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by snvzz 5d ago
Raspberry Pi been scummy for a while e.g. locking codecs behind extra payments. It seems they've gone full mask off at last. Got here via Jeff Geerling coverage[0]. 0. https://youtu.be/ltofM26akZQ
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by snvzz 5d ago
Too long; better ask Claude to summarize.
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by snvzz 5d ago
Until it's hard enough people figure out how easy it is to fit a camera in a regular glass flame, and how much cheaper it is over paying Meta for the privilege.
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by snvzz 5d ago
Basic modification: Some tape over the led.
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by snvzz 5d ago
Because he's seeing success and fame, while the parent (most frustratingly) isn't. If it didn't matter to them, they wouldn't have commented what they did.
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by snvzz 5d ago
Do you think an AMIX owner is going to surface?
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by snvzz 6d ago
Decisive: Load-bearing truly bears the load.
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by snvzz 6d ago
indeed, the raw samples are burned into my brain.
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by snvzz 6d ago
It starts like this, and ends up like x86.
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by snvzz 6d ago
No project is ever safe from complicators. This is why we need the KISS enforcers.
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by snvzz 7d ago
Cannot put the genie back in the bottle.
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by snvzz 7d ago
>Governments also have the means to destroy peoples property and/or beat people in line. Only the state has the means to do so. The state holds the monopoly on violence. >Law enforcement officers across the United States have rep
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by snvzz 7d ago
False equivalence: These train sabotages aren't even remotely at the level you're presenting them to be. Any random farmer (which is a convenient label for people working in a specific field, and says nothing else of those people&
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by snvzz 8d ago
The implication is that the only solutions are autocracy and anarchy. The "destroy the cameras" path. I'd rather we just elect better city councils.
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by snvzz 8d ago
>A government needs to buy the right to have these cameras and the currency is trust. These individuals destroying cameras, instead of using force to try and impose their will (to no avail), should support candidates that favor the polic
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by snvzz 8d ago
Finally. Now is the time to git mv CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md.
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by snvzz 8d ago
They are destroying others' property, which is as immoral as it gets. The basics: Do not kill, do not steal, do not destroy. This is behavior worse than that of rabid animals. It should be treated accordingly.
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by snvzz 8d ago
Actual long term ISA setup: RISC-V for everything.
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by snvzz 8d ago
The sooner RISC-V gets mass adoption and x86 becomes a historical/preservation/retro ISA the better.
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by snvzz 8d ago
However, is extreme brightness millimeters away from the eye desirable?
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by snvzz 9d ago
Maybe it's not properly benchmarked. A standard benchmark using kicad to create or fix electronic designs would go a long way in motivating and measuring improvement.
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by snvzz 10d ago
>modern (v5) XFS Is still silly, for the same reasons Hans Reiser documented in an article about Reiser4's design. e.g. its b-tree stores directories and small files in the same level of the tree, which makes directory operations bl
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by snvzz 10d ago
Regulations are only as strong as the power to enforce them.
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by snvzz 11d ago
LLMs, likely.
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by snvzz 12d ago
Only Amiga makes it possible.
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by snvzz 12d ago
Yeah, cannot comprehend why it isn't. At that price tag. The usual "images burn in" OLED concern isn't even at all applicable on a VR headset, where the entire image naturally changes every frame. The contrast, low-laten
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by snvzz 13d ago
Powered by RISC-V, as it's an ESP32-P4X[0]. 0. https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-dev-kits/en/latest/e...
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by snvzz 13d ago
>RJ45 Actually 8P8C. Awful marketing.
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by snvzz 16d ago
Updated mine now. The release notes[0]. 0. https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/src/branch/forgejo/rele...
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by snvzz 17d ago
These aren't surveillance cameras, but social cameras. They'll present them like that. Not my idea, but from [0]. 0. https://www.novelupdates.com/series/accel-world/

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