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by nrp 3y ago
It’s a goofy joke. The human detection uses ultrasonic audio outside of human auditory range. However, dogs can hear those frequencies, so the computer chirping is going to make a resting (static) dog jump or run away, making it non-stati
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by nrp 3y ago
Google Search Appliances: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Search_Appliance
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by nrp 3y ago
In Lightning, the springs are in the device and the pads are on the cable. With USB-C, the springs are in the cable, and the pads are in the device. There are different failure modes for the springs failing vs the tongue that the pads are
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by nrp 3y ago
Yes: https://www.usb.org/products
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by nrp 3y ago
The lone American awake right now checking in. This thread is a bit of culture shock for me. In the US, most states are at-will, meaning there is no required notice period, but two weeks is the cultural norm unless you are a fairly senior
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by nrp 3y ago
I suspect this is a reasonably common origin story. Plenty of people hate waste, and the ones who have some level of wealth or power just happen to be more readily positioned to act on solving it. For what it’s worth, I was able to start F
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by nrp 3y ago
We’re drifting away from the original topic, but I suspect it has less to do with antisocial behavior and more to do with saturating the intersection of people interested in riding on scooters and places where scooter riding is a plausible
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by nrp 3y ago
We have a few other categories to fix first.
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by nrp 3y ago
It’s not exactly some kind of nefarious secret scheme. The IRS puts out a 50 page report each year on what the Criminal Investigations department is for: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p3583.pdf It’s for pretty
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by nrp 3y ago
The most popular spots aren’t necessarily the best spots, and somehow no matter how many taquerias there are in the Mission, new ones continue to come in and figure out how to do it better. If you haven’t yet, check out Al Carajo, Loltun, E
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by nrp 3y ago
PCIe 4 x8. We have documentation around it here: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionBay
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by nrp 3y ago
The number reflects the screen size (rounded down). Framework Laptop 13 is 13.5". Framework Laptop 16 is 16". Both product lines are continuing in parallel.
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by nrp 3y ago
Yes, you can use QMK tools like VIA to reconfigure, or even just modify the firmware. It's all open source: https://github.com/frameworkcomputer/qmk_firmware
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by nrp 3y ago
The Expansion Bay Shell has an open area in the center for additional modules. We shared a preview of one of the modules that we're building, which is a dual M.2 storage carrier.
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by nrp 3y ago
We've historically aligned our press review timing to use production units and have reviews go live just before we start shipping the first batch. We'll also have additional pre-production hands ons happening throughout the year.
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by nrp 3y ago
Is this a DIY Edition or a pre-built configuration? Could you also write into support (though note that response may be delayed)? If you are logged into an account, the team should also be able to check the configuration that is in progres
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by nrp 3y ago
We've published documentation around the interface, and are happy to work with anyone who wants to develop a new module: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionBay
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by nrp 3y ago
Neither Intel nor AMD officially support S3 on their recent CPU generations. Unofficially, S3 functionality has continued to degrade over time. On the positive side though, s0ix continues to improve for both Intel and AMD.
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by nrp 3y ago
The DIY Edition price is without memory, storage, and operating system, which are included in the pre-built versions. The memory, storage, bezel, and Input Cover that are temporarily installed into DIY Edition systems get cycled back throug
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by nrp 3y ago
We're using the USB-PD 3.1 standard and are testing for compatibility. We haven't seen issues when testing with other compliant USB-PD 3.1 adapters.
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by nrp 3y ago
The site should be back up and running (though slightly slowly) now. We had substantially higher load than we've seen even during previous pre-order launches.
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by nrp 3y ago
This is both the most server load we've ever seen and the fastest order throughput we've seen. It is genuinely difficult to gauge ahead of time.
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by nrp 3y ago
We've been working with Jack at OLKB on figuring out how to enable additional keyboard layout types. Since there is a broad range of different layout preferences, our goal is to make it easy for third party keyboard makers (like OLKB)
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by nrp 3y ago
We shared in an earlier blog post some of what goes into setting up infrastructure for new countries: https://frame.work/blog/scaling-up-infrastructure On Kickstarters specifically, I have worked in a company that made
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by nrp 3y ago
Apparently! Part of why we do pre-orders is to get a good read on demand early enough to adjust our production capacity. Our main manufacturing partner is Compal, who is one of the three largest laptop manufacturer in the world, so we have
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by nrp 3y ago
Yes, we worked with BOE to build a semi-custom display specifically because we couldn't find a great panel that had high refresh rate, high brightness, high contrast, and a wide color gamut at a reasonable price. Color gamut was often
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by nrp 3y ago
We've designed the Expansion Bay module system to be able to handle power bi-directionally. One of the main reasons for this was to enable secondary batteries. This specific module isn't something we've shared any plans aro
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by nrp 3y ago
I'm happy to answer any questions folks have around this product. We've released all of the main specifications at this point, along with documentation and CAD on GitHub for the new module systems.
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by nrp 3y ago
I have good news for you (assuming they survive long enough to ship): https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/13/23757902/telo-truck-elect...
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by nrp 3y ago
It was the other booth doing interesting things with a Kinect: Matterport. Mine was this (it did not become a billion dollar company): https://makezine.com/article/digital-fabrication/3d-printing...

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