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#hardware

Thu Apr 30 02:57:00 2020 <75f07d61> Building something… <75f07d61> 2 PwN dim n00bz

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Sun Apr 19 23:23:42 2020 <5547a085> I have a few of the camera kits, they are 1080p. I used cvlc to stream from the /dev/camera interface directly over Wi-Fi web socket to a remote file server, but the best method was really to do it CCTV style and let the Pi cache 24 hours or […]

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Sun Apr 19 22:20:31 2020 <75f07d61> That stuff is pretty nasty – even diy etching is harsh – with the acid bath. I got a few PIs but havent really pushed them aside from the projects that others have developed… • Kodi • Pi Hole • Retro Pi Ill checkout others projects and maybe adopt […]

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Sun Apr 19 11:52:07 2020 <5547a085> Raspi 4s are decently powerful

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Sun Apr 19 09:11:37 2020 <6707bcd9> Been looking at the new raspis <6707bcd9> 4gb ram and an arm64 <6707bcd9> Decent machine overall <6707bcd9> <@U03694HFD> there’s a kid in cali doing litho at home <6707bcd9> We could see more of it over time <6707bcd9> Limiting factor is the toxic reagents it takes <6707bcd9> Like hydrofluoric acid, […]

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Sun Apr 19 06:11:01 2020 <9e126bf3> <https://www.asacomputers.com/Cavium-ThunderX.html> — Professional Workstation Marvell ThunderX <9e126bf3> ideally we need open source chips and cheaper lithography hardware so tiny shops can put out quality chips even if they are years behind in terms of performance.

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Sun Apr 19 06:05:41 2020 <9e126bf3> there’s ARM

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Sun Apr 19 04:24:19 2020 <8f79fcda> We need a new base architecture

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Sun Apr 19 04:17:57 2020 <9e126bf3> 100% CCP ME <9e126bf3> it’s interesting how they financed it. 80% stake by the Shanghai muni gov, 20% by Taiwan’s VIA…

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Sun Apr 19 02:52:48 2020 <6707bcd9> Odds it runs a chinese competitor to the intel ME?

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Sun Apr 19 02:34:28 2020 <9e126bf3> <https://www.tomshardware.com/features/zhaoxin-kx-u6780a-x86-cpu-tested> — Zhaoxin KaiXian x86 CPU Tested: The Rise of China’s Chips — Taking on the x86 duopoly

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