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| Bowls, bros and seriously funny handshakes all were on call this evening. For the past year, Britto, 35, has filmed more than 60 hours of handshakes in New York and elsewhere for a documentary called Gimme Five: History of a Handshake. Although the PacketMaker uses SAS or SATA state machines for handshaking, these state machines can be disabled mid-stream allowing the user to force illegal handshakes or slow handshakes onto the bus, and then reenable the handshaking to continue normal operation. |
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