What do you expect when the AI is trained on reddit posts?

I’ve got a Rigol DS-1054 and the serial decoding is terrible. It can capture 24 million sample points, but it will only decode from the few hundred points that are displayed on the screen. That means it will only decode a few bytes of data. I don’t know if any of their newer models have gotten any better.

Definitely get a 4 channel scope. The extra channels will come in handy even if you think you don’t need them. The digital channels tend to be less useful. The 16 channels you get on a scope are not enough to probe a parallel bus, but way more than you need for serial. I would rather use a USB logic analyzer. It’s easier to work on a PC with a big monitor and the ability to write your own protocol decoders if needed.

Download some live boot images, use Rufus to write them to flash drives, boot them up and try them out. I would suggest starting with something like Mint or Fedora. When you find one you like, back up your data, run the installer and follow the prompts.

OP is running jellyfin, so they can probably watch any 4K videos they want without dealing with DRM and proprietary software.

They will work well for communication between vehicles, but you need to connect them to mag mount antennas. A car is basically a faraday cage. Radios don’t work well inside unless you’re running 900 MHz or higher.

A lot of distros disable the functions of the magic sysrq key for security reasons. If it’s enabled, it should work as long as the system is still capable of reading keyboard inputs.

That’s why I said to use a component video adapter. It’s an analog signal that has nothing to do with HDMI.

Attach a DP to component video adapter to the TV.

A lot of the software has been abandoned, but par2cmdline is still being updated. The last commit was last month.

Here’s the source: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/045.html

That’s the Unix Epoch. The time and date in Linux and Unix is the number of seconds since then.

Everyone should set it to 1970-01-01.

Access points and routers are usually separate once you get away from the consumer grade stuff. The people that run OPNsense at home often use MikroTik or Ubiquiti access points.

There’s also the Belling-Lee connector. It’s been around since 1922 and is still commonly used for radio and TV antennas in Europe.

$150 will get you a mini PC that you can run OPNsense on. Hopefully they don’t ban WiFi access points next.

You could get a Hetzner storage box. They have unlimited traffic, but only allow 10 simultaneous connections.

The Liberation fonts are open source and licensed under the SIL Open Font License.

The real failure is that the USB standard didn’t require clear and consistent markings for all cables and ports from the very beginning. You should be able to look at your cable or device and know exactly what it will support.

One of the better free options is FreeDNS, but you are limited to 5 records.

If you want your own domain, I would suggest Porkbun. They have an API that can be used for dynamic DNS.

You shouldn’t have any issues with MakeMKV and normal blurays. 4K blurays can only be ripped with certain drives and they need custom firmware.