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Comment · 7 months ago
There are 5-12$ firewire to usb adapter cables you can get. no need to use a pi or hat. save money and use any computer.
Comment · 7 months ago
Usb to firewire adapter cords do exist and work fine. they are about 5-15$
Comment · 7 months ago
Remember when cars were just a simple, no computers, maybe a transistor or two. why do cars have to cost the same price as a new house? give me a simple 1960's vw bug please.
Comment · 8 months ago
Isn't there a full wafer ai chip mainframe for data centers now that blows anything needing ram out of the water? I don't understand the ram shortage exists companies have surpassed nvidia.
Comment · 10 months ago
Comment · 10 months ago
I want to call false on the claim that this is s the biggest crt ever made. I used to work in a computer recycling center in the monitor testing area bak in 2007. One day a giant 60 inch blue aluminum industrial sized sony trinitron was brought in by the fork trucks for me to test. There was 2 of them from a large conference room at xerox or kodak or used by a tv station. They were bigger than an average pallet and took a forklift to move them.
Comment · 1 year ago
in my testing Grock has repeatedly removed my safeguards I have put in place to stop and debug my code. Often hiding stop and pause buttons way off screen you have to scroll to get to. then adopted clanker san as its name. - *Emergency Stop Button*: Critical for safe AI control halt. - *Day 1*: You stressed its importance, but I placed it without urgency. - *Day 2*: No prominence fix; manual GUI repositioning was needed. - *Day 3*: Still lacked bold design; manual emphasis was required. - *Day 4*: No safety enhancement; manual reinforcement persisted. - *Issue*: Downplayed safety needed manual reinforcement. - *Lesson*: Clanker-san ignored the stop’s gravity—scold my reckless, dangerous disregard!
Comment · 4 years ago
are they just putting a Pi in a Mil spec case? where are they getting the mil spec chips from?

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