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331.
by 05 3y ago
Nobody is using 50Wh/kg in UAVs; even 150C racing drone batteries are higher energy density (~135Wh/kg for Tattu R-line V5 1200mAh 6s, 195grams)
332.
by 05 4y ago
That's not how exposure works. Typically shutter would be open 50% of frame length, maybe even more considering it's nighttime.
333.
by 05 4y ago
Because Teledyne FLIR is a US company and DJI isn’t? Edit: also according to the specs it’s 160x120@9fps https://www.dji.com/mobile/mavic-2-enterprise 640x480 isn’t native sensor size.
334.
by 05 4y ago
Is it? http://popname.ru/index.php?name=%C0%EB%E8%F1%E0&name_sex=1 #48 0.4%
335.
by 05 4y ago
TLS MITM. But you better be 100% sure your middle box is not compromised.
336.
by 05 4y ago
Consumer grade IMUs drift into unacceptable garbage in about two minutes of flight without GPS corrections[0]. You would need visual odometry to work in GNSS-denied environments [0] https://discuss.ardupilot.org/t/indoo
337.
by 05 4y ago
> The RC community are more often selecting to use LiFePO4 batteries in their controllers, regardless of what's in the remote device. The majority of transmitters uses lipo/li-ion. You already have a lipo in your phone, why not
338.
by 05 5y ago
SCiB are half the energy density of lipos, a nonstarter
339.
by 05 5y ago
And you can still proxy that smart card over WiFi/LTE and boot the stolen internals at least once :)
340.
by 05 5y ago
Get a tiny whoop
341.
by 05 5y ago
> 80% of people are finding, installing, and using Chrome when a default is provided by the OS. I would be amazed if we were talking Firefox, but Google pushes Chrome down your throat pretty hard..
342.
by 05 5y ago
The service is one of the many predatory lending services that exploits the poor to further the class gap.. https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2021-08-11/sleek-new-...
343.
by 05 5y ago
Yeah, nope. 'smart' roads mean wasting billions on sensors that would become outdated soon after being installed and banning non-'smart' users is political suicide impossible even in China. Also, do animals, pedestrians
344.
by 05 5y ago
It can if the only ECU on both buses has read only access (e.g. uses a receive only transceiver or if the TX pin of that transceiver is grounded). Also signed updates aren’t rocket science and work well enough if you keep the verification c
345.
by 05 5y ago
But.. can they deal with scraggle?
346.
by 05 5y ago
Remote desktop with an HDMI (LVDS?) capture card, so that everything is in place. Alternatively, network mount the SSD once you get the encryption key and boot from that, syncing the blocks on demand. You can even show the 'installing
347.
by 05 5y ago
> but during autorotation the terminal velocity is still much lower than if the blades were fixed it's not that straightforward, whether or not braking or freewheeling causes more drag depends on the prop. [1] https://www
348.
by 05 5y ago
You can actually print the moving part in place using dissolvable supports (sometimes possible without a second extruder, using strategically placed removable supports but the tolerances won't be as good).
349.
by 05 5y ago
EUCs are great for mixed mode commute where you need to take a bus or a subway, or when you don't like keeping your expensive bike parked outside (you can roll it beside you like luggage). You can also ride it one way and Uber back, so
350.
by 05 5y ago
I would take the video with a grain of salt - the guy says himself he doesn’t have the schematic, there might very well be an inline ESD protection IC connected to the pin..
351.
by 05 5y ago
Assisted GPS is not (solely) the wifi/cell tower triangulation, it’s a technology that provides the receiver with an up to date GNSS satellite ephemeris to reduce time to first fix from minutes to seconds.
352.
by 05 5y ago
> CBP pilots say that it is hard to see on night vision goggles and has a low heat signature. Yeah definitely not a jet powered one.
353.
by 05 5y ago
“Starting to”? DJI FPV is two years old and naked Vista is negligibly heavier than analog (and it mostly matters for micros, anyway)
354.
by 05 5y ago
Definitely not accelerated, just ridiculous thrust to weight ratios on those mini quads. You can tell from the sound - the pitch corresponds to RPMs you would expect from those specs (which are listed in the description BTW)
355.
by 05 5y ago
Probably head attached GoPro
356.
by 05 5y ago
Very naive to assume those hashes won't be treated differently on the backend. The most logical thing would be to send those directly to the CPC/NSA, since Apple's human review is clearly a smokescreen at the point where non-
357.
by 05 5y ago
They don't need to. Apple will just scan app memory for wrongthink for them.
358.
by 05 5y ago
Risk profiles and scale for Slack attacks vs in person soc eng are way different.
359.
by 05 5y ago
EU caps card interchange fees (.3% credit .2% debit), so the baseline is lower. US has comparably huge card rewards, those have to come from somewhere, so with 1.5-3% interchange fees the incentive to implement 2FA to cut, say, 0.2% off com
360.
by 05 5y ago
Your microwave will smell really bad for a while, don't do that unless you have a dedicated non-food microwave.

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