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xyx0826

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    Comment #49115248

    I remember reading an analysis on one of those projectors; the author found a residential proxy running on their device. I would recommend keeping these things off the internet.

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    Comment #48171800

    Root persistence is more for encouraging you to report all bugs you’ve found instead of holding on to them in fear that the vendor will patch them and make further research difficu…

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    Comment #47978897

    Notably this bill covers Class 2 and 3 ebikes, not Class 1. The key distinction here is Class 2/3 features a throttle that lets you accelerate without having to pedal. IMO Class 2/…

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    Comment #47873738

    If you analyze binary files often, I highly recommend binvis - http://binvis.io/ . It creates a colored minimap for files it loads and has two available arrangements. Pixel color i…

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    Comment #46418209

    You seemed to have made an account just for this reply. Care to explain the cynicism? I’m out of the loop with the toxicity.

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    Comment #46240526

    Here’s a tangent discussion from a while ago that I enjoyed, on bootstrapping PoE (Power over Ethernet) from UEFI: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44111609 Looking back, funni…

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    Comment #45661781

    Valetudo. I haven’t had personal experience using it (due to an unsupported model of NAND memory chip), but I’ve heard good words: https://valetudo.cloud/ That said, I did some res…

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    Comment #45317532

    Is it necessary to prevent the water from freezing? If the chamber and water within are subzero while the SoC produces sufficient heat, the ice would simply melt. * Edit: the artic…

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    Comment #44653593

    I applaud his efforts to document this what must’ve been a nightmare of a case for him. But it felt like a lot of the wording is speculative or hyperbolic in nature and aggressivel…

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    Comment #44485384

    Before I came across this tool, one use case I’d conceived for a tool like this is to help in debugging and reverse engineering. One could hook this up to a microcontroller under t…

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    Comment #43098077

    Files looks great but it has performance issues and occasional crashes when I tried it out a few months ago. When going into subfolders, there is a very noticeable subsecond lag wh…

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    Comment #42304036

    > you have a bunch of very smart young people absolutely dripping with theory knowledge and close to zero relevant real world experience For sure! And that’s perhaps the #1 reason …

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    Comment #42303761

    I think college student teams strike a combo of time, talent and resource that would be surprisingly hard to come by in the larger “civilian world.” In college, you have a bunch of…

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    Comment #42168698

    Thank you for Outline, I used to self-host it for a team and it was a breeze compared to Google Docs or confluence. Does it support the use case of publishing the wiki as a public …

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    Comment #42141819

    With an ESP32 or comparable (RPi Pico W, for example) you get MicroPython or CircuitPython support! That means a Python interpreter, drivers for popular peripherals and usually a n…

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    Comment #42010128

    The Voyagers’ protocol use no encryption and the specification appears to be public. I’ve linked a PDF of what appears to contain the protocol description below. So anyone with a *…

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    Comment #41676554

    It’s a bit of a pain to set up and self host the container stack but Outline has been great for me. Does anyone have experience with using Outline as a public facing docs/blog site…

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    Comment #40984289

    My job involves 60% writing software and 40% testing with hardware. I work about 5% of my days from home, when I’m sick or have other obligations. I don’t have the space, time or i…

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    Comment #40425010

    If anyone is interested in a game themed shipbreaking/dismantling things, check out Hardspace: Shipbreaker. Instead of oceanic ships one gets to take apart spaceships and sort the …

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    Comment #40238382

    Not my idea but here’s an interesting opportunity to iterate on nonetheless. “event[0]” is a singleplayer sci-fi RPG where you communicate with an AI on a stranded spaceship, essen…

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    Comment #39937810

    > … anyone using other than embedded iOS/Android work. I’m talking businesses with 8 or 9 digit revenue… The use case and revenue doesn’t have to be contradictory, I guess? What do…

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    Comment #39487560

    Third party GPU repair is a big business and many GPU schematics and boardviews somehow find their ways from corporate SVN servers to paid forums and google drive links. They would…

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    Comment #39417983

    I’d be curious to see the actual design. How much existing aluminum are they replacing with wood? Assuming the wood is purely structural, doesn’t that leave solar panels and intern…