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my wife wants to get cameras with 2 way audio for the house so she can check in on our cats while we're on vacation for 3 weeks(we have a cat sitter stopping in daily to do litter and feeding wet food). how can i accomplish this with the least amount of gently caress to my sec, and also least amount of work because i'm a lazy piece of poo poo and hate computer janitor poo poo?
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KidDynamite posted:my wife wants to get cameras with 2 way audio for the house so she can check in on our cats while we're on vacation for 3 weeks(we have a cat sitter stopping in daily to do litter and feeding wet food). how can i accomplish this with the least amount of gently caress to my sec, and also least amount of work because i'm a lazy piece of poo poo and hate computer janitor poo poo? Ask your cat sitter to take pictures and send them to you while they're there. Your cats will care about your voice exactly as much as they did before.
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Shame Boy posted:also the phrase "CPU startup" makes me intensely uncomfortable it’s a riscy business
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KidDynamite posted:my wife wants to get cameras with 2 way audio for the house so she can check in on our cats while we're on vacation for 3 weeks(we have a cat sitter stopping in daily to do litter and feeding wet food). how can i accomplish this with the least amount of gently caress to my sec, and also least amount of work because i'm a lazy piece of poo poo and hate computer janitor poo poo? use some old cell phones and get one of the myriad apps that allows this functionality. factory reset the phones when you get home if you’re paranoid
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KidDynamite posted:my wife wants to get cameras with 2 way audio for the house so she can check in on our cats while we're on vacation for 3 weeks(we have a cat sitter stopping in daily to do litter and feeding wet food). how can i accomplish this with the least amount of gently caress to my sec, and also least amount of work because i'm a lazy piece of poo poo and hate computer janitor poo poo? set up a twitch stream
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buy one of the cheap IP cameras that does this and then remove it when you return from vacation. even if it sends all your video off to chinese government perverts or whatever, what are they gonna see? cats?
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Shame Boy posted:buy one of the cheap IP cameras that does this and then remove it when you return from vacation. even if it sends all your video off to chinese government perverts or whatever, what are they gonna see? cats? Shows up on Shodan and becomes a unwilling meme.
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Dec 9, 2019 18:15
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take a hundred pictures of the cat, empty living room, etc and photoshop a camera border on it. when she asks to see cat, just pick one and show her from photos dot app
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Dec 9, 2019 18:22
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Wild EEPROM posted:take a hundred pictures of the cat, empty living room, etc and photoshop a camera border on it. when she asks to see cat, just pick one and show her from photos dot app Schrodinger's Security Camera for Cats: The cat could be there, but it could be anywhere.
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CommieGIR posted:Schrodinger's Security Camera for Cats: The cat could be there, but it could be anywhere. By observing the cat, you collapse its reality into either its death or life, better to not know, OP
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https://twitter.com/atomicthumbs/status/1203771427679166464 homebrewers and emulation always feels like the wild west, but this one still made me gasp
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motoh posted:https://twitter.com/atomicthumbs/status/1203771427679166464 I think XP is still the os of choice for hardcore emulator boxes (like with crts) because it has lower input lag than more recent os'es. i hope they're airgapped at least
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Dec 9, 2019 19:32
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Shame Boy posted:also the phrase "CPU startup" makes me intensely uncomfortable the truth is intel can't make moonshots any more, they require stodgy improvement in every benchmark without regression someone else with access to similar process tech could make a huge dent in x86 by Not Caring about every little corner
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JawnV6 posted:
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another day, another s3 bucket. this time 700k birth certificate applications, not taken down after disclosure
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JawnV6 posted:the truth is intel can't make moonshots any more, they require stodgy improvement in every benchmark without regression the problem is that process tech costs billions of dollars
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the way intel's going you can probably just call up tsmc and not be at too much of a disadvantage process-wise.
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Captain Foo posted:seems like a p deece barrier to entry sure, a decade ago lately tho?
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rumor is intels testing keller’s new uarch on sammy 7nm (not prod)
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Captain Foo posted:seems like a p deece barrier to entry aren't rent-a-fabs pumping out chips at smaller processes than intel these days?
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Lutha Mahtin posted:aren't rent-a-fabs pumping out chips at smaller processes than intel these days? yeah, tsmc 7nm is roughly equivalent to intel’s 10nm, except you can actually buy a range of consumer products made with it
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Dec 10, 2019 00:57
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How do you even begin to pretend to enter the CPU market. Intel is a monopoly because making CPUs is hard. Not sure how you ~disrupt~ something which has approached the limits of whats physically possible after 40 years of R&D. Also the whole several billion dollars worth of barrier to entrance and the fact you need to achieve parity price-performance with the company that is responsible for getting CPUs to where they are in the first place.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:another day, another s3 bucket. this time 700k birth certificate applications, not taken down after disclosure Goddamn people dont pay attention
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“i can’t imagine a CPU smaller than a desktop processor”
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Methanar posted:How do you even begin to pretend to enter the CPU market. Intel is a monopoly because making CPUs is hard. Not sure how you ~disrupt~ something which has approached the limits of whats physically possible after 40 years of R&D.
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JawnV6 posted:“i can’t imagine a CPU smaller than a desktop processor” x86 was mentioned earlier. Phones and smaller-than-desktop stuff is already using ARM
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that’s it? x86, arm, end of list?
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My bad I didn't think of the upcoming SPARC and Itanium renaissance
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RISC-V is a joke for desktop processors right now but IIRC it's already being used by companies like WD for embedded applications? Edit: Also, since you edited your post to include itanium did you mean SPARC as a joke? Because OpenSPARC is also a thing.
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I’m looking forward to the second coming of alpha
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mips is back baby!
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POWER never left. I still see ads for it in the lifts sometimes. --- Hackers can turn your PC into a PS3!
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i mean introducing a new cpu isa is really hard, and building your own fabs is really expensive, but there’s a lot more to chipmaking than those two things (and a lot of chips aren’t cpus)
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cinci zoo sniper posted:another day, another s3 bucket. this time 700k birth certificate applications, not taken down after disclosure there's no punishment and no remediation. it's not going to get better (it's going to get dramatically worse). Government departments are chronically underfunded and IT, despite being literally the most important part of any modern business, without which it would immediately cease to operate and or exist, is considered superfluous.
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~Coxy posted:POWER never left. I still see ads for it in the lifts sometimes. you can buy a power9 workstation if you have $6000+ burning a hole in your pocket
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Methanar posted:How do you even begin to pretend to enter the CPU market. Intel is a monopoly because making CPUs is hard. Not sure how you ~disrupt~ something which has approached the limits of whats physically possible after 40 years of R&D. lol it is hard and expensive sure but they've practiced abusive monopolistic power for ages
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transmeta seemed like a cool idea (and they also had linus!) but I was also probably reading about it in physical magazines which also were excited about itanium and internet2 i think i used a transmeta powered compute at a micro center once??
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I just want a 5ghz z80, what’s so hard
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