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Raqbit
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About Raqbit
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Comment #42602102
The first two generations of the Pi only had a single HDMI output - later generations have 2 and hence required smaller HDMI ports to be able to keep the Pi footprint.
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Comment #42602090
You can install docker's compose plugin, and podman is able to use it via "podman compose": https://docs.podman.io/en/stable/markdown/podman-compose.1.h...
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Comment #42504945
I'm assuming they chose Micro-HDMI here so they could use the same part they use on the Pi 5.
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Comment #40924700
The Fuchsia team is working on a Linux compatibility-layer, named Starnix[1], which is much like WINE on Linux. This would allow Linux applications to run on Fuchsia as-if they wer…
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Comment #37636233
This sounds like an issue with CSS authoring tools, and not CSS itself.
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Comment #36136008
A few years ago I reverse engineered my Oral-B (Braun) toothbrush in order to change the color of the brush (handle) to one of my liking, without being constrained by the pre-set c…
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Comment #36095879
Middle boxes can arbitrarily limit the request URL size in certain cases.
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Comment #35924182
Device Firmware Upgrade https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/DFU_Mode
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Comment #29919017
Auto-updates had nothing to do with it, in this case it was a pre-existing bug in Firefox's HTTP3 implementation getting triggered by new changes to load balancers in front of Fire…
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Comment #29821523
If someone doesn't accept cookies, how exactly would a site remember that the person did not accept cookies?
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Comment #29778157
This is also the reason you can still POST text/plain to random TCP servers on the user's local network, without pre-flight check.
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Comment #29548833
Was "USB 3.2 Gen 2x2" not the name of SuperSpeed 20Gbps before USB 4 got released?
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Comment #29434570
Google is, with Fuchsia: https://fuchsia.dev
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Comment #28184932
They are working on creating a full distro, based on Arch Linux ARM, which will be an easy-to-use package for end-users with bleeding-edge versions of the software they develop.[1]…
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Comment #27516758
Not so sure about that last bit, Android is by far the most popular OS according to StatCounter, a global web analytics service: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/w…
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Comment #27396321
This process was revised after the first round of aid to no longer allow the companies to give bonuses.
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Comment #27380570
They are actually working on porting the Android Runtime (ART) to Fuchsia. [1] [1] https://android.googlesource.com/device/google/fuchsia/
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Comment #25466337
Last time I checked, Outlook (The desktop application) exported contacts in localized CSV (semi-colon separated in my case) but Outlook (online) only accepted contacts separated by…