some fixes for the paged out! articles.
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title = "Running non Nixpkgs services on NixOS, the lazy way"
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date = 2025-03-20T14:09:14+01:00
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date = 2025-03-26T14:09:14+01:00
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NixOS is really nice for self hosting.
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title = "Stop Using TRRS for Split-Keyboard Interconnects!"
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date = 2025-03-20T14:10:01+01:00
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date = 2025-03-26T14:10:01+01:00
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To illustrate this, let us consider a TRRS setup where 5v is applied to the tip.
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In this example, assume this plug is on the passive side of the board, receiving power from the active side plugged into USB.
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When fully plugged in @5v_plugged_in, everything is connected properly.
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However, when pulled out, 5v immediately makes contact with the TX line @5v_partial_plug.
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When fully plugged in, everything is connected properly.
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However, when pulled out, 5v immediately makes contact with the TX line.
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5v tip TRRS fully plugged in
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