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by opencl 6y ago
Not an airplane, but I have a few HP calculators (50G, 12C, 15C) that run an emulator for a chip that is no longer produced because nobody wants to port the software. They still make the 12C. I wouldn't trust them to port it without in
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by opencl 6y ago
It could be used as a range extender, though not a very good one. Probably a better use case would be connecting older devices like the Nintendo DS that don't support WPA2 to your network without forcing all of your other devices onto
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by opencl 6y ago
VLC on Android can stream from an NAS to a Chromecast.
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by opencl 6y ago
I don't know exactly what you mean by "quality" but there are certainly still a few non-smart models around, i.e. Sceptre U515CV-U for a $200 50" 4K model. Or there are a couple of very large displays available that are
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by opencl 6y ago
The report is from Zillow, it's easy enough to see the current inventory number. I just searched and it's at 1,849 in the city limits.
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by opencl 6y ago
Youtube has tons of videos with 50-70kbps Opus.
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by opencl 6y ago
They already have exactly that, minus the unnecessary blockchain bit. It's called Transparency. The problem is that manufacturers need to opt into it and there is no way as a consumer to tell on a product listing whether or not the pro
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by opencl 6y ago
The "sometimes" includes the one Microsoft ships by default with Windows. It is ridiculous how much faster random file access becomes when disabling Defender's real time protection feature.
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by opencl 6y ago
No, you can install software outside the store. Either native ARM (though there isn't much available) or emulated x86 code. It does default to "S mode" which prevents installing apps from outside the store but it's just
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by opencl 6y ago
It basically amounts to cranking up the error correction and seeing how much you can get away with changing before it stops reading correctly.
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by opencl 6y ago
They could be gutting all the current employees to make room for new people hired at lower pay.
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by opencl 6y ago
The most likely culprit for display issues on these old calculators in my experience is the ribbon cables. You can take a multimeter and check the resistance of each connection, if any of them read too high you can solder a thin wire in par
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by opencl 6y ago
DTEN is the company actually making it and their site lists some specs. 1080p screen, runs "DTEN OS" which I assume is some sort of custom Linux distro, 100mbps ethernet, AC wifi, has an HDMI input, weighs 14lb.
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by opencl 6y ago
Poor people get murdered all the time, a rich person getting murdered is newsworthy.
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by opencl 6y ago
Ublock origin also works in Firefox for Android.
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by opencl 6y ago
They all support 4KiB, 16KiB, and 1MiB. It's required by the ARM spec, obviously with the exception of CPUs that don't have an MMU. Support for 16MiB pages is optional.
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by opencl 6y ago
It's also possible to fit the fan included with the 3400G into the deskmini with slight modification (removing the plastic shroud from the top, it's just clipped on).
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by opencl 6y ago
There's a guide for setting up IRIX emulation on MAME at https://sgi.neocities.org/ Unfortunately it's pretty slow.
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by opencl 6y ago
I don't know exactly when it was implemented but the Windows version has had it for at least a few years.
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by opencl 6y ago
A few years ago I bought a $15 audio amplifier on Amazon. It failed a little while later and after a bit of googling I found a page from the manufacturer about identifying counterfeits which were apparently rampant. Different PCB layout etc
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by opencl 6y ago
I've seen plenty of professionals using Harbor Freight tools, usually not carpenters but the tile saws and wrenches seem popular for professional use. The correlation seems more likely to me that if you can afford the fancy tools then
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by opencl 6y ago
The Graviton chips are just ARM reference designs with a few tiny modifications, very little R&D required. The majority of the NRE costs were probably the 7nm tapeout which is supposedly in the 10s of millions dollar range. Anandtech r
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by opencl 6y ago
Not in the desktop/server space but there are a few products like this. Xilinx has the Zynq line with 1-2 Cortex-A9 cores paired to an FPGA. Microsemi has their Cortex-M3 based Smartfusion line and is supposedly launching their Polarfi
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by opencl 6y ago
They indicate plans to sell hardware on Crowdsupply which is based in the US. Presumably this is going to be FPGA-based which brings up all the fun questions of how ITAR applies to software. Would adding a speed restriction in their VHDL
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by opencl 6y ago
DK64 required the expansion pak due to a bug (it was intended to work in either 4MB or 8MB modes and they couldn't fix a crashing bug in the 4MB version) and then Rare spent an obscene amount of money shipping an expansion pak with eve
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by opencl 6y ago
It seems like the main way to find decent quality furniture at non-ridiculous prices is older stuff at thrift stores/flea markets/garage sales. Gets harder and harder to find every year though. IKEA does carry a few items that are
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by opencl 6y ago
It's true that the FPGA vendors are very secretive, often to the point of requiring NDAs for access to datasheets and toolchains. There is open source tooling for some FPGAs and a fairly small but very helpful community around it. Yosy
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by opencl 6y ago
There's an Android port but unfortunately it's by some company that's selling it and blatantly violating the GPL. https://pcsx2.net/286-the-pcsx2-team-s-statement-regarding-t...
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by opencl 6y ago
My local grocery store has a much smaller selection than Walmart for seemingly everything other than meat and cheese. Not surprising when the store is 1/10 the size. But they were way ahead of the curve on grocery delivery, they'v
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by opencl 6y ago
There are some Android-based e-ink readers (including some of the Nook models and various Chinese brands) that have modern-ish browsers, you can make a page and wrap it in a webview or write a normal Android app.

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