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dtx1

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    Comment #41495660

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    Comment #41495460

    > I have schematics for every circuit and case part. I can (and have) use these to make whatever changes I want. If I run into trouble I have direct access to the engineer who desi…

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    Comment #41494915

    > How is Framework 'proven' to be more 'future proof' than the MNT Reform devices? Framework has shipped multiple generations of hardware with upgrade SOCs/Mainboards in the same f…

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    Comment #41494121

    Neither does the RK3588, which is precisely the point I was making. From the MNT Reform Website https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-reform > RK3588 > Binary DDR and GPU firmware Th…

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    Comment #41493718

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    Comment #41476911

    David Allen's Getting Things Done as a Method is still the GOAT of self organization for me. I personally use a hacked together Obsidian Notebook because it was the only tool that …

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    Comment #41469834

    So... Where did they get the money that they spent then?

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    Comment #41444792

    And Running on an overclocked epyc processor with dual 4090s you get a whole FPS in it too!

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    Comment #41425820

    I can unfortunatly only link this German Video for a good example just how bad lego sets have become: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvyp2VGNL14 Comparing an old police station wi…

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    Comment #41425776

    Bluebrixx produces in the EU

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    Comment #41420839

    https://www.bluebrixx.com/en/

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    Comment #41420477

    Legos Quality in the last decade has been on a steady decline to an absurd degree. Most of their sets now are substandard in part count, part quality, full of stickers and it's all…

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    Comment #41412902

    https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/onyx-bo...

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    Comment #41401335

    Great Idea, I am sure that will make it much easier to Bing it when Issues arise. Right? Right?

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    Comment #41393824

    > 05/17/2024: Follow-up to DHS CISO about TSA statements (no reply) > 06/04/2024: Follow-up to DHS CISO about TSA statements (no reply) There should be a public Shitlist of Organis…

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    Comment #41378237

    I hope that cosmic manages to kill Gnome long term.

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    Comment #41378138

    The correct answer is coreboot+heads

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    Comment #41364970

    > Sovereign Transportation Fund to invest €686,400 into Highway Infrastructure This isn't generosity. They probably need it for a Hospital or something.

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    Comment #41364902

    It's almost more amazing that it only kinda sorta works and doesn't go all HAL 9000 on us by being super literal.

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    Comment #41359770

    The NSA being the good guys for once feels strange. Especially caring for public interest.

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    Comment #41351163

    Have the room owner create an AES 256 key, send it to all Party members via 1:1 e2ee, encrypt room messages with that AES key.

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    Comment #41349121

    iPad OS/MacOS Notebook like a Microsoft Surface but with an actually usable User Interface would be the obvious next step to me.

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    Comment #41347334

    I don't quite get the point of this. Basically any home or small buisness router is going to have a password or it's a public wifi hotspot anyway. Am I missing anything?

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    Comment #41310559

    I think certain personality types just have a really different view about risk than we do. I once talked to our CEO about it and he was like "I'd risk it all again, I like to play!…

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    Comment #41264637

    I never understood why AMD is not at least making the source of these available. I would actually really like a secure cryptographic processor that's been extensively vetted and tr…