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steevdave
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About steevdave
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Comment #20484679
But they can't use that specific one again, it doesn't matter if they take the bill to a bank and get new ones, because the serial numbers won't be the same.
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Comment #20419196
My experience with my Google home before I unplugged it is that it would randomly kick on - even in relative silence, unless the clack of a keyboard and maybe a fan whir could be m…
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Comment #20399861
https://store.avantek.co.uk/arm-desktops.html bit pricey but it exists already
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Comment #20359263
wpa_supplicant just does the heavy lifting of connecting to the WiFi network. The WiFi device itself is handled by the kernel's brcmfmac driver, and there is the usual firmware (al…
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Comment #20261604
Are you sure? I've worked with a myriad of ARM devices, and I would say that despite their small size, Hardkernel are one of the most responsive companies when I have had issues. I…
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Comment #20028787
I thought SoftBank is Japanese, not Chinese? SoftBank bought ARM, not a Chinese company, otherwise it would be a bit weird for ARM (assuming they're Chinese now) to cut ties with H…
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Comment #19133564
Just about every other board out there is just as plug and play as the RPI. I'm not saying that to downplay the RPI - the community it has around it is great, but long gone are the…
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Comment #17722749
Core contributors. Not overall contributors. I should have specified but figured people could read the context based on the comment I was replying to.
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Comment #17722325
The lack of contributors has a lot to do with Lennart's (apologies if I misspelled his name) attitude early on in systemd's development. I have no idea if it has changed, as I gave…
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Comment #17704759
Maybe they added it after you read it, but when I read the post they specifically mention it's bad and provide a link to read more on why it's bad. Sure an alternative would be gre…
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Comment #17353297
>It's quite easy to find the stuff I >mentioned earlier using a search >engine If you make the claims, it's on you to provide the proof, not on us to go out and search and find or …
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Comment #17236178
OpenGL ES is not OpenGL though. It's a subset mostly for mobile.
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Comment #16513388
While I'm not saying the guy in college wasn't a liar, there have been many MGB conversions to a V8. http://www.advanceautowire.com/mgbgtv8/ is just one that I know of. Though I on…
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Comment #16175355
ChromeOS/ChromiumOS is built from Gentoo
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Comment #15372185
Anything iPhone 5 or lower will not - 10.3.3 fixed one of the issues, but 2 more exist. I do wish they would at least put out a 10.3.4 to fix the security issues, but I understand …
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Comment #15216920
It takes only one slip up to screw your security. One targeted attack that you don't notice because you're in a rush. I love my MotoX 2013, but it never got updates (Sprint model, …
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Comment #15216838
How are you still getting security updates for the Nexus 5? The last security update they released was from October 2016.
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Comment #6078402
Wasn't something like that published recently?
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Comment #6065195
Android, at least here, does not sync the files to the device at all until you attempt to look at them
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Comment #6061043
Actually most ARM processors do have a hardware RNG, just that few companies write a driver for them
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Comment #6047737
Mirabox comes close to what you are looking for, I think
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Comment #5820137
I got my first computer job this way - I offered to work for free for the first two weeks, if it didn't work out, they got free labor for two weeks. They hired me by the third day.…
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Comment #5639927
There is an ebuild for it already, although it is in an overlay on github. Probably needs cleaned up but as I don't want to install QT on the laptop I'm using, I haven't looked too…
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Comment #5634994
Thanks for the quick response. I'll try to find some time to look into this. I know Chromium links to libudev for input device support so that it can do things like gestures, but I…
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Comment #5633069
I'm not near any machines of mine that aren't Chromebooks. Does anyone know if the libudev.so.0 stuff is fixed? I don't see any mention of it in the change log, but I was really ho…