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zxcvgm
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Comment #45787947
Ahh this OS is small enough that a university professor used it as the basis for his class assignments: write a device driver for it, or a pipe implementation, if I recall correctl…
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Comment #45667385
I use the FDMQ8205. It's an old part, a little pricey, but keeps the board footprint low. It also has a sufficiently high UVLO, so it acts like regular diodes during the classifica…
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Comment #44710357
Xiaomi apparently have also stopped unlocking their bootloaders, so the "workaround" was to go to an official store and ask them perform a downgrade, and before the staff can reloc…
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Comment #44003243
Aahh this brings back memories. I first started out using Linux on my desktop and I found this fancy system monitor that made my desktop look cool. There's a section which displays…
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Comment #44002076
Probably. Or something like the TPL5110 might actually suffice, purpose-built timer for power gating at 35nA, but only goes up to 2hr at max.
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Comment #43861250
Cool, looks like text highlighting is a new addition in 2.10. There aren't any examples in the demo site of this, but can it capture the highlighted text snippets and show them in …
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Comment #43136154
Well, WhatsApp backups claim they are E2E encrypted, but there’s a flow that uses their HSM for the encryption key, which still feels like some escrow system. https://engineering.f…
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Comment #42668031
I have the same thoughts about the approach, and I'm actually working (on the back burner) a similar thing. It's a harman kardon "smart" speaker with a similar design where the bra…
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Comment #42364141
I’m surprised HuJSON wasn’t mentioned in the list. Tailscale uses it for their config files. I did a hacky workaround by preprocessing my JSON config with regex, but found HuJSON l…
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Comment #41438159
Yeah. That's what I came here to say too. Previously when their Yubikey 4's were found to be suceptible to the ROCA vulnerability [0], they issued replacements [1] for any customer…
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Comment #41239631
When I initially watched the demo video, I was wondering how the devices might locate each other. I thought it was using ultra wide band (UWB) like iPhones but now I see it’s just …
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Comment #41018982
I think the Luckfox Pico series is the lowest cost ARM-based board you can buy (that runs Linux) at the moment. Even the Pi Zero is $10. Prior to this, it was a board based on the …
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Comment #40673098
Doesn't look like it, but the author uses the Go SSH agent library [1] which _does_ have some example code there and looks pretty straightforward, based on what was described in th…
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Comment #40288190
I remember when Dell was the first to introduce [1] these Compression Attached Memory Modules in their laptops in an attempt to move away from soldered-on RAM. Glad this is now bei…
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Comment #40170001
This sounds like what Roku had patented, except it injects ads when it detects that a HDMI-connected device has paused: https://www.theregister.com/2024/04/17/roku_tv_ad_patent/
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Comment #38002477
It's pretty easy to apply seccomp to a process using systemd by adding SystemCallFilter= in its unit file. There's a reasonable set of permitted syscalls for general system process…
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Comment #37686035
Interestingly the Pi 5 has moved most I/O like Ethernet, USB, MIPI and GPIO into a custom I/O controller chip called the RP1. It talks to the main CPU over 4-lane PCIe. They also h…
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Comment #37492060
It is available on Windows too, in iTunes. You need to connect the cable once to enable it. I’m using this to sync my music and backup my iPhone.
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Comment #35436341
I'm impressed to see this paragraph in the README: > System76 customers may request board schematics for their system by sending an email to firmware@system76.com with the subject …
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Comment #33841667
I usually use “start .” on Windows to achieve the same.
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Comment #33813565
I guess this is what Heroku was pushing for [1] when client tokens were leaked. They wanted GitHub to adopt RFC 8075 [2], that combines mutual TLS auth with the tokens, so that the…
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Comment #33141429
Tom Scott did a video about this topic in 2021: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0elNU0iOMY
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Comment #32776177
The passkeys are only synced across Apple devices, via iCloud keychain. Trying to sign in on another device (e.g. Windows laptop, Android phone) will require scanning a QR code. Th…
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Comment #32674218
Not an apples-to-apples comparison, but I just wanted to see the price positioning for this screwdriver. It goes for $69.99 [0] and Megapro ratcheting screwdrivers (which they ment…