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Jonny 290 posted:yep. most handheld ham rigs have a combo 2.5mm and 3.5mm speaker mic plug/socket setup Also Baofeng does everything through that port, breaking it out into a serial-to-usb adaptor cable because loving fengs, man. (Yaesu Creu 4 lyfe) My major tech things that I just remembered are: Back in the early 2000s when it was like, a big deal that fast food places started accepting cards. I wanna say McD's or Wendy's was like the last of those to fall and accept cards and now like lol the only places that don't are the occasional food truck or random taco stand style place in a train station. Also, joining the 2600 Discord (which is probably an ancient tech thing in and of itself) and they had a loving idlerpg channel, which gave me a vietnam-style flashback to IRC.
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Neito posted:Back in the early 2000s when it was like, a big deal that fast food places started accepting cards. I wanna say McD's or Wendy's was like the last of those to fall and accept cards and now like lol the only places that don't are the occasional food truck or random taco stand style place in a train station. hell, the taco truck that parks next door six nights a week has a Square reader and the fuckin' Olive Garden puck pagers to let you know when your tacos are ready. their setup is slick
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Neito posted:Back in the early 2000s when it was like, a big deal that fast food places started accepting cards. I wanna say McD's or Wendy's was like the last of those to fall and accept cards and now like lol the only places that don't are the occasional food truck or random taco stand style place in a train station. uranium, cha-cha-cha-ching! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcExSzZF_h0 $60 to feed a whole family isn't so out of whack with reality anymore The_Franz fucked around with this message at 06:55 on Dec 5, 2022 |
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Wild EEPROM posted:if you're going to build a tiny dumb computer then go all in and find the smallest possible case possible and live with the consequences of your actions, or go with a slightly bigger one that's a thousand times more useful https://teenage.engineering/store/computer-1
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:jonny just get a lightweight microatx case and then get a set of case straps. or go hardcore and weld a handle onto a microatx case. turns out my 8650u laptop can encode 1080p just fine thru quicksync. gonna use that and call it good. but yeah the case harnesses are lol
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Jonny 290 posted:i love TE but this is some markup, god drat it’s a bit of a pain in the rear end to assemble, too, so many tiny screws… pretty cute when done though
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Microsoft powertoys daaaaaamn
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A wikidive led me to this device: the Ben NanoNote. A "pocket computer" from 2010 based on OpenWrt(!), with a 336 MHz MIPS processor, 32 or 64 megs of RAM, a 320x240 color displays, and IEEE 802.15.4 WPAN (the same layer 2 as Zigbee) as its only wireless connectivity. As Wikipedia puts it "reviewers praised its small size and low cost (US$99), but also criticized the device for its initial lack of any networking capability and for its extremely modest data storage and RAM capabilities in comparison to other contemporary devices."
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Mr.Radar posted:A wikidive led me to this device: the Ben NanoNote. A "pocket computer" from 2010 based on OpenWrt(!), with a 336 MHz MIPS processor, 32 or 64 megs of RAM, a 320x240 color displays, and IEEE 802.15.4 WPAN (the same layer 2 as Zigbee) as its only wireless connectivity. As Wikipedia puts it "reviewers praised its small size and low cost (US$99), but also criticized the device for its initial lack of any networking capability and for its extremely modest data storage and RAM capabilities in comparison to other contemporary devices." for when your ASUS Eee PC is just too hulking big
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:holy fuckin lmao that xoxide is (a) still around and (b) still sporting its HTML website from 2005 lol drat check out the cases. fuckin' antec nine hundred. this website's definitely extremely on-topic for this thread but check out how fast that old html website renders though. instant.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:lol drat check out the cases.  H;ell yeah
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lol yahoo webstoresFarmer Crack-rear end posted:but check out how fast that old html website renders though. instant. 
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:but check out how fast that old html website renders though. instant. you love to see it
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Quaint Quail Quilt posted:Power toys is back and is my friend. big same. the launcher and keyboard remapper are my favorites
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:https://twitter.com/thatkevinsmith/status/2554608773?s=46&t=OJP4MKhUn8w6bN2f2GmBHg Cursed. Thank you.
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Mr.Radar posted:A wikidive led me to this device: the Ben NanoNote. A "pocket computer" from 2010 based on OpenWrt(!), with a 336 MHz MIPS processor, 32 or 64 megs of RAM, a 320x240 color displays, and IEEE 802.15.4 WPAN (the same layer 2 as Zigbee) as its only wireless connectivity. As Wikipedia puts it "reviewers praised its small size and low cost (US$99), but also criticized the device for its initial lack of any networking capability and for its extremely modest data storage and RAM capabilities in comparison to other contemporary devices."  what in the gently caress lmao. this is a delightful and fascinating piece of poo poo.KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:holy fuckin lmao that xoxide is (a) still around and (b) still sporting its HTML website from 2005 sadly it's a non-functional zombie site, you can't add anything to your cart. 
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Mr.Radar posted:A wikidive led me to this device: the Ben NanoNote. A "pocket computer" from 2010 based on OpenWrt(!), with a 336 MHz MIPS processor, 32 or 64 megs of RAM, a 320x240 color displays, and IEEE 802.15.4 WPAN (the same layer 2 as Zigbee) as its only wireless connectivity. As Wikipedia puts it "reviewers praised its small size and low cost (US$99), but also criticized the device for its initial lack of any networking capability and for its extremely modest data storage and RAM capabilities in comparison to other contemporary devices." this is the funy tech poo poo thread not the awesome tech poo poo thread god palmtop computers were SO loving RAD when i was younger
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