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by pupdogg 5y ago
Well, any LCD panel requires 2 things to work: a controller and a power-supply/inverter specifically designed to light up the display LEDs. In consumer grade displays, these components can be 3 different things (ie controller, psu, and
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Keeping PRIVACY a top priority, my ultimate vision would be to move away from these so called app stores. Considering the current state of things, I know that sounds very unrealistic. However, something inside me still tells me that if you
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Except for the LCD panel itself, everything else (the controller, PSU, wire harnesses, connectors, etc) are already easily serviceable. If you can build a computer, you can service this display. A big bonus with my industrial design would b
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Sure. I think it would be best to keep the solution platform agnostic by utilizing an embedded PC and developing a browser based portal (which could work offline as well) for managing playback of various services. With WebRTC in play these
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by pupdogg 5y ago
approx $75k with control system for a 5mm pixel pitch. The control system is required for source input mapping/transformation onto the display. Here's footage from 4ft away https://bit.ly/3y5AuhW running at 30fps
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Based on the application, some manufacturer do create custom controllers that monitor/capture environmental data in order to safeguard the equipment from experiencing catastrophic failure or performing triggered/scheduled reboots,
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by pupdogg 5y ago
My username at gmail
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by pupdogg 5y ago
The gallery I showcased is already semi-swappable in that sense. You are able to change the driving board out for another board or LVDS compatible PC/RaspPi. However, if I'm understanding what you're saying, I think you mean
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Sure, that use case can easily be satisfied. For digital wall art, we'd need to use a different model LCD panel which has a very small bezel all around (approx. 0.125in)
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Nothing. I just realize that as I age, there's only so much a single person can do ;)
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Higher-end can mean a lot of things, especially when talking consumer grade. I generally translate consumer grade high-end as being more aesthetically pleasing vs operationally. My expertise are more aligned with industrial grade equipment
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by pupdogg 5y ago
If anyone is interested, I wouldn't mind collaborating to create a privacy oriented SmartTV or PC for devs or simply an industrial grade dumb TV. I have experience designing and building 70" industrial displays that utilize Samsun
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Isn't it a National Security issue if the document is public globally?
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Motor City Lounge brings back good old memories! Still a fan of AUX88 to this day.
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by pupdogg 5y ago
I'm saddened to hear this! For me, LiveLeak was a real life Safety Training video catalog plus much more. Comments weren't the best attribute of the site but you could keep yourself informed without having to participate. I think
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by pupdogg 5y ago
This pisses the hell out of me becuase, due to my privacy settings, I end up on their homepage a lot. Evidence just for records: https://imgur.com/a/HfF9vUJ
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Would Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe drive be considered consumer grade or enterprise? Also, are NVMe drives susceptible to faster degradation due to higher throughput?
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Good point, I can think of 1 right away: Toys-R-Us. Miss having them around!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Thank you for giving me hope that common sense still exists!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Not sure about your personal experience but it was only a matter of time until I started receiving promotional offers from various credit card companies based on my spending habits via snail mail. I could directly tie them to Mint.com becua
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by pupdogg 5y ago
This feels like Mint.com all over again. I do not feel comfortable sharing personal banking data with a hosted platform. We all know what happened when Mint sold out to Intuit!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Great read! Aside from software development, I run a metal fabrication shop where we purchase and process approx. 20k lbs of steel and aluminum (monthly). Having been in the industry for the past 10 years, I’ve always referred to all metal
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by pupdogg 5y ago
[ESC + .] and [ALT + .] are most definitely news ones for me. Thank you. Always learn something new here!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Agreed! Also note that violent Criminals have absolutely 0% incentive to purchase firearms via legal means or actual background checks leading to denial. Their intent to commit harm is by any means possible and they WILL figure out a way.
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by pupdogg 5y ago
I think that all people have a right to their opinion. But the minute your opinion becomes an order and starts scratching my turf, I got a problem with that!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Precisely this! Not having any insurance in my late 20s, I voted for him thinking ACA was for the good of people. Then I got married, had 2 kids, business flourished, and purchased a house only to realize that ACA accounts for half of my mo
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by pupdogg 5y ago
I came to this thread solely to read comments and ensure that everyone is thinking what I’m thinking. Verdict? Sanity prevails!
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by pupdogg 5y ago
Add let’s not forget the fact that he put digital surveillance on steroids! People tend to forget Snowden real easily nowadays
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by pupdogg 5y ago
If you’re not intimidated by NDAs, devices like this can be built for approx. $15/ea. or less (based on your volume) with a battery option. A CR2032 will yield approx. 6-7 years of life for the tag as long as it’s setup to emit once ev
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by pupdogg 6y ago
- Backend -- Ruby: Roda + Sequel + SQLite (or any db) - Frontend -- Node: SvelteKit + ViteJS + TailwindCSS - FullStack (monolithic) -- Ruby: Roda + Sequel + ViteJS + TailwindCSS + SQLite (or any db)

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