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by 05 6y ago
Using a package manager on an embedded system is just asking for trouble. Or read-write rootfs, for that matter.
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by 05 6y ago
Zoox is burning Amazon's money now.
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by 05 6y ago
It’s also the fourth state in pedestrian fatalities per 100k pop. Coincidence?
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by 05 6y ago
Please stop spreading misinformation. It was only dark in the DVR footage provided by Uber. Actual photos show it was pretty well lit. https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/uber-self-driving-tempe... > Further, the r
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by 05 6y ago
Cheap ones, anyway. Expensive models sometimes have an inverter.
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by 05 6y ago
> but the US propaganda was (much) closer to the truth. You mean all those racist caricatures of Japanese?
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by 05 6y ago
Then you’ll need this robot to get the drone out of the tree..
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by 05 6y ago
Before I moved on to Fusion 360, I remember the only sane way to fillet the edges in OpenSCAD was to apply the Minkowski function. Of course, that has to be the absolutely last thing that you do with the model, because the perf after minkow
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by 05 6y ago
We’re talking low speed data lines and run of the mill digital circuits, not 10GHz range RF amplifier design. A month is probably enough.
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by 05 6y ago
> Nuclear power is the safest form of energy production out there (and by far). Only on average. The potential worst case fuckup is the most spectacular compared to any other energy source.
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by 05 6y ago
Or you could buy a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 for 50¢ (STM32F0 series)
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by 05 6y ago
So did Microsoft, but win32 apps aren’t taxed and MS is doing just fine.
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by 05 6y ago
Use isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol to soften the glue.
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by 05 6y ago
Xiaomi makes a $10 BLE temperature and humidity sensor. You don’t have to use their proprietary app, there’s an open source MQTT bridge available. It also has a display and runs for months from an AAA cell, which anything esp8266 based won’
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by 05 6y ago
Once the long promised delivery drones are finally here, it’s actually less wasteful. So the younger generations are just adapting to the yet to come future :)
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by 05 6y ago
Unless you’re a woman
407.
by 05 6y ago
Citation on iOS not disabling Bluetooth (both classic and LE) when turned off in Settings (not the Control Center)?
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by 05 7y ago
The debs don't install on Ubuntu 19.10 BTW (obsolete deps).
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by 05 7y ago
It's not 'trivial' to extract the keys - all modern uCs have flash readout protection bits. It's probably easier to do than to read the secure element from your iPhone or extract keys from your SIM card or your credit ca
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by 05 7y ago
No reason no believe rats are sensitive to currents measured in single microamps, which is what’s most likely used to trigger microcontroller inputs. Whatever the schematic, I can guarantee that the rat isn’t used to directly connect the mo
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by 05 7y ago
$20 on AliExpress. https://www.circuits.dk/testing-mh-z19-ndir-co2-sensor-modul...
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by 05 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automotive_night_vision#Automo... Tested cars unlikely to have the feature
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by 05 7y ago
> ..pedestrians glow in infrared; .. > ..using a still, cold dummy.. The kind of infrared you're thinking of is probably not the kind the sensor can detect. Only thermal imaging cameras can detect far infrared range - the one tha
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by 05 7y ago
There's an individualized (unique per device) embedded cryptographic key in each Apple processor, emulator solves nothing on that front.
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by 05 7y ago
> If anything, they spend more time interacting with these apps in a less productive manner. Only because their standards are set higher due to needing to filter the incoming stream of matches to a manageable drip of first dates. In the
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by 05 7y ago
> I guess it's the closest Google is comfortable at being when serving Russian customers. Guess again (TLDR: Law requires Internet companies to store Russians’ personal data within country’s borders ) https://www.wsj.com&
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by 05 7y ago
> France has one of the highest alcohol consumption rates in Europe, with the country trailing behind only Estonia, Lithuania and the Czech Republic in the quantities of alcohol it drinks, according to the World Health Organization.
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by 05 7y ago
bits usually add exponential complexity, so that '10% more' security might mean a password that's a million times harder to brute force..
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by 05 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonlinear_junction_detector
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by 05 7y ago
> the data is really to improve their own map apps Baselessly claiming Apple silently uploads locally collected data is quite a leap of imagination on your end, do you have a source for the uploading part?

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