person in this entire chain of events had simply accepted that the machine was malfunctioning and might not actually be an instrument of
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> Why is a camera involved in purchasing coffee with a card? Genuine question. The sheer number of people in here espousing great volumes of text to explain the ulterior motives of a shitty OEM android control panel on a vending machine
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Nautobot or NetBox
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I regret immensely that I ever endorsed or recommended Authy. My experience witnessing the regression and functional decline of this app over the years has utterly wrecked my opinion of Twilio. Although I still have a couple of operational
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Individually, no; however the total consumption across all TV's is actually much much higher than your estimate.
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Pretty easy to cheer when it's crypto. But if we are onto the slippery slope of canceling utility customers who don't use their power judiciously, let's go ahead and cut off a few more customers while we are at it: 1) Anybody
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You don't explain why it's cool. You just explain it, then you wait to see if the person you explained it to is cool or uncool.
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Eggdrop represent
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> Twenty minutes later, he called back reaffirming they are not running their cannons at night. He also assured me that their air cannons could not be heard more than a mile away. This is the point at which I would have changed my attitu
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The popular way to shorehorn modern linux onto a MMU-less microcontroller is to build a a RISC V system emulator and run uClinux on that; you can also emulate the MMU and run regular kernels if you have sufficient resources. It has been don
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Making sense of code (or any system that changes over time) vis a vis its own history is one of those things where I really think AI/ML tools can really shine. Even with relatively low quality commit messages, I can look at something t
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I call these comments "Elephant Avoidance Maneuvers"
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I routinely get downvoted on various platforms including here when I attempt to remind people of this simple and obvious fact. EV's do not have to be spaceships. But carmakers have a lot of difficulty envisioning a future where their B
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> They just haven’t done it. Literally nobody has done it. It's beyond ridiculous that you can't already show or duplicate an application window on any display you want and allow it to be controlled from anywhere it is visible.
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I'm a strong advocate of open source who also happens to agree with microsoft's lawyers on this. Whether you believe this consequence of GPLv3 is intentional or unintentional, it is a consequence. The idea of somehow putting blame
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The entire Palm ecosystem was/is pretty awesome. I wish very strongly that it would have endured.
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> What purpose of the LGPL is defeated? The purpose of /which/ LGPL? And that's the thing. After GPL demonstrated that it had teeth and got some case law underneath it, the "family" of derivatives exploded, each
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If efficiency is the metric you're going for, move the people and do nothing. It's probably what will happen eventually anyway.
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> What makes you think your architect can't draw on the blueprints? Nothing until the architect hands them to someone else in violation of both the CCSA and the EULA which the distributor claim apply to all of the published material
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You don't really get approval to build things without blueprints in most places. It's "open" but my architect can't draw on it? Naw. CCSA cannot work for such a thing, and anything that's not specificaclly CCSA
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If you have children they are already using these very models in their learning if not directly then by proxy. I would have given anything to have access to such a resource during my school years. You’re looking at the wrong end of the hors
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> However, any modifications you make must be re-shared under the same licence. By everyone, for everyone. I’m gonna have to raise the alarm at this remark. There is no reasonable license that would permit enforcing this, that anyone sh
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Would you be comfortable educating yourself or your own children without the use of any copyrighted material whatsoever? AI's gonna get trained on it no matter what; nobody wants a product that isn't. By the time OpenAI takes the

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