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What repeater worked for you?

Why do we still use "CD" or "ISO" images in virtual environments?

The audio quality seemed a bit rough on the few I checked out, but I'll try again.

There are so so many anti-scraping sites around - it's very difficult to do without pretending to be Googlebot or whatever.

I pay 34c/kWh and likely more in the future. No thanks.

Where are the cheap certificates?

It still won't guarantee you get to skip the bad smartscreen prompt, though.

Please, seek opinions outside of this orange site too. Best of luck for your recovery.

Unless you then try to hook that Denon up via HDMI to an LG TV - eARC won't work.

I've done 600 megabit down from an iPhone here in Australia on 5G, and the latency to Sydney was about 20ms.

I'd still rather have gigabit fibre.

The fastest I ever saw on 4G was 300 megabit down but the latency could be 40-80ms.

Come on now, it hasn't been there since the OpenMoko, even the N900 wasn't great compared to say the N95.

I have pretty much given up on the idea of running an "open source phone", unfortunately.

You don't mention the ASUS model. I haven't tried OpenWRT on any Asus device but Merlin has worked on the 56U, 68U and 88 for me.

I wouldn't run OpenWRT on any device not explicitly designed for it, these days. It's just too much trouble. I agree with you that the wiki needs some serious clean up.

I'm pretty sure most of these patterns were thought up by the brain geniuses on this very site.

What happens when the DE10 Nanos run out?

Understood - thanks!

Hey, instead of Dropbox - would you consider putting this on archive.org?

Do you know how much money $175kUSD is to a lot of people?

Can a hobbyist mess around with this at all?

Edit: yes, but I wonder how much trouble you'd get in putting this into a real phone?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32900944064.html?spm=a2g0o.d...

It's not a typo, the author also uses this on their YouTube channel.

It sucks, and it shouldn't suck.

Does https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/computers/configur... work for you?

You can email me at voltagex (at) voltagex dot org if you like.

Depends on

a) what your WAN connection is and b) how open you need it to be (i.e. there are no open hardware wifi cards)

My WAN port is Ethernet (the GPON conversion is done in a box I don't control). This has the advantage that pretty much any OpenWRT router will work.

I currently use a Traverse Ten64 (disclosure: received the unit for free as part of a beta test) which works reasonably well.

You could also look at gl-inet as someone else has mentioned, or the Turris range of routers. I would not be bothering with flashing a commercial router with OpenWRT anymore.

The messages being inaccessible due to Slack archiving should be a much bigger deal IMO.

Sorry - also known as polling rate: https://blog.codinghorror.com/mouse-dpi-and-usb-polling-rate...

Your report rate may be too high.

What is the carbon impact of Orchid?

Yes, that's about right with overheads.

I don't think I can recommend anyone use PuTTY on Windows anymore, partly because of issues like this. It might be that TortoiseGit is old, but ssh.exe should be available on Windows 10 now.

That seems more like a problem with StackOverflow than anything else.

Wait til you work in a corporate environment where core doesn't work but the original GCM does. They bungled that transition.

I'd be really interested in hearing about your struggles - this tells me there's something really wrong with the tutorials you were reading (through no fault of your own).

How do you get contracts to allow scraping? What kind of cost are we talking about?