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IIRC it’s separate sats but same backhaul and they also leverage the same terminals?
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Geekbench 6 was around ~2600 single-core with the VM overhead for me. That's still punching above single-core power in its class for Windows machines and it makes me giggle. https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu
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Apple’s official illustrated guide shows you only need to pop the 8 case screws, 2 screws holding down the battery connector, then route the cables away and remove the 18 battery screws. Not bad, not terrible? https://support.app
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"... we've identified the touchscreen protocol as being similar to Elo's SmartSet Data Protocol..." Chuckled out loud at that one. Figures they went for an ol' reliable when they built the arcade cabinets for The Ke
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Fun fact: Motorola Solutions sells LPRs not only to law enforcement (via Vigilant Solutions), they also sell them via the "Digital Recognition Network" arm to third party companies - tow operators, private operations, and so on. S
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8mo ago
The mules aren’t in the subs anymore. We’ve got Starlink now! https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jul/11/colombia-narco...
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Fortnite V-Bucks Price Increase
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He never shook the name "Egohot" from the Playstation days and it's just continually reinforced every time he comes back out of the woodwork.
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“In 2021, the research firm IPVM independently tested Flock's LPR cameras, concluding in a report that it misidentified which state a license plate was from for around 1 in 10 reads, and that the system regularly misclassified license
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A little birdie told me someone pushed duplicate data into one of Amazon’s core noSQL systems that runs most of e-commerce. The front end of the site broke in weird ways but it certainly wasn’t taking orders.
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8mo ago
The TV manufacturers know they can get a guaranteed $30-50/year spliff out of the platform vendors per unit for allowing the shitware in the first place and that these TVs will last long enough to get them a nice several hundred dollar
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8mo ago
Arecont Vision is another good brand. I’ve got a friend that got a bunch of Arecont domes stupid cheap and they have amusing modes like “casino mode” (guaranteed 30fps recording for various gaming regulations). https://www.arecon
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There's two camps of users I noticed: the users that absolutely adore Dragon, and the users that absolutely adore the voicemail dictation department. Annoyingly, the users that absolutely adore Dragon were the ones that kept throwing t
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8mo ago
“Hey Meta” gets “OK Glassed”.
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They go for closer to $100-150 for a ‘good’ working one, sadly. (They’re also the object of my nightmares, having supported them professionally.)
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Meanwhile Honda’s robotics design whittled away after ASIMO’s mild improvements in 2011 and it’s really, really sad.
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8mo ago
IIRC you just have to use an asterisk or something now, and I think the search is broken on OldReddit…
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The jackasses at Ring provide a clickwrap forced EULA consent in their app update changelogs . https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ringapp They slip "By using this app, you agree to Ring’s Term
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Most people accepted the development sandbox Microsoft graciously allowed and turned it into a fairly thriving 'homebrew' scene: see the https://xbdev.store/ It's just a shame Sony gatekeeps running any kind
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Typically a once to twice-a-year event for many conventions. These are extremely volunteer-led conventions, so a lot of financials just aren't there to support hundreds of dollars for a short term rental for an event weekend. We'
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BTW - Zebra still makes the LP2844 printer as the ZD888/ZP888 over in China and Asian markets (and ZD230 in EMEA) with a slight case swap. Aliexpress/Alibaba sellers will get you a shiny new Zebra label printer for under $200.
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Meanwhile I guarantee sitting on a university campus I’m going to see a sea of these colours sitting on desks and tables by people putting in some serious work. In this age of price hikes on components and hardware, this is Apple’s “price h
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8mo ago
I hold both an amateur license and a conventional ‘itinerant’ LMR license good nationwide. The LMR license is more useful to me than my amateur license - I can just hand my friends my pile of cache radios and get yapping at an event. As a p
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I'm vaguely reminded of some of the third party disk encryption/preboot management utilities that exist in the Windows space that leverage similar technology. Authentication is done against an online source, and only then is the k
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8mo ago
If the 486es were running OpenClaw then everyone would be losing their minds.
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Sam a manipulative liar? Say it isn't so! Not the first time, not the last time, add it to the list of shit he's done that should put him in a little cell for the rest of his life.
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$499 Education discount. Just placed my order in and I'm super-stoked.
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Larry needs his kids' menu.
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Oh god, kindly revert.
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8mo ago
This depends on the courts and purrisdictions, to be honest. Some days I wonder if it’s one big old kangaroo court the way things are going in this dog-eat-dog world.
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