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stas2k

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    Comment #44296421

    I still remember getting a USSR clone(Leningrad) at 5 years old. It is probably earliest memory I have. Did not know English, could not read anything, but still spent hundreds of h…

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    Comment #43613611

    Only Nikons I own are 35mm film FM2 and F4. The bodies feel like tactile bliss. FM2 has a dry lubricated system with crazy titanium honeycombed etched shutter and F4 is the last pr…

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    Comment #42959779

    Why not both? I also use NixOS as the main router/fw/nat, and OpenWRT in bridge mode as dumb APs. All updates except semi-recent DSA changes were seamless.

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    Comment #41499131

    I don't want to sound negative, but I genuinely don't get the premise of Tailscale. VPN as a service sounds wrong from security perspective, as you are giving away all the keys. Th…

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    Comment #37782521

    I had to resort to my own Invidious instance plus Sponsorblock. Its looks is very much like OG Youtube and it is unusually fast: no overdone JS. You can also sync it up to Clipious…

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    Comment #35196433

    20 Euro Colorlight 5A FPGA boards from Aliexpress come with dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, open toolchain to build a SoC that can access them as well. LiteX allows me to use it as a …

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    Comment #33350400

    Currently 3D printinga lot of Lego rail on my FDM printer. Although not perfect, it does snap onto original rail and to its 3D printed peers. Lego pieces do snap to the dimples as …

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    Comment #32331799

    Oh yes, I dabbled a bit into using motion picture film stock for photography. It is fun to shoot it by the frame and not in feet, if you have a lab close to you to deal with the pr…

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    Comment #32310716

    What tripped me when shooting and developing film is that it usually works in negative. With digital you are always looking for overexposure, while negative film is OK with overexp…

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    Comment #32144035

    Could not agree more. I have designed my first PCB in Kicad as a MIT licence project. Kicad ecosystem is very much alive and I was able to reuse dimensions from another project for…

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    Comment #31055531

    Same here! Very happy with their free service, and they do support 2FA. UI is minimal and gets everything done

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    Comment #30784006

    It is also old-school in a way of supporting Xresources based config, while at the same time being super strict on UTF-8 support. Supports strange edge cases that I saw break other…

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    Comment #25557698

    I saw them do A5/1 live cracking on stage in Netherlands. It is amazing what you can do with sheer determination. Learned a lot from their talks on GSM. USB E1 is holy grail when i…

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    Comment #25535106

    He also has an amazing essay on futurology called Summa Technologiae. It clearly shows his insight into what is happening to our society as we advance in tech. It was recently tran…

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    Comment #24716859

    PS2 was soft-locked to Sony supplied drives. Nowadays that bay is very useful for booting games off any HDD. SATA is also supported by using a IDE->SATA board.

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    Comment #24514747

    Github repo has the same text in the README: https://github.com/o8vm/krabs

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    Comment #23897178

    Thanks to the author for this OCD-level work. I always find it interesting that netlists out of die images are precise enough to run hardcore test routines. Z80 has a special place…

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    Comment #23641032

    I always use cak(the bell that a certain class has to wear on their nose) as a metaphor for current mask usage. :D Source: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oCmUxI1UdME/maxresdefault.jpg

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    Comment #22846566

    Just wanted to chime in as a happy RaSCSI user. I am using it on my Sharp X68000 with a hat that I built from a PCB + a bunch of buffer ICs. It offers SCSI disks, CD, Ethernet(tap …

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    Comment #22488324

    Don't want to sound snarky, but how about an upgrade path from 3.11 to 4.x? I am a heavy Openshift user and it seems that RH just dumped whatever architecture they had with pre-4 c…

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    Comment #22211341

    I have three of them serving 802.11n on 2.4 and 802.11ac on 5 gigs and all work fine. Know some people who use them for a bridged setup over ac standard. No issues there as well.

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    Comment #22210157

    Get a Xiaomi Router 3G. It is more difficult to do an initial flash, but is well worth it with an awesome $40 price tag on Aliexpress. Only downside is that it only has 3 GigE port…

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    Comment #21631655

    You do not need 100% uptime to receive mail. Because email is store and forward, other server will retry for a reasonable time. The most complex part is setting up all the DKIM and…

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    Comment #21248281

    Creative was notorious for having chipset-specific PCI bus master issues even on Windows. The only way to fix it was to disable bus master, and that is what Creative drivers did on…

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    Comment #20997825

    I like he casually has a Symbolics keyboard on his desk(easily mistaken as Commadore hardware)