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Raspberry Pi Pico and RP2040 Microcontroller
(raspberrypi.org)
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schappim
6y ago
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I don't think you can. The user base != the service, and not all users are equal. When I look at the Parler situation, I think most likely poor management/decisions were the greatest contributing factor to their current predicamen
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I also signed up for Parler so I could view for my own eyes what was happening on their. It was as if Fox News and Twitter had a bad baby, and that baby was raised by the article comments on Breitbart.
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6y ago
Your Fortune 50 company owns a heap of brands (at least 16+ active) that span multiple demographics, geographies and maybe more importantly self-identities. Does the "universal holdout population" span across all the brands, or do
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6y ago
It is plausible, but the Great Seal (aka “the Thing”) only operated at 800Mhz. The microwave range is from 1 gigahertz (GHz), up to about 300 gigahertz.
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6y ago
Yikes! That is less than 6 min per app.
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6y ago
Their website[1] hints at the language at being either "COBOL" or "NATURAL": "NDIT is maintaining several customer systems that were written in the COBOL programming language. These are batch and on-line application
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6y ago
How does it differ from: https://www.littlebird.com.au/blogs/news/colourful-printed-c... . ?
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Had a good laugh at the bottom of the release: "Like the FTC on Facebook(link is external), follow us on Twitter(link is external), get consumer alerts, read our blogs, and subscribe to press releases for the latest FTC news and resour
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6y ago
I've written code against Amazon's MWS (btw they have a brand new RESTful API available now) and just for the record the eBay, USPS APIs are similarly "not stellar".
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6y ago
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AirPod != Airpod Max. "After the one-year warranty on AirPods Max has expired or the up to two-year AppleCare+ coverage has come to an end, Apple will charge a $79 fee for battery servicing."[1] [1] https://www.macrum
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6y ago
Just for clarification, is Fuchsia running on Google home in production (I.e. on public devices)?
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Apple will service the battery out of warranty for $79USD.
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6y ago
Just a heads up, you can extract a great widescreen desktop image from the cover page background[1]. [1] Yup, I know the guide says: "no portion hereof is to be copied, reproduced, or disseminated without the prior written consent of S
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6y ago
This is 100% correct. The bulk of fraud on our electronics ecommerce store comes from protonmail accounts. We treat the following domains in emails as sus: https://gist.github.com/schappim/c433ac8cd2e3a17a5ca7996b56c...
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Running Ruby on RISC-V
(mikeperham.com)
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Australian Gov Security Agencies collected national contact tracing app data
(itnews.com.au)
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6y ago
Unfortunately you're right. Whenever I speak w/ non-tech folks in a niche, they're part of a Facebook group.
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6y ago
In Australia most already fall under the Federal “Luxury Car Tax”[1]. Cars with a luxury car tax (LCT) value over the LCT threshold attract an LCT rate of 33%. A Tesla model 3 starts at $AUD 66,900 in Australia. https://www.ato.g
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Companies neglecting their orignial product line is not a recent phenomenon. Wrigley's started selling soap, and gifted baking powder with their orders. Their baking soda was more popular than their soap, so they sold baking powder and
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6y ago
It depends, would it have a butterfly keyboard?
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Ask HN: Please Vote (for us fellow entrepreneurs who can't)!
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Tell HN: Eas
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I’m afraid not. My skills are limited to reading the spec sheet. Most likely this is a software issue.
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It really depends on the codec support. The Pi4s have hardware support for H.265 (4Kp60 decode) and H.264 (1080p60 decode).
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Good guess, but that wasn't what eBay delisted. They did however feel the need to delist "8GB MicroSD Card with NOOBS 2.0".
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What is worse is the use of "no-reply" email addresses and the total lack of recourse when the algorithm gets it wrong. We see it every day from folks who get locked out of their Google accounts to the shenanigans carried out by o
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eBay removing Raspberry Pi listings as they “encourage infringement”
(twitter.com)
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Gotta give the C64 something.
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