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Comment #49216345
Or it's a scam where there's no product and no price and the "seller" is just fishing for contacts (or marks).
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Comment #49216284
Well, analog broadcasts did stop in Finland some 15-20 years ago. DVB-T stopped a few years ago. Only T2 receives anything these days AFAIK. Physical antennas are the same, though.…
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Comment #49216251
Except annoys people who do see the ads and wastes bandwidth.
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Comment #49216182
You can put a bigger price tag over it. It won't be any better.
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Comment #49215904
Wow, that is high praise. I really should get around to it sometime, too.
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Comment #49193748
And hiring and billing are nearly infinitely hard unless you already have a routine set up for it.
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Comment #49193680
No human drawing an engine would have called an oil pan a crank shaft. A thing that in no way resembles a crank or a shaft.
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Comment #49189238
How about a wall and the national anthem of Sweden? I don't know Latvian or stretch that much any more. I'm actually half tempted to try that...
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Comment #49189132
No, flash is very durable. SSD's do die and they generally just go completely dead with no warning or any way to try any recovery. I've had a few go so far and I have a lot of old …
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Comment #49185839
Americans will use anything but ISO standard units.
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Comment #49185738
Paywall.
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Comment #49183975
Like they were just posting... vibes.
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Comment #49177334
We had a dishwasher let out the smoke recently. No fire, luckily, just literal smoke and melted plastic. The melted part was the mechanical power switch. Yes, dead simple non-IOT h…
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Comment #48871033
I wish someone would just write a clear description of that magic version of REPL that isn't a REPL. Maybe also a demo. And how to get the actual pristine source out once you've do…
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Comment #48856931
Apart from better (luck with) enclosures, cables, and power, probably not. USB-SATA bridges are notoriously flaky.
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Comment #48856891
The models that are a crappy PC can, almost like any or other crappy PC. Some have a very tiny DOM that might or might not be enough for a recent system. Of course, once the system…
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Comment #48843680
That will be a single point of failure, though. (Which you might not care about depending on the backup strategy.)
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Comment #48843534
You might want to re-read the hn guidelines.
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Comment #48843516
Usually both at the same time. Soldered on the board and unchangeable.
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Comment #48843107
Or a bumper sticker, so license plate scanners can enjoy it, too.
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Comment #48842900
I wonder if people today remember BIND's history with security.
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Comment #48842183
One obvious target might be rewriting from an unsupported, broken, and/or obsolete target to something that still works. Or moving a project from a platform that no other system in…
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Comment #48815438
Have you ever tried to indulge an all-consuming urge to kill when you don't have opposable thumbs? Or hands? Or anything other than a bread slot?
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Comment #48813945
https://community.frame.work/t/noisy-psu-fan/74751 Well, almost. Maybe. Not all units. But probably.
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Comment #48813836
Yes. There's the obvious difference of "it's a working printer" and desirable and useful product. You don't need to be state of the art to be in the first category was my thought.