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   by u8080 9mo ago

   Aluminum wires became brittle over time(tens of years), fluid which requires some maintenance for screw terminals and inducts galvanic corrosion when coupled with copper without special care. If wiring was properly done and maintained, it i
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   Pretty much this, in superscalar, OoO, uOP era with branch predictors the whole RISC vs CISC debate is just matter of amount of silicon used for decoders on die.
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   There are also N100/N150 SBC offers which are superior to RPi
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   28us is still solid amount of time
5. 155.▲
   by u8080 9mo ago

   Genuinely asking, why not getting plane ticket somewhere generics cost 10+ times less?
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   This is Balkan stuff mainly, large portions with a lot of fatty meat. Puzzling to me how obesity rates are pretty moderate in those countries.
7. 157.▲
   by u8080 9mo ago

   Wtf, is that just for original trademark GLP? Generics cost like <$30/mo in Russia.
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   Why should Linus renounce US citizenship, not finnish? He is living with family in Oregon for 20+ years. This is my main point here - not much things connecting Linus and Linux to EU. In question of US and EU tensions I am not really sure U
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   by u8080 9mo ago

   There are multiple offers like Allwinner V831, Rockchip RV1108, etc with devboards costing ~$15
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Discussion around grants here is the critics of insufficiency of EU grants to fund proper alternative software supply chain. "imagine" is just ironical note for what is happenning in reality(you are advocating for (subjectively) i
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    It is not laughable, Linux directly complies with SDN list[1] and US sanction policy(i.e. removing of russian developers by Linus). Thus, US does have and execute control over Linux kernel currently. [1] https://www.linuxfoundati
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    I am not claiming "invention", my whole point here is that place of origin means nothing, especially for a FOSS project - despite Linus being important part of it. If we talk about OS being independent from US, the culprit is wher
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    I am sorry for good people genuinely trying. I understand that it is a hard problem to solve - but private companies chose their contractors and suppliers and as well facing similar issues. Somehow private companies are managing to evaluate
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    How is Linux related to Finland? Just because some of early contributors was born in Finland?
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Lol, imagine relying on underpaid volunteers in mission-critical software infrastructure. How about actually giving good encouraged people pay they deserve?
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Sorry, I was digging on that too much time ago and haven't saved any links. AFAIR, there is permanent busy state in certain conditions when functioning in SPI slave mode, unablility to reset TXFIFO/RXFIFO and some edge case with D
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    I mean, EU has some de-facto BigTech giants like SAP which are on same anti-competitive side. It just happened that US was quicker and more successful in various areas including software. EU tactics on protectionism is creating legislative
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    My point is that "private companies abuse the government money when they can" is well-known fact. Thus, government as a customer should make everything possible to buy software on competitive market basis. If govt chose easy way t
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    But this is US operating system, Linux trademark is registered to US citizen(Linus T.), it is being mainly developed by US companies and complies with US sanction laws.
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    >Companies abuse the government funding as much as they possible and legally can, and then we blame the government. So, in well-known conditions of ineffective spending without competition government chose to waste money bypassing market
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Idk, europeans saying thing like "It's hard to compete with TooBigTech when they are being anti-competitive" implying EU companies are not anti-competitive and EU government is not extremely protectionist.
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    > lengthy errata doesn't mean anything In STM32G0 for example, there is "SPIv1" peripheral which has very critical implementation bugs which can get SPI to completely stuck until reset by RCC. There is very brief mention i
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    In theory, good CRT shader emulates temporal and "subpixel" tricks that game developers used to overcome color and resolution limitations.
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Maybe in rare cases with few compatible games.
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    by u8080 9mo ago

    Could you give more details? Sounds interesting.
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    by u8080 10mo ago

    >balloon tattoo What does it mean?
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    by u8080 10mo ago

    Cracked copy = trusting some shady 3rd party
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    by u8080 10mo ago

    >I don’t think a state actor would actually break in to either in this case Read Jabber.ru Hetzner accident: https://notes.valdikss.org.ru/jabber.ru-mitm/
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    by u8080 10mo ago

    Also Meshtastic codebase is the awful mess - one of the many examples when Arduinoslop became something bigger than quick prototype.
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    by u8080 10mo ago

    Perfect for kamikaze drones probably