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by nsteel 10mo ago
Their official clients have moved over to playplay DRM protection for non-lossless files too. The old key endpoints no longer work for free accounts, they must have added a server-side check.
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by nsteel 10mo ago
I believe that changed recently and Spotify started blocking the key requests from free accounts.
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by nsteel 10mo ago
Micron have announced EOL, yes they'll supply industry for a while but I don't think that's the place raspberry pi want to be. Others seem to have delayed their announcements after realising they can still make a load of mone
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by nsteel 10mo ago
Yes, but it's still the required correction to your claim. I actually don't know how many podcasts are using their publishing platform. I imagine it's considerably more than a dozen. They want to own something but it's a
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by nsteel 10mo ago
A new chip makes the most sense, good point. But pretty sure LPDDR4 is also pretty much EOL, it's going to get as expensive as LPDDR5 at this rate.
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by nsteel 10mo ago
I thought they started producing their own podcasts. Can't bring in much though.
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by nsteel 10mo ago
It's called playplay. It's used for protecting their new lossless files. But the first rule of playplay is you can't talk about playplay. https://torrentfreak.com/spotify-dismantles-spotifydl-track-...
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by nsteel 10mo ago
But they obviously knew the RAM was EoL since they already use it in the zero 2. It would be monumentally incompetent for either party to not know this so there must be a plan. Perhaps these RAM chips are more readily available in China thr
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by nsteel 1y ago
They make even the simple case more complicated than it needs to be. In these other countries, most people don't need to file anything, it just works with what the state already knows. You don't have to provide a load of supplemen
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by nsteel 1y ago
Was it always possible to do it for free with third-parties, or did that come about in response to things like free-file?
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by nsteel 1y ago
https://www.politico.eu/article/france-emmanuel-macron-pledg... > "It is the French equivalent of what the U.S. announced with Stargate. It is the same proportion," Macron said.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Joint with Finland, no?
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by nsteel 1y ago
You mean, a week ago when they announced their better than predicted Q3 earnings...?
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by nsteel 1y ago
> I wonder if they did here as well Interesting. Trump and the Finnish President meet a few weeks ago and explicitly discussed Nokia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XmnKjx3LYw
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by nsteel 1y ago
Except Nokia use Broadcom chips in pretty much all their datacentre and cheapo networking products.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Just noting that in your benchmark (which we know nothing about), your "naive" data point is just 2.29x slower than hist. In their testing it was 27x slower! And it's not quite the same naive shell command, which isn't h
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by nsteel 1y ago
M3: same time https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/10/apple-unveils-m3-m3-p... M2: June 2022 M2 pro/max: Jan 2023 https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/06/apple-unveils-m2-wit
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by nsteel 1y ago
Isn't Etched's Soho ASIC claimed to be much better than a GPU? https://www.etched.com/announcing-etched
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by nsteel 1y ago
They can even pay Broadcom to be a lower-level middle man instead. Despite the BRCM tax, it'll still be way cheaper than going to Nvidia.
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by nsteel 1y ago
> utilizing DRAM to mind-boggling scale I thought it was the SRAM scaling that was impressive, no?
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by nsteel 1y ago
They are £150-£250 on Amazon right now. Cheaper if you buy elsewhere and wait 2 weeks for delivery. $400 is not a realistic price, are you looking at something else?
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by nsteel 1y ago
If you are going down this path, an N150 machine is cheaper, more flexible (Windows), more readily available, brand new, and performant enough for all the above use-cases. An old Mac Mini makes no sense to me.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Are modified ebikes popular where you live yet? They can be very fast, very quiet and will do a lot of damage if you collide with one.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Check out https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gdesmott/karapulse for a full Spotify Karaoke experience, this does use lyrics pulled from Spotify (via GStreamer's spotifylyricssrc and librespot).
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by nsteel 1y ago
My colleagues are always writing new features for our edge and core router ASICs released more than 10 years ago. They ship new software versions multiple times a year. It is highly specialised work and the customer requesting the feature h
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by nsteel 1y ago
Even the ones supporting things like P4?
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by nsteel 1y ago
And while we're here, how about a font based on their new logo? That would be a truly awful user interface font: https://www.nokia.com/about-us/newsroom/media-resources/medi...
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by nsteel 1y ago
It looks like the 2023 model has keyless entry with a smartphone, I guess it was new at that point. (and it doesn't seem to involve a button on the handle either!)
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by nsteel 1y ago
Do larger LPDDR5 chips exist yet? Isn't 32GB the max for a 32-bit package?
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by nsteel 1y ago
Isn't almost every other pin going to be power/ground on a high-power chip like this? On both the package and the die.

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