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Perhaps you should chat with Alan Cox? IIRC, he was on 28k dialup (over a couple of lines) whilst the more metropolitan of us were on ISDN. Adjust your workflow to your environment.

Stand on their shoulders instead.

Given that you can't share the unique details of your use case, what could have been an interesting discussion regarding design tradeoffs is moot.

(And I would politely ask that you don't make assumptions about what I might or might not have actually accomplished in similar spheres, you have zero idea.)

An ESP32 seems a better fit to me, and would also be cheaper and more power efficient.

Are your clients set to use the AppleTV as a gateway? That's a fundamental requirement to ensure the packets your devices send in reply get passed back to the tailscale network.

Try reddit r/scams

I offer this feedback in a constructive vein, as the mistakes you have made are pretty common. Bottom line: This kind of launch/landing page is a real turn off for me, your prospective customer.

- There's no screenshots.

- No demo videos - if this AI is really helpful, you should be able to prove it beyond doubt in a one minute video.

- There's no indication of which platforms are supported.

- What do you think my favourite applications are - i.e. what specifically do you integrate with?

- There's no indication of planned pricing or, if it's free forever, then say so.

- No word on privacy or security - and I'm giving you access to my calendar.

I think you've lost a fair number of potential signups by missing out on the above...

I wonder if these are rebadged/white labelled NReal glasses? They are certainly physically very similar and the nreal glasses work exactly the same way USB-C wise.

I worked at Psion during the Psion 3 era (and then later at Symbian). Hands down the best company I have ever worked for, and such an exciting time. Seeing the software one wrote in the hands of strangers in the street and on the shelves in Dixons was thrilling.

It was featured on The Apprentice right up until it was discontinued, but I don't actually know when that was off hand.

And renaming of the component parts to clearly differentiate the OS from the shell from the package manager from... making the specifics more easily googlable in the process.

I think No. 1, London might be close? IIRC it's Clarence House/What was or is King Charles' residence.

Very easy to track... radio direction finding for a static source, even operating at low power output, is a solved problem. Adding a GSM uplink provides zero annonymity because you still need to connect via IP, which can ultimately be unpicked even with TOR or VPN masking if the infrastructure has been compromised.

Re. "disconnected apps": we need a "me-bus (tm)". Any events that relate to "me" should be published, and whatever apps I choose should be able to consume those events. Utilities, banks, home automation... Perhaps even doctors test results... the list is endless. Democratise the data! The potential is huge!

Because DigitalOcean have dark patterns around their subscriptions - they charge for the capability to deploy, not for actual deployments. It's counter intuitive and, however I look at it, I can't get away from the notion that it is a really scummy way of doing business. Which is why I voted with my feet and choose to do business elsewhere.

I think the smart move here would be to sell the platform, not the service. i.e. allow end-users to deploy your orchestration tools to their own Hetzner tin, and pay you for support. With source escrow or similar, that sidesteps the questions around what happens if symbiosis inc. disappear/go down the tubes/...

Unfortunate, founding a company called 'Spectrum Software' to provide software for 'Apple II' systems... Just two years before the ZX Spectrum made it to market. I think I would have been strongly tempted to rebrand, than persevere!

And really annoying physical layouts - it's impossible to get the LED arrays flush with a front panel because USB connectors etc. are significantly taller.

You want 2 or more off CH9350 - HID mouse/keyboard to serial adapters - they are designed for exactly your application. Wire back-to-back and piggyback an ESP of your choice on the serial ports to eavesdrop/intercept/augment. Available from Ali.

Isn't the obvious fix to change suppliers? Google does not have a monopoly on your domain. A quick search through historical hacker news articles will turn up dozens of tried and tested alternatives to Workspaces. (e.g. Fastmail)

Runs anywhere... except embedded platforms? (And no, android doesn't count so far as embedded platforms are concerned).

Looks very promising from the landing page... but the one click gitpod instance is localised in a language that I don't speak. (Mandarin? Thai?). Is there English language support available, and if so, how does one turn it on?

I hand-wrote 'hello' on the freeform canvas. I tried command-F to search for the scribble, it couldn't find it. On an infinite canvas. What use is that to man or beast?

Do you know what the average power consumption of this box is? It sounds like you may have found a sweetspot!

Worth mentioning Three soap bars and Three phones when tethered use different frequency allocations - so performance will not be comparable between the two. FWIW, I have a three soap bar and it works well in the main, whether in central London or out in the styx.

And source from mouser or digikey rather than amazon. The range is much wider.

I think it would be better described as a 'universal framework for incorporating plugins into your application'. If I am right about these aspirations, they are quite grandiose. Shiver Shades of COM or corba reborn?

This, I was permanently exhausted. On a bit of whim, I bought a Chinese SpO2 sleep monitor - which then lead to a conversation with my GP and access to further tests, and ultimately a CPAP.

This approach won't work if you live somewhere windy^ - the cables will chafe and even with the nylon spacer, will likely short and/or electrify the soffit with obvious associated risks.

^source: first hand experience, albeit with cuphooks rather than magnets.

It does autodiscovery of all no-machine capable devices on the LAN