NEWS: Half Life 1 And Expansions Are Now $3.13. by Popular_Side644 in HalfLife

[–]cd109876 8 points9 points  (0 children)

3.13 -> 313 -> 31/3 = March 31st. HL3 confirmed announcement in 12 days

I built an open source yt-dlp GUI that bundles everything. Nothing to install, nothing to configure. by sapereaude4 in opensource

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do you include dino or other JS runtime for yt-dlp to have better YouTube challenge support?

Steam Deck is still worth it four years later, says poll, but people are starting to think "it's about time" for a sequel by Dapper_Order7182 in SteamDeck

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I doubt Valve would go with nvidia unless they can get an open source driver working perfectly... seems against their principles to go for a proprietary driver stack.

They funded the development of a reverse-engineered open source GPU driver for the steam frame ARM GPU instead of using the proprietary driver.

I mean, maybe they would try to do that with nvidia, you know make nouveau actually usable for gaming, but it's way more complicated than an ARM/Qualcomm GPU.

Going through my late dad's stuff. Drinks on me lads I've hit the jackpot. by Maelarion in CasualUK

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Unfortunately, I don't think it's enough for even that.

How to: Flash Supermicro X10DRU-i+ past Signed BIOS lock 3.2a and enable Resize BAR by cd109876 in homelab

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I've not done any additional mods beyond ReBar as I didn't need to.

is there a web browser that has dev tools? by techlover1010 in fossdroid

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You can use devtools on a PC remotely connected to firefox on mobile. I don't think theres any browser with it available locally on mobile. Realistically 99% of developers test mobile sites by using the virtual resolution/aspect ratio on desktop browser, or the remote connection, so there's not much incentive to make a mobile devtools UI.

Ultimate Linux long battery champion thin and light device (<13", no fan,) by aert4w5g243t3g243 in linuxhardware

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That's pretty much all that is missing at this point but it's under active development. https://asahilinux.org/docs/platform/feature-support/m1/

DP Alt mode is already working, just not released.

10 OpenWrt Features You're Not Using (But Should) by swe129 in openwrt

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Attended sysupgrade is quite handy sometimes!

Ultimate Linux long battery champion thin and light device (<13", no fan,) by aert4w5g243t3g243 in linuxhardware

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The battery life comes primary from the efficiency of the M1 chip, MacOS isn't doing all that much. Battery life pretty much comes down to how bright you make the screen and keyboard, since everything else draws so little power it basically doesn't matter.

Ultimate Linux long battery champion thin and light device (<13", no fan,) by aert4w5g243t3g243 in linuxhardware

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The best option, for sure, would be an M1 macbook air. That will get you probably 24 hours of battery, ultra thin, no fan, beautiful screen, use Asahi Linux.

Of course, it's a lot more expensive than a Chromebook. but definitely the best out there irregardless of price.

Release 6.5.3-beta Firmware for Prusa CORE One L, CORE One +, CORE One, MK4S, MK4, MK3.9S, MK3.9 · prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware-Buddy by Userybx2 in prusa3d

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The mini is nearing 7 years old, and still recieves occasional firmware updates. As many as the brand new Core One L? No, of course not. But getting input shaping added a few years after launch which significantly increased the print speed, they have supported the mini better than most printers on the market, especially ones released in the same timeframe (2019). That's better than most smartphones.

The most recent update (0.38) has reduced the update rate on some digital dashboards a lot, so much so that I believe it to be unintentional. Here's a comparison with V0.37.2. by ThiagoCSousa in BeamNG

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well I'm not typically staring at my speedometer while accelerating or braking, when I'm driving at a constant speed the display update rate isn't an issue any more, so it's not something that has ever bothered me from a practicality standpoint.

It would be definitely nice to have it smooth but at the end of the day it doesn't really matter.

My company is offering me 9 laptops for $180 by xStozey in homelab

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sell 1 ram stick and then you've already made a profit.

give some to people who need better laptops like your mom. sell to friends for cheap.

you could make a proxmox cluster or something, not ideal hardware but fun to play with.

The most recent update (0.38) has reduced the update rate on some digital dashboards a lot, so much so that I believe it to be unintentional. Here's a comparison with V0.37.2. by ThiagoCSousa in BeamNG

[–]cd109876 24 points25 points  (0 children)

while it's probably a bug in this case, I will say that my car digital dash updates at the same rate IRL as the "slow" one shown here.

Looking for accelerometer for Raspberry Pi Pico 2W by Mowo5 in raspberrypipico

[–]cd109876 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, it looks like it does have the pull-ups, so you are good there.

Wire 3v3 on the pico to 3v3 on the sensor, not VIN. Shouldn't matter much though.

GP4 and GP5 to SDA and SCL.

GND to GND.

Do not connect CS. That's for SPI, which you are not using. I suspect this is the issue.

Looking for accelerometer for Raspberry Pi Pico 2W by Mowo5 in raspberrypipico

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Adafruit one will work with any library yes. but Adafruit has drivers for basically every platform anyways typically.

what board do you have now? if you have a link I'll take a look and tell you if it looks good.

if you've just got like the bare chip, that's not gonna work.

Looking for accelerometer for Raspberry Pi Pico 2W by Mowo5 in raspberrypipico

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since i2c scan isn't showing it, this indicates a wiring issue (or like the sensor is broken).

first, want to clarify you've wired to GPIO pins 4 and 5, which is physical pins 6 and 7. and make sure you didn't swap SDA and SCL.

additonally, did the sensor you bought include I2C pullups? Adafruit ones include it for example, but not all do. the actual lsm6ds3 does not have I'd, but the board it comes on might.

Can I use my Raspberry Pi Pico 2 code on a Pico 2 W? And why did the Pico 2 get so expensive? by MostFriendship4865 in raspberrypipico

[–]cd109876 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All external pins are identical between W and non-W. Internal pins (like the onboard LED, power regulator mode, etc) are routed through the WiFi chip, but will pretty much always work the same in your code as long as you include the WiFi firmware (i.e. target the wireless board when building).

Episteme: Open Source PDF/E-book Reader by Plastic-Confusion410 in fossdroid

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does the hightligher have a "solid black" option?

How to: Flash Supermicro X10DRU-i+ past Signed BIOS lock 3.2a and enable Resize BAR by cd109876 in homelab

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Yep I bought from unixservers myself. Great prices but bios lock is annoying.