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by hengheng 12y ago
Schematics on such specialized, highly integrated chips with unknown internals are almost useless from a security standpoint.
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by hengheng 12y ago
As stated above, X220 + 660GTX. If I recall correctly, am missing out on about 30% of the 3dmark points I should be getting by combining the GPU with a CPU of that speed level. As far as I know though, It's still faster than any laptop
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by hengheng 12y ago
Can I format links nicely here? It's a PE4L by hwtools.net [1]. And no, no BIOS fiddling was neccessary. Actually I just hot-plugged the thing first time, right into a running Windows 7. Windows Update went and downloaded the NVidia d
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by hengheng 12y ago
I've been running this kind of setup with a lenovo X220 and a 660 GTX using the cheapo express card adapter from Taiwan. It runs quite well. AMA
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by hengheng 12y ago
Wait, so, an HDMI stick similar to those ARM/Android ones that we've all been using as media centers since 2012?
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by hengheng 12y ago
Don't care about NDAs as much. At least not as much as about cut tape availability at the usual distributors. I'm fine as long as I can buy 100 chips at mouser instead of buying an obscure reel in shenzen (as might be the case for
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by hengheng 12y ago
Will do! I'm finishing up the design right now, and I plan to go DIY first anyways in order to get some quick feedback, circumvent expensive EMI certification, and to sell some units before having to go into case manufacturing. As soon
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by hengheng 12y ago
There usually are antenna output pins even on some of the cheapest Bluetooth modules, and I plan to go for an all metal case anyways. You've certainly got a point though ;-)
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by hengheng 12y ago
Very nice. I'm right now sitting in front of a schematics of a nice modern modular stereo hi-fi amplifier that I'm building. I made sure to leave plenty of internal interconnects for BTO radio modules, so that I could accomodate f
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by hengheng 12y ago
I don't like the tone of this article. Articles like this were written after each and every single crash, which eventually led to sharper requirements, more certification, added security gizmos and thingies and more safe-ropes in every
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by hengheng 12y ago
Print on a transparent with a laser printer, then copy the resulting relief with wood glue.
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by hengheng 12y ago
I have little practical experience with IT security, but I like to look at these issues from the side of the customer. There's a quote I like to repeat: "If you prioritize security over accessibility, you'll have a perfectly
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by hengheng 12y ago
What the OP didn't show was the integral of response times for an average set of read accesses, e.g. The typical expected waiting time. With a latency difference of 1/50k second vs 1/100 second, even 1 on 500 queries missing
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by hengheng 12y ago
Why can a software camera app be better quality than the original one, which is just supposed to feed data from the CCD to flash? You aren't interpolating, are you.
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by hengheng 12y ago
I know, and I'd rather the service be paid for by myself than by a secret service.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Just to make sure I understand the problem ... wouldn't the simplest solution be a 5m audio cable hanging from the drone with a wind-shielded microphone at the bottom? I realize there are all kinds of dynamic problems with a setup like
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by hengheng 12y ago
I've worked with OpenWRT in the past (it's running at my parents' home, and I've done some embedded development), but frankly I'd like to reduce the amount of devices around me. If I can make my seldom-used linux pc
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by hengheng 12y ago
I'm looking for something that lets me use my NAS as Wi-Fi accesspoint as well. It's got double ethernet and USB WLAN, so it should be fine. Alas it's not easy finding something that does both without setting everything up ma
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by hengheng 12y ago
Somewhere in the depths of Bluetooth Proximity Pairing, I remember seeing this. As part of the standard, not as a random startup with no influence on industry.
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by hengheng 12y ago
> Tesla will not initiate patent lawsuits against anyone who, in good faith, wants to use our technology. I'm not familiar with US legislation, but from my perspective this is just Musk on his soap-box making a statement. It's
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by hengheng 12y ago
What's the wattage on these? AFAIR Qi is at 2.7W, which is not enough to sustain my Note 2's charge during browsing or video.
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by hengheng 12y ago
This slide deck takes 24 slides until they get their hands dirty, which is a new record in my book.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Remember these people are cooperating with you. They are living with their disabilities full-time, and they might have found some remarkably clever ways to get along with it. I've seen blind people with iPhones (I have no idea), and a
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by hengheng 12y ago
Not if it reacts to spot market prices. I'm sorry.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Does anybody have an overview about nice CRM systems for startups and small companies? I keep feeling overwhelmed whenever I look at this stuff, and whenever I don't, it takes me five minutes to find essential features lacking.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Cup and cone bearings are about the best you can get with some manual fine tuning. If you carefully hone the surfaces with wax and toothpaste, and then select the beads running between the two halves of the bearing to have almost equal size
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by hengheng 12y ago
Easy if you choose not to have a family, or a social life spiced up with things that cost money to enjoy. The reason why most people decide to get rich is they enjoy spending money. If you live like a monk, you might as well say goodbye to
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by hengheng 12y ago
One of my father's friends did maintenance on large bucket wheel excavators in the GDR. He told how they added sensors and electronics in the late 80s until the electronics failed as often as it helped, so humans remained indispensable
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by hengheng 12y ago
You'd still have to hand over root permissions to a random binary just the way grandparent described... Even in the play store, 80% of my apps have no authorship that go beyond a Gmail address.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Heh, this is odd. France used to be a place where you best work for a large corporation, and keep your job for the rest of your life. Maybe they're eagerly looking at the Berlin scene... Which in itself hasn't been performing as

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