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mbana
2mo ago
Does it have WiFi 7? If so, list the details please. Why choose this over the https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 ?
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mbana
2mo ago
Unfortunately the Flint 4 is still not available which lead me to get the https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 instead.
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mbana
2mo ago
Is this actually stock OpenWRT? I mean is it supported by vanilla OpenWRT image? I do like the board though.
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mbana
2mo ago
Frankly I just want https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 to work with OpenWRT. The board linked to in the post doesn't have 10 G LAN, only 10 G WAN unlink. So what do people who have a
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mbana
4mo ago
Thank you! I've been looking for a WiFi 7 router that has SFP+ ports for a while now and it seems what you mentioned is just that. For anyone interested please see https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia-NG&#
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mbana
5mo ago
Yeah, it is controlled by the vendor. If you can't find the option, you will need to use `adb` to enable it that's what I did basically. You can Google it and you'll find what I'm talking about. IRC, it is `pm enable ...
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5mo ago
Werner Vogels is awesome. I first discovered about his writing when I learnt about Dynamo DB.
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Ask HN: Enabling Non-Protected VMS for Android Terminal for Samsung S26 Ultra
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Wait hold on, can you not simply just access the underlying volume/block device using an API? The VMs in OCI have a boot volume that is attached, so I reckon it's possible to "mount" this somehow and overwrite it with wh
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mbana
6mo ago
I love these kind of posts.
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mbana
9mo ago
Nice write-up. I wonder if something similar exists for the Snapdragon X Elite-based Microsoft Surface 7 laptops but is simply undocumented. There's a post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44426428 (The hidden JTA
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mbana
9mo ago
Interesting ... Do you still maintain the site?
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mbana
10mo ago
I was going to say the same thing. I really like the eBPF approach as pointed out to by the other comments. I feel like this is the ideal approach, please correct me if I'm wrong. A callback based approach as opposed to (constantly) po
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mbana
10mo ago
Do some research on passwords, in particular read Bruce Schneier's stance on passwords.
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mbana
11mo ago
How did you get the IEEE.org address, mate?
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mbana
11mo ago
Location: London, England, United Kingdom. Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Just maybe, case-by-case basic. Resume: https://bana.io/cv Blog: https://bana.io/blog Technologies: Golang, Linux, Kubernetes, Do
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mbana
1y ago
I am missing something or do these fonts not support small caps and old style numerals?
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mbana
1y ago
Very good. I've signed up.
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mbana
1y ago
Great question! In the past I contributed to rust-analyzer - not much but something huge but at least something. Nowadays I only contribute to https://quran.com . Apologies if this ain't clear but I'll give it a shot. I
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0proxy.io: The no need for a proxy movement
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2y ago
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2y ago
Can something like `C2Rust` then use this to generate formally correct code? Also, is much of the authors did manual or was it run through something to produce the Rust code? If so, where is the code that generates Rust, I do not see any li
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mbana
2y ago
Are you attempting to fix it? I am tempted to get a contact lense inserted into one eye to correct it. I think I developed it as due to Lasik, but it only occurred in my left eye. My right eye is still good.
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mbana
2y ago
I love the typography on the site. What fonts are you using? I'm on a mobile browser so I can't really see.