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ranma42

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    Comment #48343577

    How do you distinguish between input (Keyboard/USB) and output (Browser/Graphics stack) delays in this test?

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    Comment #48170262

    > No BSP, no kernel source, no vendor documentation — just a DTB extracted from the stock Android firmware and rebuilt from there. Judging from the build.sh, it looks like this is …

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    Comment #47931424

    > The TL-SG108 uses a 4Mbit (512KiB) SPI flash chip from Cfeon, which is too small to contain any assets for a web management interface The https://github.com/logicog/RTLPlayground…

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    Comment #45556778

    IIRC ReactOs forbids you from contributing if you had access to the windows source code in some way shape or form.

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    Comment #45555974

    I've been mounting my 3.5" hard drives on those "fad" rubber band 5.25" drive bay adapters for decades and have not noticed any increased failure rate at all. Sure, seek time may b…

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    Comment #45488299

    Not OP, but I installed a "Balcony solar" 1.4kWp panels 2.4kWh battery system on my parents garage. The only subsidy was the tax free purchase of the components (we did file for an…

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    Comment #45280229

    > you are recommended to get the shingles vaccine instead of the chickenpox vaccine since the way the disease presents and how the body reacts to it changes with age (technically s…

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    Comment #44853284

    It does say "Certain cough medicines and illicit hallucinogenic substances are also known to trigger it"

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    Comment #44502379

    BTW looking at the 8051 patch bytes, they look like 8051 code to me. 0x02 is the ljmp opcode, so this is a jump table: 0x02, 0x40, 0x58, 0x02, 0x40, 0x4e, 0x02, 0x44, 0x00, 0x02, 0…

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    Comment #44371143

    I have the ST one (X-NUCLEO-LPM01A), but its range is actually not enough for something like an ESP32, it goes into "overload" as the max current is 50mA for dynamic (100kHz bandwi…

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    Comment #44346728

    The partition table listing from the microSD card shown in the video (before installing a custom u-boot/Linux) shows partitions marked as the Linux partition type at least.

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    Comment #44259250

    The amount of power you can dump for balancing is just a fraction of the charge/discharge power (because it only needs to offset differences in self-discharge rate). So you still n…

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    Comment #44013604

    > Since there's no point in generating keys for a device which will not be used in Japan, non-Japan SKUs don't have Osaifu-Keitai functionality. So even if you rooted your phone an…

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    Comment #43877314

    In a similar vein, there is https://aminet.net/package/mus/misc/AlgoMusic2_4u.lha , from ~96 or so.

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    Comment #43377601

    I do actually see the problem that the ESP32 doesn't automatically reconnect to the stronger AP. I think this gets triggered when then stronger AP is briefly unavailable (reboot or…

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    Comment #42410044

    > I also upgraded OpenWrt Routers by soldering bigger RAM and bigger flash chips in the past Sadly this is harder than it used to be because with devicetree the flash size is hardc…

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    Comment #37291005

    > Pixel (4 or later), or Pixel Watch, Unfortunately I could not get Suica to work on my Pixel 7a, while a fellow traveller with an iPhone had no issue. So AFAICT for Pixels you sad…

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    Comment #37284002

    Also OpenWRT udev itself is tiny: 20.0K Oct 13 2022 /usr/lib/libudev.so.1 8.0K Dec 15 2022 /sbin/udevtrigger

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    Comment #37201589

    Vodafone in Germany was happy to give me an eSIM for a prepaid plan, not even a store visit required (but it did require taking a photo of my ID and a identity verification video c…

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    Comment #36344301

    Athereos wireless cards (ath10k) have also used Xtensa. And the audio DSP in newer intel chipsets (e.g. Apollo Lake) is also Xtensa-based, but unfortunately quite locked down (sign…

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    Comment #35747415

    > Now you might ask, why does the webcam have an endpoint with a 0 byte MaxPacketSize on its first interface? Who knows! This one has a simple answer: USB is a shared bus and limit…

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    Comment #34393680

    RK3568 / RK3588 have 3 SATA controllers and for example the Rock Pi 3A seems to have the SATA routed to the bottom m.2 connector, as well as the possibility to switch the USB3 port…

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    Comment #34307953

    I think the article in question actually is for older BIOSes that don't have flashback or similar. Instead this relies on the "BIOS Boot Block" still being intact in the flash, so …

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    Comment #33383924

    DisplayPort is the more surprising one. DDC came from VGA and DVI and uses the I2C lines that also connect the EDID EEPROM, but Displayport doesn't even have I2C pins if you look a…

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    Comment #33296641

    > 64 registers with 3 registers per instruction would require 21 bits Actually only 18. With 21 bits you can get 128 registers.