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by nsteel 4y ago
For anyone in the UK and desperate, there is some "refurbished" Pi 4 and 3B stock at https://www.okdo.com/c/pi-shop/the-raspberry-pi/ it's not RRP but there's a PSU and case included. For
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by nsteel 4y ago
> And my Pi4 collects dust behind the TV Put it on ebay. Right now.
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by nsteel 4y ago
When is it due to actually be available? Announced 10 months ago and seems only started sampling last month. Any evidence they aren't also going to get shafted by the shortages? And as always, this is the biggest problem with Rock stuf
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by nsteel 4y ago
Yes. At least, they did at the other recent popups. > Raspberry Pi 4 (2GB, 4GB, and 8GB) will be in stock at the pop-up. Please be aware that we’re limiting Raspberry Pi 4 to one of these computers per person. Note that the limit is one
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by nsteel 4y ago
What is wrong with Tidal Connect ( https://tidal.com/Connect ) ? Honest question, have never used it. Don't you need to badger Yamaha to support it in your old hardware? But even if the old hardware was getting updates,
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by nsteel 4y ago
https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8231/wd-red-10tb-nas-hdd-r... has the drive power consumption at 0.5W when "sleeping", which is hopefully most of the time. You'd hope a Synoplogy would put the dis
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by nsteel 4y ago
Anything offline? Sorry, when I said "my google photos" I actually meant the photo folder on my NAS that is partially populated with the result of a Google Takeaway last year. I used to use Google Photos but I stopped.
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by nsteel 4y ago
I personally think it's a bit mad to trust Google, the champions of shutting things down / changing terms, with your email. Companies like Fastmail make switching easy and they don't muck around as it's their only produ
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by nsteel 4y ago
I don't have a Synology, is it really 45W 24/7?! Is 45W the lower power mode number? I'm assuming it has a mode where the cpu sleeps and the disks spin down, and it must spend most of its time in that mode. If not, I'm v
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by nsteel 4y ago
Babies can't regulate their body temperatures well so no, they are not happy when cold. They are happy in the cold when properly dressed and warm, which I assume you meant. The key point here with this napping thing that did the rounds
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by nsteel 4y ago
Or have very young children.
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by nsteel 4y ago
I couldn't find setting flow temp in 2.2 (only reading) but I only skimmed it. Edit Although to be fair it's way more open than something like EMS, which is what my Worcester Bosch uses. There's some info on that from reverse
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by nsteel 4y ago
From October 2022 it's fixed at £0.34/kWh for consumers. £50/MWh is miles off reality.
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by nsteel 4y ago
For sure, but it doesn't cost £15 to fix your insulation. For those of us with solid walls it's expensive and very disruptive to install internal/external wall cladding. I happen to live in an area where I'm not even al
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by nsteel 4y ago
Open by name but you need to join their OpenTherm Association to access the protocol spec (or use Google).
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by nsteel 4y ago
No plans to launch in the UK. Is that because we already have NowTV which those 20 other counties don't? So is this just NowTv outside of the UK? Maybe not so new?
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by nsteel 4y ago
The alternative I was hoping for was a non-free (firmware only?) repo was enabled by default to support the non-free software that was installed by default. The alternative to not install required non-free firmware is not an option we need
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by nsteel 4y ago
So that means you can end up installing some non-free firmware, potentially buggy/broken, and get zero updates for it without manual intervention? I don't think I would have expected that. Is it such a leap to now also enable the
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by nsteel 4y ago
> Make non-free the default Didn't they just vote to do this?
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by nsteel 4y ago
It looks great on paper but the quotas and lack of support make it painful to use outside of toys. The dev forums are full of these complaints, and before that the github repos were too. We are long overdue being moved to another platform s
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by nsteel 4y ago
Search "tsmc contamination" for real-life examples although don't expect any details. I'm sure it's not just TSMC but it's the best place to start.
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by nsteel 4y ago
At the risk of looking dumb here, don't incremental builds take care of this, how is caching different? ? Make gives me incremental builds and my makefile lets me define the inputs and the outputs. What am I missing with Bazel?!
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by nsteel 4y ago
Same. We pay millions of dollars for our simulator licenses. Same again for physical design/layout licenses. These are for the standard ('best') industry tools, no IP. No idea what you get for $1k.
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by nsteel 4y ago
Don't Cisco use those exact Broadcom chips in these types of low-end products? A high-performance chip is just one part of the product, you need software also.
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by nsteel 4y ago
I don't disagree with you but you can't use Google to support your argument. They have to be the worst player out there when it comes to supporting free services over the long-term. You're so much safer with Github's fre
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by nsteel 4y ago
Rollover fields are helpful, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32700482 for why
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by nsteel 4y ago
All of those use reverse engineered APIs, particularly for playback. Spotify's APIs only support playback through a Web browser (that supports their DRM).
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by nsteel 4y ago
I don't know exactly what volumio are doing. But librespot itself does currently still work. Who knows for how long (I doubt Spotify themselves know what they are doing). Librespot is transitioning to the new API, that API has already
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by nsteel 4y ago
They banned a 156 TFLOP chip, Apple's relatively pathetic 3.6 TFLOP GPU is safe. I didn't mean this to snarky, sorry!
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by nsteel 4y ago
It needs to work for all people stuck paying US tax, which also includes people outside of those 50 states.

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