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by rasz 9mo ago
"While becoming a U.S. citizen, Kurt Gödel confided in his friend Albert Einstein that he had found an inconsistency in the U.S. Constitution that would allow the U.S. to become a dictatorship, causing Einstein to worry that Gödel&#x27
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by rasz 9mo ago
2024 https://militarnyi.com/uk/articles/niyakogo-kytayu-ukrayinsk... >Vyriy drone recently assembled its first prototype FPV copter entirely from Ukrainian components.
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by rasz 9mo ago
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1078867#p1078867 might be my best Vogons post ever, not only did I suggest rp2040 with PSRAM for GUS emulation, but also already predicted PicoIDE in it :]
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by rasz 9mo ago
>I absolutely love it! We are in sync! I also fell in love with this project after seeing it on Hackaday. At first I was just impressed, but the more I dug in (pcb, vhdl) the more I couldnt stop obsessing over it :) Its super well docume
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by rasz 9mo ago
Spartan 2 was used because it was free, author salvaged it together with Atmega128 from some scrap he had laying around :) Here is a prototype https://imgur.com/gallery/486-homebrew-computer-lsUiWdw The most impressive
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by rasz 9mo ago
I have a good example - Piotr Grzesik's prototype of 486 SBC recently covered on Hackaday https://hackaday.com/2026/01/08/m8sbc-86-is-an-fpga-based-ki... and HN https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by rasz 9mo ago
Im so happy for Polpo. Started as a janky Raspberry Pi 3 connected with a ribbon cable to ISA https://github.com/polpo/pigus , then PicoGUS https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=88440 , and now
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by rasz 9mo ago
Not if censoring was part of the deal, then its just a payment.
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by rasz 9mo ago
Too much processing. Accelerometer or even a microphone would do the job.
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by rasz 9mo ago
Maybe this time it would succeed since McClane has dementia.
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by rasz 9mo ago
>France’s meddling halted a deal that was 30 years in the making: Mercosul Mercosur would actually be Polish complaint to the EU Court of Justice (CJEU) https://www.visahq.com/news/2026-01-22/pl/polish-meps
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by rasz 9mo ago
Didnt she live with the rest of those frauds on tropical island in a sex commune?
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by rasz 9mo ago
in this particular case "We need to be able to capture 60 MHz SPI." For something cheap and capable you could try building rp2350 based https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer , goes up to 400Ms/s. Its j
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by rasz 9mo ago
Iv seen few tweets by hardcores going from 'lol its obviously fake and stupid ragebait' to 'yes yes this is totally rational' after learning letter was real.
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by rasz 9mo ago
2 fps on real hardware
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by rasz 9mo ago
>Danes and Germans already sent troops Afaik 20 "troops" total.
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by rasz 9mo ago
Anger lol, thats even below strongly worded letter. If they had spine they would declare Billy Long persona non grata.
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M8SBC-486 (Homebrew 486 computer)(maniek86.xyz)
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by rasz 9mo ago
Everything is coming from PSRAM including frame buffer (at 15 fps) so performance is going to be abysmal.
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by rasz 10mo ago
It doesnt matter where starlink terminals came from, all end up registered with Ukrainian MOD. Btw Poland pays subscription on ~50K of those.
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by rasz 10mo ago
I blame MacGyver with a little bit on Chuck Norris and A-Team. Great propaganda that made us believe USA was mostly the good guys with some bad apples.
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by rasz 10mo ago
German Police is ready https://www.dw.com/en/german-police-mistakenly-shoot-soldier...
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by rasz 10mo ago
So did Romania. Afaik Ceausescu was killed by his own employees in a rush bid to take over power while pretending to give people what they wanted.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Even i3 cpu is perfectly fine software decoding 2160p H264, the only consequence is about 2x higher power draw compared to NVidia decoder.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Main lesson was dont do it ever again. Manufacturing cost of C128D, a C128 with build in floppy, was higher than that of Amiga A500. Retail price was also close.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Oh its MUCH better than that. Commodore did this because they had incompetent management. They shipped earlier products (VIC-20, 1540) with hardware defective 6522, but: - C64 shipped with 6526, fixed version of 6522 without shift register
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by rasz 10mo ago
real kicker was >"We just couldn't pry the actual production samples out of our engineers hands at the lab this week. " sounds like "Our CEO ordered samples to be shipped but those pesky engineers just wouldnt do it g
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by rasz 10mo ago
>Restricting fake numbers is not a magic wand "spoofing didnt stop" followed by "we didnt force six other smaller telecom operators to use anti spoofing system"
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by rasz 10mo ago
>Why is this a problem now if it wasn’t in the 90s? I dont think his answer is correct. Real reason is there was no stupid bitrates and unrealistic bit depths craze back then. /insert mandatory Monty Montgomery from xiph explaining
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by rasz 10mo ago
>When did it come out, though? late, and only in 4th revision of this particular chipset :) Its the exception to the rule. >Hang on. The 430VX was not an early Pentium chipset. It was a late one. After the "Triton", the 430F

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