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511.
by 05 10y ago
Or just use a $2 Arduino clone, a 12V pump and a 50¢ TTL MOSFET.. And you'll even be able to add soil moisture sensors to compensate for external factors like air temperature/humidity
512.
by 05 10y ago
Though you'd need both keyboard and display built in to verify what exactly it is that you're signing/allowing access to..
513.
by 05 10y ago
Yeah but what if they have a branch target in the prologue?
514.
by 05 10y ago
> Without the extra information, it's a completely reasonable decision to start overtaking. Only reasonable if 'defensive driving' is a curse word in your dictionary. Otherwise it makes sense to wait a bit and see if you c
515.
by 05 10y ago
Yeah, the way I see it it's a convenience feature at best - if you car can't brake in time for the people around the corner, it has no business driving the current speed. In the end, you can't rely on other cars telling you i
516.
by 05 10y ago
> They don’t drive like humans, they don’t negotiate intersections like humans, and they’re going to interact with human drivers and pedestrians in unexpected ways. Well, if you can't make a car that behaves like a good human drive
517.
by 05 10y ago
It's possible to statically JIT the hotspots, then statically link that code into the app. You'd probably have to rewrite lots of qemu code though..
518.
by 05 10y ago
Seeing how the cube is mostly plastic and SD cards have metal contacts, it should be very visible.
519.
by 05 10y ago
The younger generation is using cars less exactly because driving/parking/owning a car is expensive and a hassle, not because they suddenly prefer watching bums on the subway to watching Netflix alone. Choosing between Uber and sh
520.
by 05 10y ago
> Once autonomous vehicles become prevalent, traffic volume should drop That's simply not true; not only will SDCs create 'empty miles' of 0-passenger cars, but they will make people more comfortable with longer commutes (
521.
by 05 10y ago
Not a problem if you use iOS9: https://labsblog.f-secure.com/2015/09/09/apple-ios-9-securit... For Android, you can root it and disable USB host functions when locked.
522.
by 05 10y ago
Don't worry too much about it - unless you ban all existing cars, we're stuck with the mixed traffic for the foreseeable future. Once you're 100% robotic, you could just use smaller cars to get more effective lanes instead of
523.
by 05 10y ago
There are commercially available trackers, e.g. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Bicycle-gps-tracker-GPS-GSM-G...
524.
by 05 10y ago
> Humans have more neurons in this region than any other mammal by far. Except dolphins, of course. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animals_by_number_of_n...
525.
by 05 11y ago
Apple won't be using those unless they also have higher energy density than regular cells - they will make their devices thicker over Ive's dead body ;)
526.
by 05 11y ago
The name on the credit card is a much weaker data point than an actual photo ID. Assuming terrorists have access to guns and explosives, but not to stolen/registered to a fake name cards is not very reasonable. Even with the photo ID r
527.
by 05 11y ago
There's a Wiki specifically for that purpose [1]. I had minimal problems buying Fyve (Vodafone MVNO) SIM cards two years ago, activated at the point of purchase if I remember correctly. I had to cut them to Nano SIM size myself though.
528.
by 05 11y ago
Might be technically required, but.. http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/10/free-will-sell-sim-cards-us... Where do I put my passport in this SIM vending machine? :-)
529.
by 05 11y ago
Thankfully because there's no roaming in the EU, there's absolutely no other way to get an unregistered SIM card to work in Germany..
530.
by 05 11y ago
This could be as simple as directly connecting ESP8266 GPIO to a solid state relay and programming ESP8266 to change the state of the pin in response to a HTTP post, e.g. [1] Note that you should probably familiarize yourself with basic ele
531.
by 05 11y ago
Actually, no. Speeds are low enough that almost-zero reaction time is a huge advantage, and the rules are basic swarm-like behavior (plus bigger cars have priority).
532.
by 05 11y ago
Branching won't help because you won't be able to replicate their bundle ID when signing, so no push notifications.. A jailbreak tweak seems more appropriate Current version needs an SMS to activate, so unless you use a throwaway
533.
by 05 11y ago
> It only costs $50 more not to participate in something as ethically distasteful as Chinese manufacturing So, you don't own any recent electronic devices either, I presume, like smartphones, computers, home appliances? And who do y
534.
by 05 11y ago
Anti-fuses seem to be difficult to read even with electron microscopes. http://chipdesignmag.com/display.php?articleId=5045
535.
by 05 11y ago
You can't 'take a snapshot of its RAM' - if you could, there would be no need for NAND write block, you'd just patch the PIN delay/limit functions directly in RAM. CPU and RAM are stacked into the same IC package h
536.
by 05 11y ago
The risk is really negligible if they try practicing on other phones first and use a proper lab.
537.
by 05 11y ago
Only for Touch ID enabled devices
538.
by 05 11y ago
A personal theory. The iPhone Wiki has a description of iPhone storage structure - it seems newer phones (pre Secure Enclave) don't have separate NOR, NVRAM and NAND - they just use NAND for everything. [1] https://www.theip
539.
by 05 11y ago
San Bernardino 5C could be cracked in two days using a NAND flash write blocker. You only need to program an FPGA to buffer writes to NAND chips in RAM instead of passing them through and to allow the reads, then you just try N PIN codes an
540.
by 05 11y ago
I thought the whole point of those DIY projects was to learn something? If you just use what you already know (.NET) for everything, why even bother? Just buy a readymade IoT thermometer. PS. and you can apparently use .NET on Linux anyway

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