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by vitovito 7mo ago
I used to tell founders that if they can't figure out how to find the right people to get feedback from early, they're also not going to be able to find the right people to sell to later. The logistics are the same at either end o
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by vitovito 8mo ago
If you still have your proof of purchase (if you bought it from Apple directly, they should also have it), you can take your receipt and the laptop to an Apple Store and they'll remove the activation lock. They may wipe the machine in
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by vitovito 10mo ago
Look for copies of physical distributions? The Internet Archive has ISOs from 1.5.2: https://archive.org/details/netbsd-1.5.2
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by vitovito 11mo ago
Not the OP, but in the TechCrunch Disrupt launch, founder Brynn Putnam says, "capacitive material manufactured into the pieces." If you put capacitive material in a unique pattern on the footprint of each piece, and the rest of th
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by vitovito 11mo ago
All of vintage computer emulators on the Internet Archive owe a tip of the hat to the Canon Cat emulation, because that was the computer that started me on automating the original cross-compilation infrastructure. Archived Twitter thread:
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by vitovito 1y ago
I don't see that anyone's ever done the work. Disassemble it, trace the contacts, apply increasing amounts of current? In the underside photo here, it's CP1 and CP2: https://davidigreen.com/blog/ibook-g3
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by vitovito 1y ago
Not a docking connector: charging contacts. See page 29 of the service manual here: http://www.applerepairmanuals.com/the_manuals_are_in_here/iB... (No third-party charger that used them was ever released AFAICT.)
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by vitovito 1y ago
https://jan.ai/ https://anythingllm.com/ https://cherry-ai.com/
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by vitovito 2y ago
I ended up using Shortcuts to publish a set of screenshots from an always-on Mac every 10 minutes or so for a set of shared, family AirTags: http://vitor.io/android-airtags I couldn't reliably get iOS to do the same, a
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by vitovito 2y ago
I don't use it as a daily driver any more (I did for a bit while traveling, for obvious reasons), but it's been very useful as bench computer. Doesn't take up as much room as a laptop on a desk, has both a USB 2.0 and a USB
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by vitovito 2y ago
My notes on a previous generation version of the machine: http://vitor.io/notes-7-inch-mini-laptop I haven't tried a new OS version since 22.10, I'll have to see if audio and touchscreen support have finally resol
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by vitovito 2y ago
I salvaged a museum kiosk about diatoms and emulated it at the Internet Archive here: https://archive.org/details/diatom_exhibit 34 diatoms can be browsed using the left and right arrows in the UI. The diatoms of Yell
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by vitovito 2y ago
There's only a fixed amount of phone numbers, but you can gate the person behind a single number by an extension, just like businesses do. Give out your regular number, and generate a unique extension for each business or individual. H
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by vitovito 2y ago
You may have luck running the macOS binaries on Linux using Darling: https://github.com/darlinghq/darling or in a Darwin or macOS VM?
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by vitovito 2y ago
The pre-built toolchains were there, but the readme in their GitHub states you can still build the toolchains yourself using this repo: https://gitlab.com/minoca/third-party and possibly some things especially for Wi
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by vitovito 2y ago
Irrespective of the actual post content, I've dug up a proper source for the title quote and added it to Wikiquote: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Paul_Val%C3%A9ry#Degas_Danse_D... It is Paul Valery, but per Adri
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by vitovito 2y ago
Redline
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by vitovito 2y ago
This is a geospatial analysis or geographic information systems (GIS) problem. Applications like ESRI ArcGIS on the commercial side, QGIS or GRASS on the open source side, PostGIS with something like pgRouting on the DB side.
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by vitovito 2y ago
https://archive.org/details/4chan_threads_archive_10_billion "This is a text-only compilation of 4chan threads, primarily from the years 2006-2008. The total unique threads in this collection is roughly 10 million
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by vitovito 2y ago
If the relative reliability of the SD card is an underlying cause (e.g. tons of writes wearing them out early causing corruption) you might also consider eMMC chips on SD card adapters. A discussion here: https://jamesachambers.
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by vitovito 2y ago
You can look into accessibility APIs, or see how Arbtt does its rule-based metadata tracking: https://arbtt.nomeata.de/doc/users_guide/effective-use.html#...
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by vitovito 2y ago
Savant Recall demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_RtbBaWIG8 Original Savant source? https://bitbucket.org/theluxury/savant/src/master/ Videos of how the later Atlas Recall wor
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by vitovito 2y ago
2024 might already be too late, since this sentiment has been shared since at least 2021: 2021: https://twitter.com/jackclarkSF/status/1376304266667651078 2022: https://twitter.com/william_g_ray&#x
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by vitovito 2y ago
An open-source equivalent: https://github.com/fjxmlzn/FindMyHistory
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by vitovito 3y ago
AMF is AMD's equivalent to NVENC. I think if you aren't running an AMD card, you won't have the necessary libraries?
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by vitovito 3y ago
It has!
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by vitovito 3y ago
What a great analysis and considered outcome, and love the copious references to related work. It's also nice to see the IA copy built upon; I donated that 1928 edition of Plotto to the Internet Archive in 2012: http://vitor
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by vitovito 3y ago
What's new is the removal of restrictions on registering domains. Previously, you had to go through a custom automated process to verify that the domain was being registered for and used by a bot.
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by vitovito 3y ago
PoC source code: https://github.com/pi-yush/Dolphin-code
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by vitovito 3y ago
This looks like the relevant patent for it: https://patents.google.com/patent/US6281939B1/en "Method and apparatus for decoding data encoded in the horizontal overscan portion of a video signal"

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