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tripdout
5mo ago
As someone who doesn't pay much attention to the world of mechanical keyboards, very happy that I can use "thock" as a filter. EDIT: A quick Google shows it's a pretty popular term, so I guess that's how I even know
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tripdout
5mo ago
Or similar/clones, like the Atten ST-862D.
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tripdout
5mo ago
Interesting, but is the required combination of EML gates less complex than using other primitives?
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5mo ago
I guess I could see that, but if all the water left, it could be dry like a desert too.. (although even though that was my initial interpretation, I did understand that's not what he meant) And yes even without the reference it'
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tripdout
5mo ago
I actually don’t understand the meaning of that sentence in Dickens fully either. > As much mud in the streets, as if the waters had but newly retired from the face of the earth, and it would not be wonderful to meet a Megalosaurus, fort
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tripdout
5mo ago
The beta site was a horrible redesign. It hid information that was previously visible, the layout was confusing, comments were harder to read, and it just made no sense.
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6mo ago
A 2GB RAM (and no EMMC) Raspberry Pi 5 in Canada is $90. Around $150 is where you can get used N100 Mini PCs with a proper SSD, and at least 8GB of RAM. It’s crazy.
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tripdout
6mo ago
AI-written article?
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tripdout
6mo ago
Is Qualcomm serious? The kernel commandline parameter injection is basically the same thing from a decade ago on Motorola phones [0]. 0: https://alephsecurity.com/2017/05/23/nexus6-initroot/
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tripdout
6mo ago
The joke is that the models have already seen the source code of said packages regardless, right?
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tripdout
6mo ago
Is this, along with the comments by the other green usernames on this post, an AI-generated comment? Apologies if it isn't, AIs are trained on human writing and all that, but they're jumping out at me. Edit: I see another green co
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6mo ago
The BPI-R4 is great for use as a 10G WAN router if your ISP uses PPPoE since the network processing engine has hardware acceleration for it. Unifi released the UCG-Fiber around a year ago that can also apparently finally handle it, but plen
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6mo ago
Love the way this is written with "questions" interspersed throughout to explain more about the steps taken. Adds good context that makes it very easy to follow.
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tripdout
7mo ago
Title doesn't really fit, but useful info on AOSP internals nonetheless.
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7mo ago
The article states: > Lenovo tells us, “The biggest challenge in getting to a 10/10 was balancing repairability with all the other expectations of a commercial device: performance, reliability, thermal efficiency, form factor, and d
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7mo ago
What is daylight time - daylight savings? If so, I'm all for this. Dark in the mornings, more sun in the evenings, win-win.
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7mo ago
Know Your Customer
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Topological Naming Problem
(wiki.freecad.org)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
For local services, I don't see the benefit of using DNS challenges and a Let's Encrypt certificate over running my own CA and generating my own certificates. It's not that much work to trust my root certificate on each devic
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7mo ago
Not the original commenter, but I noticed it too. I guess it's hard since AI is trained on human content, so presumably humans write like this too, but a few that stood out to me: > Five entire countries vanished from GreyNoise teln
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Internet Background Noise
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7mo ago
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Learn how to make mechanical keyboard PCBs
(wiki.ai03.com)
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7mo ago
Oh, interesting. What's at the intersection of networking and amateur radio that these address blocks are often used for?
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8mo ago
> When the device powers on, the Primary Boot Loader in the processor's ROM loads and verifies the eXtensible Boot Loader (XBL). XBL reads the current anti-rollback version from the Qfprom fuses and compares it against the firmware&
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Drone Hacking Part 1: Dumping Firmware and Bruteforcing ECC
(neodyme.io)
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Dying Gasp
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8mo ago
This article reads like AI
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Google will now only release Android source code twice a year
(androidauthority.com)
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9mo ago
You may not be stealing the actual content, more so “making a copy”, but in doing that you’re taking away money the artist would have earned if you bought their album or streamed it on Spotify (admittedly that’a a very small amount for the
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9mo ago
And the species of flies "Phthiria relativitae" was named as a pun on "Theory of relativity" and "Reissa roni" after "Rice-A-Roni".
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