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by gsich 3y ago
No it's not. To go back to your original statement: >USB hubs are controllable via USB, so I guess this is for cases where your hub is connected to a device you don't control. This is not a generally true. I gave an example of
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by gsich 3y ago
>Nothing's wrong there and you're just playing with semantics to not admit your misunderstanding. All hubs have an in-band control interface available that can be used by them to implement port power control, period. You want t
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by gsich 3y ago
>You're replying to my comment about an interface used to control such hubs, so it's what you are saying that's irrelevant in this context. Yes. An interface. Because not all hubs can be controlled in-band. Maybe you have
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by gsich 3y ago
>You can't have a USB hub that can't be controlled over USB, it wouldn't be able to work at all. The spec requires hubs to be active devices that show up on the bus and that can handle requests from the host, such as selec
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by gsich 3y ago
Not all. I have several that can't be controlled.
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by gsich 3y ago
Not all.
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by gsich 3y ago
Desalination is "solved". Main problem is the huge energy requiered.
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by gsich 3y ago
Random poweroffs could not happen, not with the current those devices are drawing.
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by gsich 3y ago
The Android shitshow has a major problem: Qualcomm
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by gsich 3y ago
Propaganda. Even if, a user toggle would have worked wonders.
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by gsich 3y ago
No, there is at least 1 person in there.
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by gsich 3y ago
Why idiots? Driverless cars transport 0 people. From that point they are only contributing to congestion.
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by gsich 3y ago
Also false.
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by gsich 3y ago
Some, if not all did it.
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by gsich 3y ago
The ISPs didn't discover this, they knew. But it was mandated so they had to do it.
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by gsich 3y ago
ah, should have clarified, meant the Kalifa.
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by gsich 3y ago
printer bad is a common meme here.
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by gsich 3y ago
Mac is a PC.
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by gsich 3y ago
Fake news
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by gsich 3y ago
"Checking if the site connection is secure" what a blatant lie. If you can read this you already have a TLS connection.
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by gsich 3y ago
JPEG has 12-bit somewhere in the standard, not sure on where it's implemented.
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by gsich 3y ago
easy, the arrow keys.
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by gsich 3y ago
Desktop software. Also it's not unreadable.
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by gsich 3y ago
Those search examples is the reason why Google also declines.
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by gsich 3y ago
XP had a Classic theme from the beginning.
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by gsich 3y ago
>host your own server like Mumble. Or use one of the public ones.
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by gsich 3y ago
Standby/Hibernate counts to your uptime. It's a "normal" feature "normal" people use.
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by gsich 3y ago
All text based subtitles share the (non-)issue of encoding. Nothing wrong with SRT, it's UTF8 in Mkv anyway.
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by gsich 3y ago
So, solvable?
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by gsich 3y ago
Yes. Truly a standard ahead of its time.

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