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by rasz 11mo ago
On one hand 5 seconds is 1991 Acura NSX acceleration, plenty for everyone, on the other its a typical nanny state adhoc knee-jerk overreaction to the wave of "I swear I didnt press accelerator car just started driving on its own"
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by rasz 11mo ago
It took so long because IDE _is_ good old PC AT ISA bus with all of its warts. History wall of text: First PC hard drives were Seagate ST-412 with matching MFM controller plugged into 8bit ISA slot of original IBM XT PC. Drive connected to
573.
by rasz 11mo ago
>They licenced these patents to the Chinese companies royalty free when used the Chinese domestic market. Smells like second Nortel. Wonder who made that decision and where are they now.
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by rasz 11mo ago
ZuluIDE uses FPGA, PicoIDE is beautiful $1 rp2350 + buffers. rp2040/rp2350 are the best things that raspberry pi ever released. From bitbanging HDMI to 400Msps logic analyzers https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyz
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by rasz 11mo ago
You moved up to IDE while Im playing with RLL and investigating EDSI and SMD :) https://github.com/raszpl/sigrok-disk You know, with couple differential transceivers on a daughterboard you could support everything this
576.
by rasz 11mo ago
>I derived from a clock running at twice the speed aah, so CFG_ENABLE_20MHZ runs cpu at 10. I was surprised you could run the bus at 20MHz with this FPGA devboard, 10 makes more sense. As I touched on that in HaD comment this is not a go
577.
by rasz 1y ago
>An artillery shell is like $800. THAT's the competition for an FPV drone. By the time it hits the ground target already moved, drone on the other hand will follow and allow you to aim at weak spots/soft targets of opportunity.
578.
by rasz 1y ago
and their mil drones are subpar https://en.defence-ua.com/news/which_western_drones_have_sho... https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2025/11/07/of-fibe... >drones from
579.
by rasz 1y ago
aliexpress CY7C68013A are fine. There are also clones made by Corebai CBM9002A and work the same https://hackaday.com/2024/04/15/logic-analyzers-decoding-and... https://corebai.com/en/usb
580.
by rasz 1y ago
You are right, I misremembered U2 branded iPod as that song debacle.
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by rasz 1y ago
>voted on top of repealing the affordable care act Its much more stupid than this. People voted MAGA to get rid of Obamacare, but same dont even realize it IS the ACA. Jimmy Kimmel Live did whole bit around that in 2017 and it still hold
582.
by rasz 1y ago
Different indeed, like that time Jobs pushed U2 album into every iphone.
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by rasz 1y ago
128D had 3 cpus :)
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by rasz 1y ago
Videos of soldiers drinking from puddles when? Now that I think about it was this Putins idea implanted in mister president? https://www.newsweek.com/russia-troops-water-shortages-ukrai... https://www.reddit.com&
585.
by rasz 1y ago
Secret Service raid makes you the main character https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_Games,_Inc._v._U...
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by rasz 1y ago
Arent M4 Airs already $800 on sale? Im afraid the low end model will again push 8GB ram.
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by rasz 1y ago
Its the other way around, they throw hackers under the bus. Aaron Swartz, Star Simpson arrested for stupid LED brooch, the list is quite long https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7411868 MIT faulted over its support for stu
588.
by rasz 1y ago
again? https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/10/how-a-months-old-amd... ZEN seems to have suspiciously a lot of those rdrand "bugs"
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by rasz 1y ago
Because Italy has a history of siding with terrorists and letting them go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achille_Lauro_hijacking#Jurisd... "Following a deal made with Yasser Arafat with Giulio Andreotti[25] even be
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by rasz 1y ago
Could Commodore 64 ever run Linux? Well here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-36d07DfgI&list=PLFBAnRI8OY... Nobody said simulation has to be real time, person on the inside wont be able to tell the difference an
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by rasz 1y ago
The one after elections are called off.
592.
by rasz 1y ago
I know of only one real world successful product using analog computation in place of expensive high end micro. It was the first proper (no dedicated special mousepads) Optical Mouse designed and build by HP->Agilent->Avago and releas
593.
by rasz 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45754439
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by rasz 1y ago
Few more great writeups: https://map.grauw.nl/articles/low-level-disk/ https://www.unige.ch/medecine/nouspikel/ti99/disks.htm https://scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com&#x2F
595.
by rasz 1y ago
And now you know how Nvidia CUDA got so popular.
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by rasz 1y ago
Great hack from very talented hacker. Steve Markgraf is the author of High Speed Data Acquisition over HDMI https://github.com/steve-m/hsdaoh Capturing raw data using super cheap USB3 HDMI Video Capture dongles. Up to
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by rasz 1y ago
>On a Pico? No but Yes on pico2 because RP2350 has separate fast serializer (HSTX) hardware block able to clock out at 2x the global clock (DDR). 320MHz OC results in 600Mbit output. Here example pumping out 175 MByte/s of data enco
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by rasz 1y ago
This view is at odds with reality of 1 in 5 Amiga games already not working at all without third party trapdoor ram expansion. And those were the good games everyone wanted to play. Games would support or even require fast ram if Commodore
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by rasz 1y ago
And it wouldnt even be that hard, just two 2kx8 SRAMs (like the ones in every NES/Famicon) and CS line going from the chipset to map it somewhere high outside the range of the chipset was very logical, easily doable in 1987 and most im
600.
by rasz 1y ago
You dont need to ship gobs of ram as long as you standardize expansion. Commodore was very bad at reading the room and shipped artificially limited hardware https://a4000bear.neocities.org/overclock/Agnus/Agnus Af

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