nsteel

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by nsteel 4y ago
I didn't understand the quoted critism from the article. Smart TRVs are supposed to be able to independently call for heat, isn't that the whole point of them. There's nothing very smart about simply reporting they are too co
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by nsteel 4y ago
Didn't AMD start down the chiplet path way before the horrible SRAM scaling became clear? I was the under the impression they were chasing better yield and this is just another handy gain.
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by nsteel 4y ago
Unless your chip is mostly SRAM and lower power consumption isn't worth the massive cost of 3nm. It's not the normal easy decision for some designs.
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by nsteel 4y ago
No, that is not true. Like the other commenter here, I used Hyperoptic at my previous flat and they were brilliant. If they had coverage at my new place I'd sign up again in an instant
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by nsteel 4y ago
Over the last 10 years I've used Three a few times for a short while but their reception where I am (in London) has always been awful. However, most recently I tried their 5G home broadband. It worked pretty well but I found a much bet
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by nsteel 4y ago
I've never used this (no airplay devices) but I think owntone can do this. https://github.com/owntone/owntone-server
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by nsteel 4y ago
Sounds similar to what we had for Spotify before they killed libspotify. * https://github.com/lukaszgemborowski/spotifs * https://github.com/catharsis/spotifile
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by nsteel 4y ago
The difference in availability is certainly related to Brcm's involvement but that could just as easily be Brcm's capacity problem, rather than a spat for which there's no official word on (and it makes no difference to consu
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by nsteel 4y ago
Holidays are coming which means free time is coming! Hoping to finally get this fixed up and released.
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by nsteel 4y ago
> Also, any plans to add the ability to save the tracks that are streamed? I hope not. Sounds like a great way to provoke Spotify into a breaking API change.
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by nsteel 4y ago
> Qobuz and Tidal both have developer friendly APIs. Last time I looked, Tidal didn't offer a public API. They were 100% closed and developer unfriendly. You had to "borrow" their client ID for use with reverse engineered
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by nsteel 4y ago
The RRP is now $15, if by some small miracle you find one in stock somewhere. https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/supply-chain-update-its-goo...
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by nsteel 4y ago
The mention is that Wikichip expect optimized SRAM cells but there's nothing to support this. I'm not so sure given the problem they've had so far.
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by nsteel 4y ago
It's also even more expensive. As if the upcoming nodes weren't already ridiculous in that respect.
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by nsteel 4y ago
As an end user today with a Pixel 6, what am I supposed to do if I can't rely on them to get this right? I NEED 999 to work. If not for me, then the people around me. Am I supposed to go and ring 999 to test it after every major upda
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by nsteel 4y ago
Genuinely curious, why do you want to directly compare? Does this make them more attractive to work for?
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by nsteel 4y ago
The other common thing to blame is your PSU. But regardless, things have moved on and for a reliable, serious system you can move the rootfs or ditch the SD card entirely and forget about this issue. Yes, I appreciate this is a more expensi
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by nsteel 4y ago
I like that some things in their shop (e.g. https://shop.openenergymonitor.com/current-o-p-100a-max-clip... ) have a link back to a "learn" page ( https://learn.openenergymonitor.org/electricity-moni
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by nsteel 4y ago
As someone who lives west, the wait coming into Paddington is really annoying. It's definitely worse so far, compared to previously when you zoomed straight in and then changed. Hopefully they make things line up a bit better. My stati
530.
by nsteel 4y ago
They seem keen on mini classic consoles. I remain hopeful for next year.
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by nsteel 4y ago
I'm still waiting for Nintendo to treat us to an N64 mini. And it needs to have 4-player support. Maybe we need to wait for this chip shortage to sort itself out before we can have cool things (at realistic prices).
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by nsteel 4y ago
I think my first exposure to this was parchive files from usenet. That feeling when your 3-month download of some "huge" 700MB iso was corrupt, you load up quickpar and suddenly (quite a few minutes later) it's all fixed! No
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by nsteel 4y ago
That's what I assumed they meant but there's so many layers of correction/protection going on and most of it is non-optional if you want a working system. For example, if you disabled the FEC that's used over high-speed
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by nsteel 4y ago
> Ethernet has no flow control Isn't this what pause frames and Pfc are for? (Honest question)
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by nsteel 4y ago
I wonder if they'll invest in developing IP they themselves don't need. I'm thinking high-speed serdes (not the slower stuff for pcie etc)
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by nsteel 4y ago
They need to try a lot harder. They presented to us some 10+ years ago when they had a go at this market previously. The meeting was a waste of time. Their IP was non-existent, we didn't even do the follow up to hear about packaging. T
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by nsteel 4y ago
The last I heard was TSMC's mask count for 3nm chips is back at just under 100. EULV had brought it down but it's right up there again at the latest node. You really need to avoid those all-layer re-spins!
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by nsteel 4y ago
In London the TfL API includes access to their live CCTV traffic cameras. I think you now have to register but it should still be there.
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by nsteel 4y ago
New build flats have some air ducting. At least, mine did in two rooms (it wasn't for AC). But maybe you meant new build houses.
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by nsteel 4y ago
The problem with district heat schemes in the UK (at least) is they are becoming mandatory for new large housing developments but are 100% unregulated every step of the way. The builders do the cheapest job possible because the efficiency t

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