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by gorkish 2y ago
Not mentioned above, but should be noted that all of this DRM is still only protecting the compressed and encoded video content. Schemes to protect the uncompressed digital video data are all permanently and universally broken or bypassed.
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by gorkish 2y ago
If you are so inclined, ARRL transmits amateur radio news bulletins daily on a regular schedule[1] in the USA. The bulletins can be received with any shortwave radio that supports SSB (single sideband modulation) and decoded with a soundcar
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by gorkish 2y ago
That's not at all my point. My point is a car with 15,000 parts in it is statistically more likely to have problems than a car with 7,000 parts in it. Hybrid vehicles by their very nature tend to have high part counts, lots of custom c
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by gorkish 2y ago
The thing that makes vyos "not Linux" is the configuration shell and monolithic configuration file. Ultimately vyos/vtysh consumes this single configuration file and uses it to template commands or configuration files for oth
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by gorkish 2y ago
Replying to myself a week after I posted this -- AlphaFold 3 paper today -- this is precisely what I am talking about. Wow! https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01385-x
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by gorkish 2y ago
It'd be worthwhile to ask why that answer persisted on SE in the first place. I've used iscsi before with sg and scd devices; it's never even occurred to me that anyone should think it's limited to disks, because, well,
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by gorkish 2y ago
I'm not advocating for the system in the linked article; it is a hobby project, but not yet a viable platform that should be used unattended or built buy unqualified hobbyists. I would add that I support the author's right to buil
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by gorkish 2y ago
That's actually really great! More of this!
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by gorkish 2y ago
I hear you; however I would counter that what most people want to tinker with is not actually the life-and-safety-critical bits of the system. There are really only a few things that you can meaningfully do with an EVSE anyway: 1) Enable&#x
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by gorkish 2y ago
ssh -a -i /dev/null -o IdentityAgent=/dev/null sshtron.zachlatta.com The clear/redraw flicker is ... my eyes! The googles; they do nothing!
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by gorkish 2y ago
A hybrid has all the ICE stuff plus all the EV stuff crammed into the same box. It doesn’t seem you are reflecting well upon your own line of reasoning.
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by gorkish 2y ago
https://github.com/openevse OpenEVSE is a properly developed ecosystem, and should be where you start if you want to actually do this. I cannot reiterate this enough; I find it mildly disturbing that the creator of this pro
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by gorkish 2y ago
Enzymes catalysts and molecular scale physical chemistry is really kicking ass recently. Seems that we are tipping over the knife edge of well and truly cracking the code!
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by gorkish 2y ago
Merlin Bird ID is an app that runs the same BirdNet model locally on your phone. https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
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by gorkish 2y ago
Stupid answer: Multimode sucks. The only reason to use it is if the person before you failed to know that it sucks and now it cannot be replaced.
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by gorkish 2y ago
Having experience with both; I am confident this would not work as well as you would want it to if even at all. VyOS has no native awareness of switchdev interfaces or their limitations
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by gorkish 2y ago
IIRC the half-width version of these switches are not advertised as having PTP support. I wouldn't have the first clue if it's straightforward to configure it to work with upstream linux but I do use PTP with Dell SmartFabric OS10
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by gorkish 3y ago
5V 5A. Buck converter? Never heard of it apparently
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by gorkish 3y ago
A hundred and fifty bucks to control some non 5v tolerant gpio pins; no it’s not actually great at that. The RP2040 is great at that.
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by gorkish 3y ago
> (not yet modified) <wink> I just used a walkman
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by gorkish 3y ago
Maybe if flight attendants were actually getting paid while passengers are boarding they might be more attentive
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by gorkish 3y ago
Ben's kits are for a simple 6502 computer. If you'd like to build a CPU from scratch, I would suggest https://monster6502.com/ If you want to get really fancy, build the Monster 6502 and then use that as the CPU i
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by gorkish 3y ago
If a stopped clock is right twice a day, relentlessly winding a clock forward will make it right quite frequently. That is geohot.
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by gorkish 3y ago
> They seem to be obsessed with desktops, and ultra high performance homelab NASes. I don't know how you reach that conclusion; the network connectivity of pi's suck (especially pi5) and out of the box they do not support any t
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by gorkish 3y ago
That may indeed be correct at least in some circumstances; maybe it at least works with some capability of the offical supply. In my experience I have had to use usb_max_current_enable=1 and PSU_MAX_CURRENT=5000 to get it to shut up and wor
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by gorkish 3y ago
Well, as it turns out, although a lot of stuff out there implies that the Pi uses USB-PD, it actually doesn't negotiate anything; it's just a dumb 5V peripheral. It can measure its own power (current/voltage) and has a curre
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by gorkish 3y ago
Color me jaded, but isn't this just a typical dig on the US that also applies to businesses acting predictably in their best interests the world over?
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by gorkish 3y ago
Not to mention that putting 300+ individual leds in the thing takes a ton of power. I got a corsair keyboard once figuring I could just use it like normal without the LED's.... nope. Have to scrounge up 2 high power USB ports just to p
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by gorkish 3y ago
No. Their original saw was derived from a design that their OEM was already producing. All of this was well documented and well covered by various outlets at the time including Slashdot and Groklaw; please stop with the absurd speculation.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I'm sure you are pretty bitter about your project getting crapped on here, but it should have been a foregone conclusion. Someone, anyone, could have explained this position any time before you ran this thing all the way to the product

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