1,897 karma · joined April 27, 2012
I just ordered the UV-K5 from Amazon sold by Quansheng and it is labeled as having USB C charging.
There's also a third party seller with an item description of "UV-K6 UV-K5(8)". That listing seems fishy.
I don't see a "UV-K6" listed on the Quansheng web site [1].
EDIT: After more research it looks like the UV-K5(8) is also known as the UV-K6 [2]. I'm curious which model I receive.
[1]: http://en.qsfj.com/products/?series=3
[2]: https://hagensieker.com/2024/03/12/quansheng-uv-k6-radio-rev...
[1]: https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/5891/how-...
It seems RDIMM’s are mostly supported on higher end server boards but I haven’t seen a technical comparison of the two types.
https://community.hubitat.com/t/release-2-3-6-available/1247...
"The Tacoma woman, who is identified in court documents as V.N., was booked into a room "specially equipped for isolation, testing and treatment" at the Pierce County Jail, the local health department said, adding that she will still be able to choose whether she gets the "live-saving treatment she needs."
Any particular recommendations with Linux support?
I've been looking for a station to integrate into my home automation system.
[1]: https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/consoles/console/playst...
The reason I was asking is because the OP did not appear to be using any other AWS resources.
When I moved here 20 years ago the population was 5,000. It has now grown to 30,000+ and the infrastructure has not kept up at all.
It's a shame there aren't any open standards like lpd, jetdirect, postscript, and pcl for printers. /s
The printer business model has been abused for a long time in an effort to squeeze every last dime out of the market.
Powerwalls can be installed outdoors. Mine are installed on the exterior of my home.
I have seen discussions of local codes in parts of the country requiring them to be installed outside due to perceived fire risk.
As a teenager I wrote a few implementations of X/Ymodem and Punter for the C64 in machine code back in the day. I was too poor at that age to afford an assembler.
I also wrote a native X/Ymodem utility for the IBM AS/400. I had to write the CRC calculations in MI (AS/400 machine interface language) in order to get enough performance to make it work well.
[1]: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/frys-electronics-execu...
I get salespeople at the door almost every day from other solar companies trying to push all sorts of shady contracts but I have never once seen a Tesla salesperson.