@HardwareSteam that's standard practice for FCC filings. the testing and certification process usually goes through a 3rd party and they seem to all default to 6mo confidentiality unless the company getting the certification requests otherwise. same for the confidential schematics
@Lunayian Tested it last night actually, screen sharing works surprisingly well. Like on it normal Android you can share a specific app or your entire FOV (including passthru) and it captures audio too
@f4micom It's surprisingly good at reverse engineering, especially when you give it access to a decompiler with MCP. I'ce been messing around with an FX3100 5G modem and I'm having it write a custom web UI for it that isn't ass lol
@i2cjak With a proper antenna I could totally see direct to cell being a viable alternative to a starlink mini. Not sure about other carriers but with tmobile is just LTE band 25
@IceSolst Fun fact, HDMI 2.0 doesn't exist anymore. The HDMI Forum combined it with HDMI 2.1 so now you can't tell what your device actually supports without reading the detailed specs
@cs_dust3@SapphoSys If you use a password/passkey manager that can sync (bitwarden, proton pass, built-in chrome manager) then your passkeys will be available to you right then and there. If you don't, your device will let you scan a QR code with your phone and it'll use bluetooth like a yubikey
@whatdahopper You need to get yourself an X230t. It's the perfect middle ground of having that old ThinkPad look while still being new enough to be decently usable