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91.
by 05 9mo ago
> No highres 3d scan of your home being phoned back You should look at a teardown of one of those sensors. It's a 1D lidar (if you can even call it that, until recently all of those were not ToF but more triangulation/reflectio
92.
by 05 10mo ago
Because drones without explosives strapped to them are so effective .. not to mention they spend 99.9% of the time in storage with battery disconnected, so easy to make a bunch of them attack at the same time (because once people know th
93.
by 05 10mo ago
I just use a unique address for each service. Any email that gets leaked or is getting unsubscribe resistant spam is added to /etc/postfix/denied_recipients :)
94.
by 05 10mo ago
It has sleep current of 200microamps, so no longer than 40 days…
95.
by 05 10mo ago
Blame STM. Those clones copy (..among other things) the naming convention from STMicroelectronics parts like stm32f103c8t6/stm32f103cBt6. Guess what's the only difference between those. Oh, and .. since STM likes binning/prod
96.
by 05 10mo ago
Treats are good and all but you will probably get better results with clicker training and splitting the job into simple parts. Fetch is pretty complicated and even dogs often have issues with it - our dog did just fine on the 'chase t
97.
by 05 10mo ago
> learning quickly, so their work quality is eventually higher than Cursor can work out in one shot. This sounds almost word for word like The Onion’s classic: Secretary Of Labor Assures Nation There Still Plenty Of Jobs For Americans Wi
98.
by 05 11mo ago
There are optoisolated mosfet modules available on aliexpress, or what exactly do you mean by “level shifters”? What’s your application?
99.
by 05 11mo ago
Unfortunately, that doesn't really prevent companies from doing things being illegal if they turn out to be profitable enough. You could use a multispectral hidden camera and an mmwave radar fed into 'AI' to simulate a lie de
100.
by 05 11mo ago
Not the GP, but any supported BLE sensor [0] with a Bluetooth proxy ESPHome node should work. [0] https://custom-components.github.io/ble_monitor/by_property#...
101.
by 05 11mo ago
ESPHome isn't really Espressif exclusive, there's Beken support already, which most cheap Chinese IoT gadgets use nowadays. And there are 'made for esphome' products which is a safer bet than buying Sonoff and praying th
102.
by 05 11mo ago
As low as $10 if you all components are from JLCPCB's basic component library. For this board, more since there are some through-hole components and neither MCP4141 nor ESP32 (nor the buck modules used) are in the basic library.
103.
by 05 11mo ago
It's there, but you have to configure a custom platform due to politics between PIO and RPI. rp2040: board: rpipico2w framework: platform_version: https://github.com/maxgerhardt/platform-ra
104.
by 05 11mo ago
Thanks. Thinking more about that, might have been easier to just use 5V tolerant esp8266 :)
105.
by 05 11mo ago
> there's probably something else on the other end of that wire that is doing modulation based on the sense resistance And it would have been great if that arbitrary assumption had been tested by the OP and the results were document
106.
by 05 11mo ago
Why is there level conversion though if the digipot (MCP4141) is 2.7V to 5.5V? Personally I'd just use breadboard, it's just a 8 pin IC and a ESP module, for a one-off hack..
107.
by 05 11mo ago
There’s a Linux version of Resolve that works fine as long as you have NVidia and don’t mind transcoding m4a audio tracks to PCM (some codec licensing issues I think)
108.
by 05 11mo ago
Southwest's 737 MAX contract had a penalty clause of $1 million per aircraft that would trigger if Boeing's delivery contract for the 737 MAX failed to meet certain standards, particularly Southwest's insistence that no fligh
109.
by 05 11mo ago
I'm sure the SD thing works for you but some people need music discovery and open source options are lacking there. When you can set up a radio station backed by RED/Lidarr and not have your account go on ratio watch in hours, the
110.
by 05 11mo ago
ESP32 has inherent sleep issues and before their latest chip (c6 I think) 'deep sleep' was really a gpio- or rtc- triggered boot followed by a power off. Doesn't mean it's impossible to implement wifi sleep efficiently,
111.
by 05 11mo ago
> I've been burned by trusting Matter to mean broad compatability; my Aqara lock doesn't indicate how the door was unlocked over Matter despite showing up in their app, and this is after having to buy their Zigbee bridge becaus
112.
by 05 11mo ago
> I usually take my smart devices with me when I move. Considering you can't even set up Matter devices if you lost the enrollment QR code (and the manual enrollment code is printed on the back of those ceiling downlights), it'
113.
by 05 11mo ago
Unless you're running Home Assistant and open source nodes. You can build a Matter+Thread node that works on a nrf52840 MCU, there are examples in the Nordic SDK. But then, why would you bother with Matter which is so bloated it doesn&
114.
by 05 11mo ago
“Siri, whose phone is this” doesn’t work on recent iOS versions. You could ask it to reboot, but that requires confirmation
115.
by 05 11mo ago
There's literally a white list of permitted sites now, supposedly only to be used when there's a 'drone threat'. Guess what, there are places in Russia where there's a constant 'drone threat' for at least
116.
by 05 1y ago
ESPHome+HDMI breakout board. Just use a spare HDMI port to connect to your TV.
117.
by 05 1y ago
Yeah, that’s exactly what happens if I don’t add an exception for it to my iot vlan - it keeps reconnecting to WiFi. Scheduled cleaning doesn’t work without internet either.. I guess I’m not buying the next vacuum until I’m 100% sure it wor
118.
by 05 1y ago
Double check your vacuum model. I transformed my vacuum into a neat (well, not really) pile of parts in about an hour only to find mine isn't supported. Apparently S7 MaxV Ultra is a completely different PCB and SoC than the supported
119.
by 05 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimshaw_v._Ford_Motor_Co%2E
120.
by 05 1y ago
It can't cost effectively pick a strawberry when compared to underpaid workers. It can definitely pick a strawberry cheaper when you take cost of lifting oxygen up from a gravity well into account. And with Moon 'ping' tim

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