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181.
by 05 1y ago
Plex + Sonarr + Radarr oh, sorry.. I think I misread 'privacy' :)
182.
by 05 1y ago
Fabs use water in a way that's not closed loop see e.g. [0] [0] https://www.weforum.org/stories/2024/07/the-water-challenge-...
183.
by 05 1y ago
In my personal opinion using low melting point solder means you aren't qualified to do the repair and maybe should train on broken boards first. Sure, it makes desoldering easier but it's very hard to clean completely and mixing i
184.
by 05 1y ago
Straight from the horse's mouth (mosfet datasheet): Note: Using continuously under heavy loads (e.g. the application of high temperature/current/voltage and the significant change in temperature, etc.) may cause this product
185.
by 05 2y ago
> It also indicates when you are home or out Yeah, being able to record sounds that the washer makes would probably also enable you to analyze things people say and extract much more information than 'how many people live there&#x27
186.
by 05 2y ago
Just use a 450 class heli instead.. https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?165680-Man-Ki... https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?1991999-Heli-...
187.
by 05 2y ago
YT Premium is $140/year (unless you know someone with an Indian credit card :), it's cheaper to buy a $100/yr Apple Developer sub, patch the app and sign with your cert.
188.
by 05 2y ago
> a "super-secure" password for if something happens that can only be used once With 99.99% chance you forget it before you ever get to enter it because humans forget things they never use :)
189.
by 05 2y ago
Except Ukraine
190.
by 05 2y ago
It felt extra fake - the cherry picked people lacking rudimentary mechanical skills, using the ~$50K set of Franka Emika arms vs their default 'budget' ALOHA 2 grippers, the sheer luck that helped the robots put the belt on inst
191.
by 05 2y ago
Just mirror what you need to ghcr, I guess..
192.
by 05 2y ago
> They said that they can't provide installation there, it's not clear where the water extract should be, etc. Maybe only doing cookie cutter installations is how they got their reputation to be that high (or review farming). S
193.
by 05 2y ago
TOW missiles were , believe it or not, FPV..
194.
by 05 2y ago
Ironically, beginners would benefit the most from a good soldering station, proper liquid flux and leaded solder. Seasoned electronics guys can probably solder anything with a cigarette lighter and a scrap piece of metal, but using proper t
195.
by 05 2y ago
Fiber optics is already a non-ML solution to jamming (and RF based detection).
196.
by 05 2y ago
No way in hell anyone using drones for military purposes is even using non-modified ELRS, at the very least the hopping sequence is sourced from a CSPRNG and there's packet authentication.
197.
by 05 2y ago
Non E2E encrypted on by default iCloud backups say otherwise.. And remember that enabling advanced data protection just means they'll get your conversations from the other partys' iCloud backups.
198.
by 05 2y ago
Top of the line would be Goggles 3, N3 is the budget line and it costs less than analog goggles. Maybe with cars it's different, but nobody flies with a screen - the immersion just isn't there..
199.
by 05 2y ago
Alternatively, the country which has the biggest drone manufacturer in the world that can sell a $200 drone[0] capable of following a human using a single camera and sending the video in real time over 20 km using the same inhouse designed
200.
by 05 2y ago
Don’t know of anything readymade, but hacking together a WebRTC video streamer and a WebSerial/WebUSB based control that would forward SBUS control signal to a USB OTG attached MCU seems easily doable.
201.
by 05 2y ago
A standalone (you mean AIO) camera with a builtin VTX is generally even shittier than regular analog, and you still need analog goggles for it. For anyone who doesn’t need prescription glasses or wears contacts, DJI O4 ‘lite’ with the N3 go
202.
by 05 2y ago
> It turns out you 'pull' the thing toward you for 'down' and 'push' it away from you for 'up'. Did you guess right? The only thing dumber than that is that DJI remotes use the same braindead schem
203.
by 05 2y ago
How traditional are we talking? Do I need to live in a cave and hunt for food, or just shitpost on r/redpill?
204.
by 05 2y ago
Sure you can do it if there’s a module to desolder, but many phones will just use TrustZone/Secure Enclave and you’re not desoldering that…
205.
by 05 2y ago
RMS was right
206.
by 05 2y ago
Might as well ban electricity in case the Chinese manage to use it to do bad things, same (insane) logic applies.
207.
by 05 2y ago
But that's the effort that has to be duplicated by all readers of that comment, and reader/commenter ratio is ~10, so.. might as well include the link in everyone's interests..
208.
by 05 2y ago
> Similarly if you have a bind mount you can't make it wait for the target to be mounted before the bind mount is executed Have you tried RequiresMountsFor/WantsMountsFor ? You'd have to create a new unit that just does
209.
by 05 2y ago
There’s a project to load OpenWRT onto LinkPlay A31 [0], might be easier than basically replacing the insides.. [0] https://github.com/hn/linkplay-a31
210.
by 05 2y ago
It's probably targeted at inspirational buyers who don't actually do anything with their boards but want to have the latest and greatest - whaling. Anyone who knows what they're doing is capable of using a cheaper Allwinner o

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