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Latest speculation would be that they don't have a manufacturer anymore https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/comments/1rnr0sv/what_happe...

Now we just need a EU based alternative to Let's Encrypt

More like Google started requiring a captcha in Firefox mobile

He's building his GitHub resume

Somewhat, there are a few expensive "PoE to Data + Power" adapters out there

https://www.procetpoe.com/poe-usb-converter/ (some of these are power-only)

With all these paper reams on the picture, is there any laser printer nearby?

You can get a WiiM Amp or Ultra with HDMI eARC, but you can go cheaper if optical out is good enough. Many TVs still have that one

During the last Docker Hub outage we found Google mirrors lost all image tags after a while. Image digest references would probably work

Intel killed SGX on consumer CPUs a while ago

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31047888

Not Google Artifact Registry... Our Docker Hub pull-through mirror went down with the Docker Hub outage. Images were still there but all image tags were gone

Network appliances (Lanner, Netgate, Axiomtek, PC Engines, etc) typically only have a serial console and no GPU hardware at all. Same applies for any linux VMs, you can remove VGA devices and keep a serial port in the config

Look into "iDatalink" aftermarket radios

TIL about 8311, definitely keeping in my bookmarks

The device it's connected to also has an impact, IIRC M1 MacBook Pro 14 wouldn't let me trigger my YubiKey without a USB hub

Do you plan to take discounts into account?

Can you base usage off previous billing data for existing resources?

Yes, you get extra eCTM rewards in all CT-owned brand stores and gas stations.

Card also has the weird quirk of allowing and rewarding bill payments (telecom, power, property tax)

People share links to linktr.ee pages and said page has a link to the news article. OCR would be no use unless Facebook started crawling links

Eavesdropping EMI on DisplayPort https://youtu.be/ipxi_PO8_Uk?feature=shared

How well DPCP and HDCP work against these attacks?

Thankfully there's still a 3rd player running it's own mobile infrastructure.

Usually smaller ISPs use the Bell/Rogers for last mile, but have their own backbone. IIRC Beanfield is completely independent, but is only available in Toronto

Shaw customer base was acquired by Rogers, but they weren't allowed to absorb Freedom Mobile, which went to Quebecor.

Pixel 8a works just fine.

It's still using mirror mode by default. There's a Desktop mode you can enable in developer settings which works well with the NexDock hardware, but the desktop mode UI is still pretty buggy at the moment.

Looks like it's finally getting somewhere in the latest Android beta, but definitely not read for production.

NexDock 360 works pretty well with the Pixel 8a in desktop mode so far

Well the official system requirements for Windows 11 make a lot of perfectly good systems non-upgradable

Yes, I stand corrected.

There are adapters for handsets on Amazon, but interfacing to a phone could be harder as you have to provide DC power and deal with duplex audio on a single pair. If you're only using it as a mic, a 9v battery, resistor and decoupling capacitor might work.

An easier way could be to join the conference audio through SIP.

https://youtu.be/5nUYHROVOmo

He mentions the main issue for a physical interface is that screens aren't necessarily available in the required dimensions.

Do you expect it from being different from Windows with the average person having at least a dozen game launchers, update services and downloaders running in the background?

Just waiting for Adobe Store, Amazon Store, Microsoft Store, Epic Games Store, etc. to be installed on every phones soon.

Current status isn't normal, but no one would complain about it if transaction fees weren't abusive.

If Android becomes the only platform with a worldwide reach, no one's going to bother writing apps for iOS anymore.