pcdoodle

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121.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
And will probably look like trash in 5 years due to the headliner drooping, fabric fraying, electronics crapping out, etc. Also good luck getting any replacement parts down the road wherever you live.
122.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Time to try Brave. Out of the box, it's very nice.
123.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
268 billion per year. I wonder how much of that goes directly to boots on the ground staff vs. bureaucracy.
124.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
GPIO access would be awesome. Perhaps there's a way to pass through a terminal?
125.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Can't they just block the UK?
126.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
1920x1200 / 16:10. It's perfect for a 12" IMO.
127.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
They couldn't hit the memory bandwidth target for AI workloads with slotted RAM, they said in the demo.
128.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Framework is really doing something special. They're ticking boxes and finding some really cool niches IMO.
129.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Oh wow, I stand corrected. Didn't know they brought back the moniker.
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by pcdoodle 2y ago
ATI 3D Rage (1996), 500 nm, 50mhz or so. Had to look it up, didn't know they had 1MB 3D accelerators. I think my first was 8MB and it blew my hair back for sure.
131.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Was going to say the same. Very cool concept, thank you.
132.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Is there a pinworm outbreak in your neck of the woods? All of these concepts (MDI / Tabs) easily fly with anyone we deal with on a daily basis.
133.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Without a ground pour, isn't each trace basically an antenna?
134.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
The design is beautiful. Looks like you only need to replace the chain with a slightly longer one (easy peasy). Take my money.
135.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
also once you sign up for an account, it won't launch if blocked in little snitch. I'm not going to be the product.
136.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Why is there a required account login in the software? I'm so sick of this crap where I want to see if something is worth a damn and I'm forced to sign up for something. This is not FREE.
137.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Aaron695's comment are always fun to read. For some reason he's kinda 86'ed here.
138.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Heck yeah! We're racing nascar 2003 at our computer shop on the weekends. PS: i had to reduce my zoom in brave to 90% to get the screen to render correctly.
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by pcdoodle 2y ago
I'm not too sure but I would assume there's going to be faster turn prototype chips in the USA now? Is packaging needed to prove a prototype? Can we start buying IP blocks and make our own ICs? I'd love a MCU with built in IM
140.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
It's pretty good. Lots of walls to bump against but very active community. I do lots of HMI stuff / interact with MCUs over serial.
141.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
It's funny that Lenovo thinks this is what will sell laptops. If I had a chance to hands on this abomination, i'd load up a pic of longcat and then decide i've had enough of the quirk.
142.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Hell yeah dude. Have fun!
143.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
I agree with both of you. I've felt both ways on the subject and have been extremely lucky while traveling but also have witnessed the hollowness.
144.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
This is the best advice IMO.
145.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Nothing wrong with that. I find creating and supporting creators to be fulfilling.
146.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Thank you for postings this. Highly recommended.
147.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Aaron, This is before my time but I want to send my condolences and also acknowledge the great title as it's rare here.
148.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
Never heard of frozen hose, funny. I briefly used "thin" coax before the transition to IP cameras, it was a basic NTSC signal into a PCI capture card. 12/24V was pumped over a secondary cable attached to the main coax (siames
149.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
I was hoping to find something like that.
150.
by pcdoodle 2y ago
This guy replaces his garage door opener every 2 years...

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