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#685 – Data Provenance in the Home, Server, and Fab

N/A • 23 december 2024

Home assistant
Homelab subreddit
Solar assistant
proxmox
CarPlay / android auto
NUCs
Video Interview with Lee (since posted as #684 of TAH)
25K pound amplifier repair and associated EEVblog forum post
Louis Rossman also talking about the copyright claim
How the Fairlight CMI changed Music
Read more here
Synths / woodworking are hobbies that will eat all free cash flow (and Chris is considering the latter…)
Pat Gelsinger has stepped down / retired / been forced out at Intel
Intel will now have co-CEOs. As past guest Luke Wren wrote on Mastodon, “Based on historical trends I predict the number of Intel co-CEOs will double every two years“
Startup in Ohio will apparently be making Quectel parts for the US market. We expect to see lots of silliness like this in the next few years because of forthcoming tariffs…

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#685 – Data Provenance in the Home, Server, and Fab

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