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Not sure if I'd trust a Chinese model that was brainbeeped by an Israeli company any more than the original model.

Btw, tar(1) on MacOS shows the file currently being processed when you hit Ctrl-T (i.e. when it receives SIGINFO).

And talking about signals, dd(1) can show the amount of data it has processed as well as the throughput. The signal depends on the implementation(e.g. SIGINFO for MacOS, SIGUSR1 for GNU).

How about 0x2007BEE2?

Well, this universe might be God's own AI slop.

Some people will now argue it was the chisel—not Michelangelo—who created David.

As a side note: This is the most impressive page I have laid eyes on in a very long time. Nothing but calm and content. Beautiful!

Is it just me or is Turkey being put in the rogue state corner recently?

> they do not actually give the user access to general purpose computing in the sense that the users can control exactly what computations the device is going to execute

What prevents the creation of an App that allows one to do exactly that?

If your game uses more than 1% CPU and 1% GPU when paused you're doing something wrong.

A damn blurred screenshot should not make the GPU consume hundreds of Watts.

If port 502/TCP is open you can probably access it via Modbus protocol. Implementing a Modbus client is trivial.

My rebranded Fox ESS hardware has it enabled and there's even official documentation of the so-called "registers".

I prefer the term "classic coding".

The first link's broken as it includes the semicolon.

There's a slash missing at the end.

Hint: click it!

The use of HAL 9000 in the top divider is a nice touch.