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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Seems like quite a bit of hardware engineering went into the design. But if you are hacker and don't care too much about the aesthetics you could probably get 90% of the functionality with an ESP32, a GPIO extender, an LED array, an OL
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Windows server licensing starts at 16 cores
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
https://sourceforge.net/p/leaf/mailman/message/12731262/ It has certainly drifted apart since, but you can still see it here and there (runlevels, initramfs script, how the installed packages are ca
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
>I use my laptop for KiCad PCB design, compiling embedded firmware, and FPGA synthesis. None of these really use that much RAM. But if you leave tabs open in Firefox or Chrome [...] Web browser RAM consumption is ridiculous. I recently t
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
I run Alpine on my mini-laptop (Starlite MkIV) and on an intel compute stick (STK1A32SC) and it works perfectly fine. It's small, fast and straightforward to configure. It has quite a bit of Gentoo DNA which is convenient if you are a
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
The difference being, at no point audio and NICs required >200W of power budget to meet consumers' demands. Even if you scale down your expectations, iGPUs have been hampered for decades by the limited RAM bandwidth - there was no p
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Not really, google specifically doesn't want you to run chromecast receivers on commodity hardware. There are some hacks and reverse engineering attempts but they are not very reliable.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
I'm going to play the devil's advocate and disagree. The viral life-cycle comprises attachment/entry, replication and maturation/release. These stages are generally well understood to the point where 'disarmed'
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Steam-Survey-August-2024
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
I guess the grass is always greener on the other side. My experience with Intel GPUs on Linux is features getting progressively disabled in newer kernel versions due to hardware bugs (FBC, PSR & DC6 C-state on my Goldmont laptop for exa
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Much like AMD/ATI, Intel has had botched 3d graphics drivers since at least GMA 900 (probably earlier but that's as far as I remember). Try the new Intel Arc card and see how it works for you.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
>to drive game devs at crafting clean binaries But you can't! That's the whole point. You might have some indie devs support linux out of good will, but anything larger won't chase a 2% niche of a market _no matter how lit
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
You can already have an 'ethernet' over USB4 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/co...
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
"sales were poor" is a code word for "margins were low"
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
In any case, glass is chemically inert and eventually breaks down into sand so it's not a huge environmental issue, other than its bulk.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Yen is still cheaper than at any point in the last year.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
The winter is coming.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
>I have a lot of frustration that other people seem to have such rigid expectations for how they need to be communicated with But are those expectations a 'hard-wired communication style' as the article claims, or are they just
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
https://www.codepublishing.com/CA/Seaside/#!/Seaside17/Seasi... D
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by puzzlingcaptcha 2y ago
Is it also feasible on AMD platform? I have an embedded board with Ryzen 3200G that does not allow over/underclocking I would be interested in getting it to work there.
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Xz/liblzma: Bash-stage Obfuscation Explained(gynvael.coldwind.pl)
6 points by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago|1 comments
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
What's the carbon footprint of transporting the empty cassettes back for refilling? What percentage of Bob's customers bother to do that?
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
Although it seems to have changed, my 1990's Twingo also had the horn on the indicator stick but a 2000's Megane already has it in the steering wheel proper.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
A rally in the stock market does not necessarily reflect a strong economy. See e.g. Abenomics
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
Don't all TPUs use the same protocol? In any case, a basic sigrok-supported logic analyzer is only another $10.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
Is anyone here daily-driving microg and can share their experiences? https://github.com/microg/GmsCore/wiki/Implementation-Status does not exactly inspire confidence.
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Microsoft cuts 1,900 jobs at Activision Blizzard and Xbox(pcgamer.com)
2 points by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago|0 comments
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
IIRC the original Battlenet (Starcraft etc) also used it.
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
Would you need as much shielding in an unmanned craft?
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by puzzlingcaptcha 3y ago
More likely than what? SE comments provide at least three distinct theories. IMO this one (also provided in the comments) seems fairly conclusive https://www.remcom.com/examples/keyless-entry.html

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