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		_almosnow on Jan 17, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: “What happens when you type Google.com into your b... >17.78 mA of this current is returned on either the D+ or D- pin (the middle 2) of the keyboard's USB connector. Oh, so we will look at it at THAT level of detail, nice. Then hardware interrupts, seems ok... Then HSTS and DNS, yeah, no, you are skipping like 3 more pages of things that happen in between. Good luck with your naive experiment.

davegonzalez on Jan 17, 2015 | [–]

Isn't that the point of having others help and fill in the gaps? What's the point of belittling it to a "naive experiment"?

jodrellblank on Jan 17, 2015 | [–]

My browser runs on a smartphone with a software keyboard. Instant smug assumption fail.

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