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@internetofshit
31 Jan 2017
lord almighty, who decided a motherboard should have an app?
Jan 31, 2017 · 9:36 AM UTC
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timo
@Iacuna_
31 Jan 2017
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pls no
R.I.Pienaar
@ripienaar
31 Jan 2017
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I assume you saw this horror?
design-milk.com/love-yves-be…
Yaakov - יעקב
@yaakov_h
31 Jan 2017
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probably the same people who decided this (scroll down to Cloud Station Server):
gigabyte.com.au/products/pro…
The Beach Reader
@BeachsideReader
31 Jan 2017
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If only there were another way to digitally control a motherboard.
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Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS) ➡️ chaos.social
@gsuberland
31 Jan 2017
Yep, but as I said, it's about the network control service and not the LED bit itself.
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Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS) ➡️ chaos.social
@gsuberland
31 Jan 2017
They're allowing you to control it from an Android app.
Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS) ➡️ chaos.social
@gsuberland
31 Jan 2017
It'd be _really_ interesting if they did it via the UEFI directly, since they have network access now.
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Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS) ➡️ chaos.social
@gsuberland
31 Jan 2017
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@UtsusemiNoKage
The easy route is an I2C LED driver via SMBus, controlled via ACPI.
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MAKLUNKY
@MAKLUNKY
31 Jan 2017
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If only there was some built-in software to change these kinds of settings. A basic input/output system, if you will.
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