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mrheosuper
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mrheosuper
1mo ago
It’s just the BOM price. When your product has Cellular module, there is set of certification that is painful to pass. It’s better to use included wifi module since it’s already there and certified
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mrheosuper
1mo ago
Why is it bullshit ? Just because you dont need does not mean it’s not real
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1mo ago
You dont need high end box, a old mini pc running pfsense/opnsense is enough.
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1mo ago
or your friend can setup VPN on his Router box.
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1mo ago
Why not use higher voltage, like 24 or 48V?
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1mo ago
Thermal problem maybe ? The hot air escapes through the vent near screen.
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1mo ago
80Kbps is enough, after all they don't want to accidentally ddos their server.
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1mo ago
because using open wifi is infinity cheaper. You are asking for $20 increase in BOM, which means they somehow has to extract $20 from your private data, which is hard.
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1mo ago
It could include SMD antenna or PCB antenna.
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1mo ago
In the future they could make it refuse to boot without all the "required" hardware, like BT/wifi module.
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1mo ago
> OS provides some strong guarantees How do you audit that ? it's not like they opensource their OS.
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1mo ago
Or just buy an old x86 mini pc from ebay, vastly more powerful and less headache. Mine comes with i5 8500t, 16gb ram and 256gb ssd, and it was like $150.
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1mo ago
>In comparison, Google TV's homescreen is giant ads for content on services I don't subscribe to I enable app-only mode on my chromecast and does not see any ads.
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1mo ago
Usually smart lock does not have network connection(due to using battery). But the app on your phone does not have that limitation.
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1mo ago
I am still not sure why does OS has to be aware of this, if anything, only the HAL should be aware of this FW version to have correct behavior. Every major OS already has this HAL layer, we just need to decide/design a generic and hope
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1mo ago
> if you have to interact with files they probably believe they’ve done something wrong. So it's wrong to be power user using mac.
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1mo ago
I remember the HW shortage during 2020-2021, fun time.
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1mo ago
Why should the address and logic change, when both are defined by hardware ?
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1mo ago
I believe there is a lag between the Western and other, less developed part of the world. Anecdotally, i live in a 3rd world, developing country, and the situation is not that better than the Western, "Ipad kid" becomes more popul
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1mo ago
What is AA ?
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1mo ago
Thanks for the effort, guys. This makes me think, shouldn't the driver layer be generic now. All the driver does is writing correct data at correct address when needed, there is no need for OS support except triggering driver when to d
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2mo ago
1: Not sure what your point here, if you dont want soldering, just use jumper wire, it is not exclusive on rpi. 2: What i mean is the main reason they use Rpi because it can run Python(at least easy, this was before CP/MP mature). If t
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2mo ago
with headless debian, i think you have around 400MB ram left for yourself, enough to run light stuff like pihole or Wireguard
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2mo ago
What kind of class you are talking, most of the time, we use MCU for real time stuff and a generic computer for Heavy computing stuff, they can communicate through whatever bus they want (Serial, USB or even wireless like bluetooth). E
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2mo ago
It's more like for web people that wants to do embedded stuff and don't bother learning. I've seen someone used the entire raspberry pi zero(dual core 1Ghz cpu with hundreds of MB ram) just to do some http request and display
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2mo ago
There was no issue before. So what the point of changing stuff and hope it does not create any issues ?
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2mo ago
Just call it "installing". I don't "sideload" spotify on my windows machine, i installed it.
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2mo ago
Small-mid scale company who want to setup local LLM i guess ?
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2mo ago
Games that allow custom map is not that new. Minecraft also allows you some basic boolean mechanism that you can build surprisingly complex stuff. I don't know why do you need AI for this
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2mo ago
>you want a fancy luxury good that feels good for you to own I think teenage engineer products would fit more. Did you take a look at the price of their "field recorder". Jesus, but can't deny it's so cool.
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