msbroadf

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by msbroadf 2mo ago
I run virtualhere.com and i referred customers to the uhubctl list over the years so they can powercycle development boards and iLoks remotely that they use via virtualhere. I was tired of the recommended hubs changing internals (some model
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by msbroadf 2mo ago
I created these which I guarantee to work https://modularkvmip.com/product/usb-hub
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by msbroadf 2y ago
I recently built an simpler kvm/ip using a few pi pico's and ms2130 chips. https://www.modularkvmip.com doesnt matter what server you use. Its not opensource but its just usb device passthrough at the core.
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by msbroadf 2y ago
I have a lot of astro users. But you need to use Ethernet for the connection between VirtualHere server and client and not wifi. A pi5 is very good for this.
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by msbroadf 2y ago
Correct, i am a solo developer working on it since 2010 :)
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by msbroadf 3y ago
Yes kernel knowledge and a lot of plain C. Surprisingly didnt have to read too much of the USB spec for the first few years.
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by msbroadf 3y ago
Yes generally i reject any request if its customization just for one customer. I try to generalize the change by e.g adding an API call. Also i get requests to keep xp/win7 support which i reject often. The biggest thing I learned is t
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by msbroadf 3y ago
I have run my one-man business for 13 years now. https://www.virtualhere.com . Back then I saw the market moving to the cloud and thought bringing device access there was needed. There was no one really doing this cheaply and ea
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by msbroadf 6y ago
I was wondering if you could try my usb-ip software for the hdmi dongle. https://www.virtualhere.com (ill give you a license key) i think this is quite useful for my customers and its something i was looking for. Can you pass th
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by msbroadf 7y ago
I started https://www.virtualhere.com about 10 years ago, it provides a good income. I developed/sell/support everything myself. I felt there was a need for this type of product 10 years ago and with cloud computing&#
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by msbroadf 8y ago
Fully Homomorphic Encryption
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by msbroadf 9y ago
I had my large intestine entirely removed about 8 years ago, so no gut bacteria for me! And i haven't noticed any change
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by msbroadf 10y ago
Yes its definitely viable. I started my micro ISV 6 years ago, its been quite successful about $200k/yr. Its very niche. I do no marketing but get regular sales through mainly word of mouth and internet searches. Now some bigger comp
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by msbroadf 11y ago
No, it was removed for ulcerative colitis. If gut bacteria affected mood I would have noticed now I have a lot less but there wasn't any change.
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by msbroadf 11y ago
I had my entire large intestine removed over several operations, and i felt no difference in my mood
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by msbroadf 14y ago
Brings back memories of http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383028/