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Re:Open source USB Type-C to HDMI Adapter
on Thursday March 12, 2015 @09:14AM (#9190514)
They are linked at the bottom:
http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/hoho/chromium-os-hoho.ta...
Re:Open source USB Type-C to HDMI Adapter
on Thursday March 12, 2015 @06:24AM (#9189925)
There are both schematics as well as board layout gerber files posted on the site.
Re:Show HN: Probabilistically Generating HN Post Titles
on Thursday November 28, 2013 @02:43PM (#6816077)
Lesser known C Craft: C Programs
PostgreSQL doesn't care
Functional thinking: Why I don't "get" art
Elon Musk says ‘um’ ~7 times the tech sectorAnalysis: iPhone 5 defines Apple success, Tim Cook-style
Wozniak: Would consider buying Facebook shares at any price
Steve Jobs Biography Pushed Up to Oct. 24, Pre-Orders Skyrocket
Re:Brazil Drafts An 'Anti-ACTA': A Civil Rights-Based Framework For Th...
on Tuesday October 04, 2011 @10:01PM (#3073813)
This is a great piece of legislation, it's sad that here in Canada we're seeing the opposite with the current government proposing a pretty draconian copyright bill:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/law-cracks-down...
Re:Improving open source hardware: Visual diffs
on Thursday September 29, 2011 @08:38AM (#3052178)
The Upverter (YC W11) guys are working on a lot of these issues - their tool aims to be a sort of github for electronics, with browser based EDA tools:
Re:How Porsche hacked the financial system and made a killing (2009)
on Wednesday September 28, 2011 @10:11AM (#3047900)
Also, this is less of a clever hack of the financial system and more of an example of plain market manipulation.
Re:They’re Watching. And They Can Bring You Down.
on Sunday September 25, 2011 @08:26PM (#3037186)
Re:Why the Best Days of Open Hardware are Yet to Come
on Wednesday September 21, 2011 @11:55PM (#3024784)
My point is that, even in that case (current silicon scaling stopping at 5nm), there are a lot of potential technologies that could allow Moore's law to continue (nanowires, III-V materials, etc.).
Re:Why the Best Days of Open Hardware are Yet to Come
on Wednesday September 21, 2011 @08:21PM (#3024252)
Although I do agree that Open Hardware has a bright future, I'd just like to point out that people have been calling the end of transistor size scaling for a few decades, and technology keeps finding ways to get around the limitations (strained silicon, high-k metal gates, finFETs, etc.).
Re:Google Wallet pin code can be cracked in as little as 18 minutes
on Tuesday September 20, 2011 @01:03PM (#3018413)
It spells "LOVE" using the alphanumeric code on the keypad.