jdboyd

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   by jdboyd 1y ago

   SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE Versatile developer with 20+ years of experience, specializing in bringing products from concept to market quickly with a focus on generating revenue and demonstrating value. Whether modernizing legacy systems or
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   by jdboyd 1y ago

   I get that shoes off is supposedly cleaner, but how does much difference does that make if one has a cat or dog as well? We are a mostly shoes off for ourselves, but do what you want for guests.
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   by jdboyd 1y ago

   I think there is a mismatch with Intel/Window's idea of an AI PC being a beefed up edge TPU core, while customers who do want AI want LLMs, which I'm under the impression the Lunar Lake AI features aren't that great at a
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   Last I looked, they didn't support passing through USB devices like Wacom tablets or edit controllers or space mice. I am eager for that stuff to work so that I can start using moonlight/sunshine for more of my work.
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   I would suggest being sure to use a cpu platform well supported by ZMK to make your HID software easier. The esp32-s3 doesn't appear to have Bluetooth support in ZMK yet. People who want Bluetooth support are being encouraged to use th
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   It sounds like FB Marketplace is every bit the marketplace for scammers that people claim craigslist is.
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   Have you looked into if Paint.NET works with Wine? The latest report says the was an issue with the theme, but it otherwise worked for them, but then they didn't really test much. They were not trying the latest version of Wine at the
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   It doesn't have any of my Nvidia GPUs, nor my AMD GPUs in the list and then always tells me I need more VRAM since I can't select a GPU.
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   by jdboyd 2y ago

   What tend's to bug me about most now to near future solarpunk depictions that I see is that it tends to assume that we will be all spread out into nothing larger than a small village. I'm not sure that solar/wind/hydro p
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    https://archive.is/uSA7M
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    A growing number of artists don't make albums anymore, either physical or something that can be purchased. I don't understand, but their choice. However, I only buy albums (preferably physically, will accept flac download), so the
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    Location: Lancaster, PA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, Go, C, C++, uPython, iOS, Android, Linux, AWS, Docker, Ansible Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdboyd/ Email: j
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE Versatile developer with 20+ years of experience, specializing in bringing products from concept to market quickly with a focus on generating revenue and demonstrating value. Whether modernizing legacy systems or
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    I haven't been able to figure out what the ? in squares mean.
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    There are two aspects to consider. They are can a VGA->HDMI adapter support 400 pixels wide, and can it support 240 lines. VGA has no pixel clock. A line is a set of continuous waveforms for R, G, and B. This means that there is no pr
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    The first 4 seem like really big deals.
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    There is also something to be said for having the writing there when someone wants to find out something about you. I get hardly any traffic on my blog, but it still has helped secure jobs because the right person was looking for info on m
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    There is also MorphOS.
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    https://archive.is/NhXsR
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio&#x2
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    Needs a (2006).
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    That is incorrect. There are several bedrock compatible servers available. See the official one here: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/server/bedrock
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    FWIW, making just 10 might drive that $13 price down quite a bit. Although, it looks like 1 unit might be closer to $50 (at least for the suppliers I might use), but $150 for 10. I think costs could be cut somewhat though. The USB->seri
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    Looking at that Dallibor Farney company and how hard it is for them to get new nixie tubes to be a sustainable business, I shudder to think how much more effort it would be to get new, high quality CRTs off the ground. It would be cool thou
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    https://archive.is/pwxuC
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    https://archive.is/nNOQb
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    Clicking on the link shows: Hi! It looks like you might have come from Hacker News. > We're going to be blunt: Hacker News is increasingly a haven for alt-right > trolls and hateful abusers, and the administrators have demonstra
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    SEEKING WORK | USA | REMOTE I am a 20+ year experienced developer. Most of my work has involved embedded development (Linux, RTOS, baremetal, C/C++/uPython), including various forms of networking and distributed systems, audio&#x2
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    What really grinds my gears is the amount of systems with TPM 2.0 that they won't support, such as many Skylake and Kaby Lake (Dell and HP Core Ix-6xxx and Core Ix-7xxx systems, as well as Broadwell Xeon E5 v4 systems) even if TPM 2.0
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    by jdboyd 2y ago

    The PiKVM V4 Mini is $274.95 when in stock (currently not in stock at US retailers), versus the $69 that JetKVM wants for the kick starter version. They also claim that the latency will be dramatically lower, which could be a big deal to s