I have heard that some vendors support joining adhoc networks with others of the same brand. So if you have an LG TV (as an example) that you dont connect to the internet, but your neighbor has one that is connected, they could theoretically link up and bridge the unconnected one.

To be fair, this would have to be functionality included in the factory, and may not actually be a thing. But I remember reading something about it with LGs a few years ago, and it stuck with me.

I think their point is we should be part of the movement. Although, IMO we should also recognize that there are definitely chose who have it worse

(I say “we” since I’m also a salaried engineer)

Or that he had someone who was in danger that made it personal for him. I may be an asshole, but curious if he would have done anything if his wife wasn’t in there

It absolutely wasn’t

I would love to see one of them randomly replaced with a rigid bollard, but painted white to match

I assume this is happening during the water wars, so this may not be an option

I think so. The top of the “r” seems a bit flatter than the hump of the “n”

What a terrible day to have eyes

I love Burn Notice. I should rewatch it…

What are you even saying? They’re obviously super reliable, their name is “rocksolid” after all!

/s

I may have been through “SysFS” as well? In /sys/class you can setup char dev IO with a kernel module (and more). Very helpful for userspace <-> kernel communication (like DMA drivers for userspace applications)

By the research I did, the UMFI doesn’t load the driver stack to output the picture there. And I didn’t see any UEFI settings for it.

Yeah, I’ve been doing eGPU for probably 5 years in one form or another. It works, they’re just quirky. Mostly around hot plug/unplug. I learned this time using it with USB4 that the UEFI and my LUKS prompt don’t show up.

I’m debating one for my Minisforum MS-01 desktop. I currently have an eGPU with a used AMD 6700 XT (I think) that I got from a coworker a while ago. Mainly because eGPU over USB4 is weird (eGPU is weird in general on Linux).

Honestly, this. This is exactly the usecase that I’ve found it best for Claude. That and automating a test that I would otherwise have done manually.

The niche I work in (FPGA engineering), the builds take a relatively long time (right now, at my current company my builds are generally 30-60m. Other places I’ve had 6+ hour builds…). A few weeks ago I was testing a corner case I found and was doing it manually, which was tedious. While building a new image that should fix it, I told Claude what I wanted to test and the clanker spit out a script that would have taken me longer to build than the FPGA image would have taken to finish. This way, I also have a somewhat decent (definitely not perfect) script that can take care of testing that corner case pretty well automatically.

That kind of thing is probably the best use case I’ve found for clankers like that.

Are you a lab mouse?

That is an amazing line, and I’m gonna yoink that into my repertoire…

Like on Snapchat and the like that can apply a “filter” to your image/video to make your face look more feminine/masc

Lol, this was exactly my first thought as well.

Lmao, I just took a screenshot of them back to back to post then saw your comment…