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I have done several projects for Ford, one measure of the status of their employees was how many trial Ford cars they got at any one time, the most senior people that I knew were on three.
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The support for GPU acceleration is there in the mainline kernel and in Mesa, it is down to the distribution including older versions.
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The built-in ethernet controller would be fine, not sure why it needs to use up some PCIe lanes on an external one.
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> I looked it up rapidly and couldn't figure out the difference with the original OrangePi 5. RK3588S -> RK3588, LPDDR4 -> LPDDR5
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1y ago
I read a paper yesterday where someone had used an LLM to read other papers and was claiming that this was doing science.
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1y ago
You seem to be generating output files compliant with ISO 10303-214, this standard has been withdrawn and replaced by ISO 10303-242, edition 4 of 10303-242 has just been published.
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1y ago
The book has been recommended and discussed here before.
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1y ago
See https://xkcd.com/936/
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1y ago
I did GEM application development on an Olivetti M24 and various Atari ST models.
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1y ago
RISC-V designs typically have an Imagination Technologies GPU, some support for them is in recent versions of Linux and mesa.
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I don't really use Bluetooth, it can pair with my car to do hands free calling but have never used that. Got it because it was a small, low-cost, dual-sim phone that could also act as a router. It replaced an even lower cost Nokia feat
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1y ago
I use a Nokia/HMD KaiOS phone as a 4G/Wifi router for the communications part of your idea.
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> And a text terminal? Like DOS?? Who the hell is ever going to want to use that on a Mac? Had they never used MPW?
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There is also a chapter on Jef Raskin in "Programmers at Work - Interviews" by Susan Lammers.
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1y ago
Why make it easier for an enemy to plan an attack on them.
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Given that Teams doesn't work in anything other than Chrome, I would hope that it didn't crash all the time.
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1y ago
Another fake standard is ISO 14306.
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1y ago
TBF, being good at running an EV charging business could be a profitable niche for the long term.
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1y ago
There are semi-regular posts to the NetBSD port-sparc and port-sparc64 mailing lists from people looking to find new homes for SPARC systems.
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1y ago
And PMR446 [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PMR446
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DEC/Compaq/HP had working handheld systems running Linux in 2000, starting with the Itsy [1] and moving on to versions of the Compaq iPaq and HP Jornada 720. The kdrive X server was written for these machines. I was running the sa
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Your dream did happen, Interface Builder on NeXT evolved from a Lisp application on classic Macintosh [1], I have a copy of a paper on SOS Interface. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Marie_Hullot
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The PineNote is only slightly cheaper, I suspect that Remarkable isn't making a lot of profit on their product.
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The human barrier to Linux on smartphones is that the drivers for them exist only in old vendor forks of the source tree and Android. I guess someone could try a prompt of "generate a patch set from Linux tree X to apply to mainline Li
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> And the portability for XLST 1.0 is almost perfect/gives identical results (up to DOM equivalency eg. attribute ordering, and even beyond) in my experience. Not my experience, they all have different ideas of what the current node
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As someone who doesn't run Linux on any of my Pine64 systems, that suits me fine.
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Intel also had adequate software for their GPUs. They didn't mess about using binary blobs for them.
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You would still outsource running the fab to Intel, just have a government body overseeing it.
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The metro systems in London and Paris extend outside the areas strictly defined as those cities, the populations served are only slightly smaller than that of Moscow.
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The same process worked in the 80s. I build a 386-25 PC from parts in 1987.
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