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Technology exports and the buying or licensing of American IP I guess?

Then there's WiPhone [0] which was previously talked about a few years ago [1]. A LoRa module is sold separately as an addon too.

[0] https://wiphone.io/

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19241484

Whatever goes around, comes around.

Not always. My recently deceased Thinkpad 13 chromebook with an Intel 3855U held up despite lacking support for multithreading. My HP Mini 311 with an N270 played HL2 and CS pretty well for a single core processor (yes, the Nvidia ION helped).

Currently rocking a Lenovo chromebook Flex 5i with an i3-1115G4 and it's outperforming my phone's Snapdragon 845 in rendering video animations by a reasonably well margin.

Especially for those whom don't understand borders and their implications.

TIL .int TLD..

Succinctly put better than I could've articulated, thank you.

Kinda' goes to show the resourcefulnes of salvaging for repurposement based on yields right? Sort of reminds me of the now ancient Black Edition releases with unlockable cores with a big fat YMMV sticker on top.

If your OEM really does provide an update to the BIOS to accomodate the 5000 then it sounds like a relatively good incremental upgrade path.

I currently have a 2600 paired with an X370 and have been meaning to try APUs and play around with passthroughs more with the RX580.

Which iirc, is contextually referred to as visual programming. Some notable examples I've briefly used include: PureData [0] and SunVox [1] and some dabbling in Bespoke Synth [2] and generative content of Nodes.io [3].

[0] https://puredata.info/

[1] https://warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/

[2] https://www.bespokesynth.com/

[3] https://nodes.io/story/

Are you sure it wasn't all about the APM and macros? :)

I remember briefly learning to type from a Mavis Beacon book but practicing on those clicker mechanical keyboards drove my parents nuts!

Depressed by design.

Always seeking to understand human behavior, when people say things to justify their otherwise contradictory actions. A simpler example would be reading HN from your own voice and not properly conveyed by others as human emotions are most often sterilized in text form.

I use an app network firewall and restrict via whitelist of what I want to use on cellular data or fixed wifi (mobile hotspots are tricky).

Literally a power play, pun intended?

Thought they already are and to be settled in Euros and not the petrodollar.

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/exclusive-russia-...

What's more interesting is the deployment of certain radio jammers at airports [1] to dissuade drone operators from flying their toy into restricted airspace.

[1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/meriameberboucha/2019/01/28/how...

Going on a different tangent, I watched an interesting video [1] from The Behavior Panel podcast attempting to discern tactics from Putin's social cues in parallel to the trustworthiness of his messaging and, whether the historical context he provided were reliable or not.

I think I can reasonably conclude from watching their perspective that he's masterful in deception.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCXGQzuaNic

Probably Russian Stoicism?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0NbACjnAlo

Maybe they want to improve their fingerprinting heuristics by providing an illusion of anonymous communications over Tor? /shrug

Or fasting, in religious observance or a health cleansing strategy. We'll never know for sure unless GP provides more details.

That's a long list. I didn't think much at the time when TSMC decided to stop shipments but BlackRock and Bank of China "curtailing Russian access to capital markets"? Even TikTok is suspending operations..

Mini-ITX modding culture came a long way. Last I saw was someone revamping a Hot Wheels PC from the 90's with modern parts [2].

[1] https://www.mini-itx.com/news/archive.asp

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLGfeiMdi1Q

Yep, I remember spending far too much time reading kuro5hin.

Isn't depopulating a strong buzzword? I guess in a different context covid19 could be used in the same way; all the drama in censorship of alternative therapeutics than shilling for big pharma..

Whataboutism aside, I watched an interesting recap [1] of Ukraine's history. Not sure if it's factually and objectively legitimate though.

[1] Ukraine on Fire -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKcmNGvaDUs

What's more amazing is how NASA's Deep Space Network continues to make communication with Voyager possible.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/nasa-contacts-voyager-2-usi...

I think a better question to ask would be `Cui bono`, from an individual, group, and macro perspective.

My cynical take: Well, "when the Ukraine government called for hackers to defend against Russia" you thought you wouldn't be inviting others with different persuasions to pile in on the chaos? The fog of war is a real thing.

Previous related thread from a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30462219

I'm a Joplin user but I've been slowly learning Obsidian too. Level1Techs [0] did a fantastic primer on Obsidian and gave a thoughtful reflection on the zettelkastan method [1]. Josh Duffney's youtube channel [2] on Obsidian is also worth the watch too.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H69tRdemJiM

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettelkasten

[2] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCV1T7JbfzbE2O7P3kydmKw/vid...

It was also a proprietary piece of software that required user registration.