xavier666
@xavier666@lemmy.umucat.day
A lemm.ee refugee ;)
- Comment on One more internet meme 2 days ago:
Has see always been this…squishy?
- Comment on Military Minded 2 days ago:
Operation Backroom Obliteration 🥵
- Comment on I didn't verify the headline. 1 week ago:
looks at my spare bag of neodymium magnets 👀
- Comment on Pedobear Approved 1 week ago:
- Comment on Do you have a flagship phone or a car that's 2021/newer but are struggling financially? 1 week ago:
My phone is from 2021 😎
- Comment on Pedobear Approved 1 week ago:
Now that’s an old meme!
- Comment on I knew it 1 week ago:
GabeKabu™
- Comment on gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed 1 week ago:
While that comment was made as a meme, and I certainly thought of the Steam Deck, what I was initially thinking was about a super efficient SteamBoy of sorts.
An ARM-based, powerful, power-efficient, and pocketable handheld to play select retro games from Steam. And of course it will support emulation. It’s just wishful thinking at this point but would be great. I think a smaller handheld would pair nicely with the Steamdeck.
- Comment on You live in Clown World when guys are using bathroom hand dryers 1 week ago:
I went after him. He’s still at it. Says it’s better than his wife
- Comment on gabe³ half-life 3 confirmed 1 week ago:
GabeCube™, GabeGoggles™ and the GabeController™. Maybe we’ll get a GabeBoy™ next
- Comment on Technitium DNS v14 is released with support for clustering 1 week ago:
This looks really cool. And I just setup Pihole 😐
- Comment on p'rule'us 2 weeks ago:
You turned my Prius into a nightmare!
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
I meant it as a joke.
But for all practical purposes, it’s true. I don’t pay flying car accident insurance premiums because they are not mainstream. But I am insured against regular car accidents.
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
Jio Fiber in India
You can check this forum post for details. Other IoT appliances were connecting to the hidden SSID.
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
suricata
TIL about suricata. Thanks!
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
Please don’t give them any ideas. I know that some ISPs already provide routers with hidden SSIDs which are kind of used like a mesh. TVs, in collaboration with those ISPs, them can communicate.
- Comment on I love fucking pasta 2 weeks ago:
Gordon Ramsey approves
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
Security by obsoleteness
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
Right now, I have one of those cheap google sticks. But I want to eventually shift to an open-source solution using an RPi or a mini-pc.
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
Ethernet over HDMI
Thanks for this. Looks like it’s a rare protocol.
Excerpt from the article
If you have an HEC-compatible device, it will most likely be self-described somewhere in the user’s manual. Unfortunately, this technology is rarely implemented, and you would be hard-pressed to find a device that uses HEC. Through our research, we were unable to find any modern consumer device that uses HEC.
I am slightly relieved.
- Comment on Can a Smart TV piggy back the internet of a HDMI device? 2 weeks ago:
But if you are unsure you can test it by connecting and seeing if the TV is getting a connection
I might be a bit paranoid but I suspect that in such a scenario, the TV will report that there is no connection but will keep on sending data to remote servers. Fortunately in my area there are no open WiFi networks but that is a good suggestion.
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- Comment on What's the name of the early-mid 2000's song that sounds like Beyonce, starts with a "dun...dun... dun DUN!" guitar part, and the singer makes this "dabudabudabu" sound? 2 weeks ago:
This guy, doesn’t need clarification questions, doesn’t explain how he came to the answer, doesn’t add boiler plate words like “This could be, this might be”.
He just answered.
Gigachad
- Comment on A strange charger 3 weeks ago:
Cowards!
- Comment on do it cowards 4 weeks ago:
Sorry, you can’t poop because AWS is down
- Comment on I don't mean to brag, but I made a killer joke on my company Teams group 😎 5 weeks ago:
Do you want to get called by HR? Because that’s how you get called by HR
- Comment on I don't mean to brag, but I made a killer joke on my company Teams group 😎 5 weeks ago:
I will have to try this!!
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- Comment on soda 1 month ago:
somehow made it onto production machines.
“Guys, nothing bad will happen if we push to prod on Friday…”
- Comment on soda 1 month ago:
this is why
MAX_FILL_AMTis necessary