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by tmzt 10y ago
Is that just the lack of a compatible DisplayLink driver? Would it be possible to support HDMI in (without HDCP)? Is that a limitation of the DL chip since there are USB monitors that support HDMI in as well. Also, on Reddit it was mention
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by tmzt 10y ago
Is it a DisplayLink 3? There doesn't seem to be an open driver for that due to hardware copy protection features.
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by tmzt 10y ago
I'm interested in the second one? Is there any way to run code on the DisplayLink-like chip? Would a dedicated CPU module with 2G+ ram be an option?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Can they be returned to manual operation, such as for inspection or turning off a socket to change a bulb?
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Scientists in Singapore grow functioning 'mini' midbrain tissue(mashable.com)
1 points by tmzt 10y ago|0 comments
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by tmzt 10y ago
I would love to see them bring containers to the consumer OS. It would be possible to launch a base container that has it's own win32k and csrss, and another that only does UWP or .net native apps. The containers themselves might only
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by tmzt 10y ago
No intention to offend or accuse here, just two points that stuck with me from that time and which I've been curious about. To my knowledge only a few developer units were released and remained property of Palm, hence my caveat in aski
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by tmzt 10y ago
Right. By "this kind of thing" I mean code that breaks subtly like the examples in the article. I don't mean to argue with the breaking changes (versus the 1.0) in Rust which have been well thought out. Just that an accumulat
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by tmzt 10y ago
Would it be possible to interface with HyperTransport or QPI? Can you name the JEDEC standard?
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by tmzt 10y ago
As a standalone device, powered by Adobe Postscript and HP PCL/JCL. Where did the embedded version in the Star end up?
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by tmzt 10y ago
It would be good to avoid this same kind of thing in Rust, even with official versioning policies there have been many releases which change things that are "unlikely to cause issues."
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by tmzt 10y ago
Root is interesting. I want it to be able to more easily develop on the device, mount loop filesystems, etc. But I think it would be acceptable to have a container or chroot with a restricted root user and possibly shared storage accessible
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by tmzt 10y ago
Hey tire! I've been wanting to do something like that for a long time, get away from the recoveries and politics of the different factions. Make something a user can just pick up an old device, run an install process, and have a fast n
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by tmzt 10y ago
The grandparent's explanation seems correct. I think the problem stems from considering the running on server and client as the entities, rather than the representation produced on the server and reinstantiated on the client as somethi
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by tmzt 10y ago
Yeah, you basically invented the netbook a few months too early, and marketed it as an accessory when it was a full-fledged computer hardware-wise. By the way, did the GPL code used on that ever get released, assuming the demo units counted
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by tmzt 10y ago
Isn't that SSD on the ARM versions just an eMMC, so close in price to a MicroSD card.
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by tmzt 10y ago
It would be nice if our technically-minded organizations would use more precise language, even if our government cannot.
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by tmzt 10y ago
I feel like WASM could be a first step in that, a binary AST/graph-like format with a preferred textual representation. It even has a bidirectional codec.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Any idea when the source for this will be released? I am curious to see how they do it. I will watch the full video in the meantime.
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by tmzt 10y ago
I will just note that the Librarian of Congress is responsible for exceptions to the DMCA.
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by tmzt 10y ago
How much effort would be required to reimplement coLinux as a pico process? Will it be possible to implement alternative syscall handlers with a future version of the DDK?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Could rustup use PackageKit/yum/dnf to do this on Fedora? It would be really nice to be able to point to one command in the documentation that would work whether installed directly by the developer or provided by a distro. Debian
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A new self-driving monorail will chop 2-hour commutes down to 10 minutes(businessinsider.com)
1 points by tmzt 10y ago|1 comments
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by tmzt 11y ago
There is support for full color schemes for the entire UI not just the text colors. There is also support for loading TextMate and Sublime themes. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/customization/themes I personal
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A Structure Dependent Ductility of Diamond Nanothread(arxiv.org)
1 points by tmzt 11y ago|0 comments
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by tmzt 11y ago
Where are the private keys stored? Are they kept only within the card, or are they generated externally and added to the card? I ask because it's difficult to belive that millions are generating and keeping safe a private key. Of cours
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by tmzt 11y ago
F# also supports a typesafe printf format notation. http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/printf/
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by tmzt 11y ago
Would it be possible to add an optional crashpad-like script, one that allows you to review the data sibmitted in hex/ascii before sending it off?
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by tmzt 11y ago
Will the source for the shim be released?
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How contextual apps can finally make smart devices smart(venturebeat.com)
1 points by tmzt 12y ago|0 comments

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