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by maven29 3y ago
There aren't a lot of places where going into academia has significant opportunity cost (like for example, losing out on the prospect of a yacht paid for by reactjs work).
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by maven29 3y ago
You are really bringing your own OS here. The nanopi can run mainline linux and u-boot[0]. If you suspect an Intel ME-style component with ring -3 access, it should show up in the initialization sequence - there are no blobs here. Features
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by maven29 3y ago
We have photographic evidence of the NSA intercepting Cisco routers. I'm not sure the country of origin matters if you have a red spot painted on your back. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/05/pho
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by maven29 3y ago
If you restrict refunds to be permissible only until a certain point before the event, that will create a window in which unsuccessfully scalped tickets are released back into the pool for general public, bypassing scalpers. If scalpers cho
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by maven29 3y ago
What is stopping the existence of a refund mechanism there?
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by maven29 3y ago
There are ways to bypass any of these restrictions imposed by the Android system, even if they were real. Android ships with eBPF, so you just need root. https://github.com/gojue/ecapture
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by maven29 3y ago
Except those farms don't do any original research and just copy off each other. They're littered with mistakes and you will see the same mistake pop up across all of them. These days for obscure terms, you don't even get the
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by maven29 3y ago
Say hi to ebpf, now shipping with android kernels.
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by maven29 3y ago
QR code still works when either end is low-tech (paper/wearable/sticker), by using out-of-band means (SMS/soundbox) to confirm the transaction. Further, NFC is usually the first to be left out when manufacturers cut costs to
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by maven29 3y ago
Why would apple ever release an SBC product? I could understand if a community grows up around repurposing iPhone logic boards, but sourcing their laptop SoCs or boards wouldn't be feasible commercially. If it's about developing t
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by maven29 3y ago
I don't think you realize that sale proceeds never reach authors or reviewers. Journals would look like tabloids if they did. Private corporations even pay for open access because the addressable market for such a product in dollars wi
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by maven29 3y ago
East asian vendors like Efinix seem to have high spec parts (with LPDDR4, PCIE4) at low prices and actual availability, without the ITAR troubles you see with US parts.
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by maven29 3y ago
Integrate into wireless headsets? A single-purpose device could have most components on a neckband, otherwise.
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by maven29 3y ago
Every single browser except Chrome would be a better way to put it.
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by maven29 3y ago
https://news.ti.com/industrys-first-ultrasonic-lens-cleaning... https://e2e.ti.com/blogs_/b/analogwire/posts/ultrasonic-lens... You could emulate the properties of blinking using piezoel
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by maven29 3y ago
Ryzen 7840u is already at par or exceeds M2 performance figures.
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by maven29 3y ago
Enjoy implementing the legal and compliance requirements yourself on linux, then. We live in a society, after all. Enterprise chromebooks are not a consumer product, they are beholden to an entirely different terms of service. You can eit
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by maven29 3y ago
Just issue Chromebooks for the 90 percent if most of the work happens in webapps?
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by maven29 3y ago
Don't they typically have co-extruded copper in the conduit/pipes for Utility Locators to use, even if it's just fiber inside?
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by maven29 3y ago
A quick search brought up CosyDVR on f-droid. Might not play nice with new Android versions, though.
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by maven29 3y ago
Nokia sells 4g feature phones in both mediatek RTOS and KaiOS (firefox OS derivative) variants. The latter can run whatsapp, although feature support is a bit behind. Unfortunately, QWERTY versions would not enjoy the same scale of economy,
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by maven29 3y ago
When Galaxy Upcycling was first announced, it was extremely ambitious. However, the final product was cut down by a lot to make room for the economics. https://www.ifixit.com/News/50450/samsung-galaxy-upcycling-u..
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by maven29 3y ago
Car-dependent societies and a complete lack of third places will do that to you, with children being the hardest-hit.
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by maven29 4y ago
Blackberry phones peaked in 2009, there was plenty of time to reconsider. This is just blatant revisionism, there were plenty of on-ramp opportunities within the product timeline. Apple didn't move off Samsung entirely until the A8, an
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by maven29 4y ago
Perhaps non-tech corporations without the means to implement CI/CD would appreciate end-device performance gains? Regardless, other laptop vendors have mostly caught up in performance anyway. Mobility might have a better case to be mad
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by maven29 4y ago
You're only going to be able to do wake-words and command recognition locally on a microcontroller. The maximum external SPI RAM on an ESP32 is 4MB. https://github.com/espressif/esp-skainet https://gith
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by maven29 4y ago
There are plenty of enterprises that run linux in server farms as well as workstations. You have to remember that Lenovo has plenty of experience with linux this way. They have official ISOs and their metapackages are delivered with distro
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by maven29 4y ago
There is no waitlist anymore, and this functionality is delivered through the Bing sidebar. Internally, it has the same privileges as a third party extension with webpage content access, so it cannot access the pdf viewer contents. I believ
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by maven29 4y ago
If you have assistant disabled, holding down volume-up and volume-down buttons together on the lockscreen should have the same effect
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by maven29 4y ago
Smartphones, tablets and ARM64 server deployments vastly outnumber these luxury segment consumer devices. There is a much better business case for x86 binary translation outside of a lineup of laptops relatively few people own (despite the

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