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by vaxman 5y ago
Ethernet was XNS/ITP when it first started. That protocol splintered into DECnet, AppleTalk, Novell and TCP/IP. The advent of async-TCP/IP on commodity hardware (aka Microsoft RAS) caused it to takeover the game and created t
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by vaxman 5y ago
gotECC? https://earthsky.org/sun/sun-activity-solar-flares-cme-week-... LPDDR5 in the SoC doesn’t.
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by vaxman 5y ago
Intel processor yes, Apple processor unknown and what about GPUs and nVME, dried up caps, melted ribbon connectors on the board interconnects causing short circuits…all well known issues that come from the fragile thermal dynamic designs o
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by vaxman 5y ago
but not Hacksaw News but point well taken. Unfortunately, the most exotic alternative OS that Macs support is BootCamp and that’s not yet for ARM so hack away while booted into Darwin (macOS) using a VM. I recommend Zephyr for big time hac
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by vaxman 5y ago
Blah blah blah, you’re talking out your ass, VMware ESXi can and will fry trashmac when run with incompatible firmware that can sneak in while booted into macOS releases that came after the ESXi release..and neither Apple nor VMware may war
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by vaxman 5y ago
Thanks for helping me get downvoted. I am a source, of course, for these claims and the Internet is littered with relevant testimonials. Expect the hysteresis shutdown to allow for UL-like protection of the consumer, not say, the D500 GPUs
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by vaxman 5y ago
Elon is a winner, even supports competitors building EVs so it’s not surprising he supports competition in the LEO consumer communications market. If Apple had bought them when they still could have afforded it, I wonder if President Musk w
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by vaxman 5y ago
Maybe don't boot your Macs into third-party operating systems (high potential for thermal damage or even misconfiguring mainboard components such that it might cause data loss even when rebooted back into macOS ..if the BSP devs at App
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by vaxman 5y ago
My country has enemies that believe “supernatural forces” will reward them if they give their lives (even their infant lives) in a fight to destroy all post-Roman civilizations. The ONLY proven way to deal with fanatics (that use suicide as
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by vaxman 5y ago
What the article reported happened to 76 year old Bennie Coleman is worse. The article should continue to explain what they do to the physical person in that situation, but that would diminish the severity of their main issue.
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by vaxman 5y ago
“Good Job Brandon!” Seriously, stop killing Ukrainian infants https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6YF0qfAj8IY and maybe civilized societies around the planet will stop leaving you alone.
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by vaxman 5y ago
Agreed. This is the most likely scenario. His blog post is literary trash and full of unconvincing self-rationalizations of his every move prior to being caught, while also digging a hole for himself by articulating what kind of industry-in
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by vaxman 5y ago
Because it also targets the CoCo (Tandy's Color Computer sold through the defunct Radio Shack retail chain). Yes, 6809 was an amazing microprocessor. It was doomed by the vaporware-ish Zilog Z8000 and the long delayed Motorola 68000 (t
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"Jony" was reportedly there forever and still influences the joint and previously had designed bathroom fixtures. To his credit, I think he did okay until the transition to magnesium and "al-u-min-ium" (lol) All he had t
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by vaxman 5y ago
That's because the Industry is still CHOCK FULL of people who are POSEURS. In the ancient past, such influence was confined to weekly print magazines that mainly embellished upon the intellect of press releases from the once highly cre
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by vaxman 5y ago
How do you know it "is completely offline, that includes Eyesight." I believe this is false. Also, the "repair issue" is concerned with (service bay) RF access to the proprietary sensors and memory attached to the vehicl
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by vaxman 5y ago
This isn't necessarily about "connectivity to the Internet". When they pull your "BRZ" into a service bay at a SUBARU dealer, it begins exchanging data with SUBARU via RF. The SUBARU-side of that equipment is closed
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by vaxman 5y ago
“Should have made money in your First Life first” Well, he did. Mark isn’t particularly well suited to understand the impact of VR/AR on an aging Western population. In the best case scenario, it lets people be young again, which could
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by vaxman 5y ago
BenJojo sings “I’ve got too much…time on my hands” The whole migration to IPv6 reminds me of DECnet migration to OSI…which basically never truly happened (because XNS/ITP grew up and became TCP/IP which was then extended to the ed
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by vaxman 5y ago
Aside from my own family study (Aerospace Dad in 90s had me late in life), I read a study published last quarter called AAPL which is run by execs who are qualified for AARP membership.
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> my AirPods. You had me until that L0L. Anything with a mic (especially the AirPods) would need to be "unpaired" (or better yet, never paired) to avoid activation by covert code. Apple once sold EarPods that had no microphone
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by vaxman 5y ago
The Chinese app called "genie" used with devices like cheap Merkury cameras, sold at places like Walmart for impossibly low prices and that livestream thru "Tuya" (which likely provides the inputs to China-based deep lea
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by vaxman 5y ago
There should be some industry-subsidized program where upon (a) it’s free to 4th-7th graders and available for pickup at local stores using a thumbprint; (b) it should have free packet connectivity to Internet, perhaps through something lik
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Now I can’t get that horrible song from my childhood out of my head! Apple’s HyperCard was really the descendant of Xanadu, I think. It was taking off on the Mac in the mid-late 80s -sort of its secret weapon. It eventually became FileMaker
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Thanks Dad (for your team’s lifetime of work, including NavStar).
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yep, dangerous business calling out Apple these days tho. The only thing particularly relevant to the New Peoples on here is the takeaway that Apple has, can and will change its APIs as a means of exercising market and labor control any. ti
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Original MacOS X ran unmodified apps for original Mac (which they called Classic) using emulation, slightly modified apps for the original Mac (recomplied to Carbon APIs) or slightly-modified NeXTStep apps (using Cocoa APIs AND InterfaceBui
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by vaxman 5y ago
Gems like this are why I read HackerNews. Ms. Slenczynska really gets going there at the 55 second mark (in the second video on the page, Opus 110). As a middle aged former child prodigy myself with my septuagenerian genius mathematician fa
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Are they sponsoring CES 2022? https://www.ktnv.com/13-investigates/13-investigates-how-ces...
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For 2022, they should not have permitted attendees and broadcast the exhibition instead. They clearly did it this way to profit off the attendees. Sure, they will kill some, but they do that all the time in the casinos. CTA is bogus. https

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