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Yuck, blockchain.

Well you'd need to fund the cost of a kernel driver signing certificate and get it through WHQL as well. That's just for a start. So this wouldn't be something you could build yourself.

>Currently we ship to EU/EEA countries, Norway, Switzerland, UK, USA and Canada

I did hit an issue where 20TB drives require substantial (2A) current when they first spin up, but other than that, that's the plan.

Nah, too many files have disappeared completely from the Internet, no one's interested in archiving and no, archive.org doesn't get everything.

$549USD - more expensive than some people's TVs.

What's stopping those 4 patches from being upstreamed?

What advantages or disadvantages am I getting from them?

Is this normally logged anywhere? You may have just saved me RMAing a laptop.

Having done this for a few years, I can say that you should get a separate access point and leave OpenWRT for routing / switching only. I also have Mikrotik gear handling >1GBe duties.

Depending on where you are, there'll either be local auctions of surplus tech, or eBay / refurbishing stores selling these kinds of things. I always went for Dell Optiplex, but there are HP and Lenovo equivalents too

I don't even see pricing for this when logged in, FWIW.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF1d_aCSzS0

Hi. I'm a wheelchair user. It's only reasonably recently that the buses here had a restraint system that can lock my chair in place added, before that I needed to hold on to a bar next to me, which destroyed my shoulders.

Uber decimated the taxi industry, the pandemic finished them off, and now taxis need to be sent from one town over, and those drivers don't accept my government subsidy card.

At my fittest, I could push my chair about 10km per day.

I need a car.

https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback/issues/268#issuecom... specifically.

There's $50-200USD USB PD meters on AliExpress. I like Ruideng / RD-Tech brand ones.

What do you want to test? Another reply has mentioned the 15K USD TotalPhase device, which I'd love to use one day.

For "home" testing, I've used a USB C -> NVMe enclosure (UGreen is my favourite) with a half decent NVMe drive in it. Does the drive reach 1 gigabyte / second sustained read/write? Congrats, the cable supports 10 gigabit.

OpenSSH doesn't support SRV records by default - it would make things easier to move if it did.

https://github.com/mullvad/system-transparency seems to include the stboot mentioned in the article.

A company called EnTech does this.

https://www.entechtaiwan.com/lib/softmccs.shtm

No one lists DDC support in reviews.

On my Acer XB271HU, using SoftMCCS either doesn't work, or causes the monitor to go into factory test mode (flashes full screen R, G, B instead of sleeping). In factory test mode, different commands work or don't work.

Just a warning with that one - if you unlock it, it will never receive another Sony OTA, and there's no re-locking. Probably less of a problem now that it's out of support. Sailfish was also really rough on it.

So very few lessons learned from the first PinePhone, then

Yep but also no response via the Pinboard support email.

pinboard.in but Maciej appears to be offline (?) at the moment and archiving is a bit broken (for me). Hope he's OK.

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The vendors, against Windows.

Why is Docker's VM not idling?

That's the Linux version, not WinMTR.

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I found the GL.inet gear underpowered, although I've only used their cheap stuff and finicky re: firmware -the last one had removed OpenWRT luci by default