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There's also the 'fuck the FCC' option since you're going to be breaking FAA's line of sight regs with any long to medium range flights anyway..
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I've heard sometimes landing gear is also involved.. We really need a placebo controlled double blind study to learn if landing gear is actually effective of just a cargo cult like parachutes.. [0] https://www.bmj.com/c
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Crossfire supports encryption. Mainline ELRS can't add encryption support because the whole idea of ELRS was to reduce LoRa packet size to the bare minimum needed for 4 full res channels + a bit extra for arming and time multiplexed a
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Baidu Apollo. They also have a commercial fleet without in-car safety drivers (they use remote operators for real time monitoring, though, so hard to say how hands-off it really is)
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Also supported by Espressif under their own name “Airkiss/ESPTouch”. Unfortunately since the chip doesn’t support 5G WiFi it’s a mess where you need to switch the phone to a different 2.4 only network, configure the device, then switch
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> Orc (Cyrillic: орк, romanised: ork), plural orcs (Russian and Ukrainian: орки), is a pejorative commonly used by many Ukrainians to refer to a Russian soldier participating in the Russian-Ukrainian War and Russian citizens who support
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Yeah I almost installed it, ripped apart my vacuum, just to realize there are many different roborock S7 versions with different SoCs, and my variant wasn't supported. Also roborock doesn't even support scheduled cleaning without
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The keywords you're looking for are 'active PoE splitter'.
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Reinventing the wheel is fun, but 3d printer boards already exist, and are literally mcu+stepper drivers, could be bought for pennies from people who upgraded their 3d printers to aftermarket ones.
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> FLIR would work better for certain things at night ;-) At those distances and with typical thermal imager resolutions, the zoom lens required would cost more than a cheap car..
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The guy was charged with fraud and insider trading, his company denied 2x claims than industry average - in this case it wasn't the providers..
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> 2. Force install spyware/vanguard like crap to scan your whole personal computer before doing the interview People who professionally cheat on online exams just use an HDMI splitter/capture card to inject whatever image they
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Attoseconds since the Big Bang is the only datetime system worth a damn.
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Which is a moot point anyway, since without 100% tariffs Tesla isn’t competitive with Chinese EVs that are taking Australia by storm.
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And 8K VR goggles are clearly superior to external displays as a travel setup :))
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Unbounded population growth is sufficient but not necessary for continued existence of a civilization..
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It's blocked. A distinction without a difference.
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> This guy left behind a wife and kids Yeah lots of scumbags have families. What's your point? 'Think about the children' when the only reaction to a school shooting from the right is 'thoughts and prayers'? Mayb
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Even with printers, you can connect via usb if we're talking Klipper..
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There's also extra radiation exposure due to less atmospheric shielding (and there's no minimal safe levels for ionizing, anything extra increases your cancer risk), so it probably won't work out to a positive outcome. Oh, an
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Not even Russia and China jails for VPN use for now . Hats off to Brazil I guess..
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Oh come on, I for one am excited about the upcoming WebKmem API that allows random websites direct access to kernel memory..
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They supposedly have the same base brightness (500 nits), with Pro allowing up to 1000 in HDR mode (and up to 1600 peak). Air doesn't support 120Hz refresh either. There's an app that allows to unlock max brightness on Pros (Vivid
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Pretty sure Air displays don't support HDR, are they really brighter?
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Some products do better as Veblen goods than others. You can't show off your dishwasher as easily as your new Ferrari or iPhone :)
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> I think what this really suggests is that the transformer and power supply are providing multiple voltages. The +9V rail is broken, but the other rail (maybe +5V) for the LED display is fine. There's a reference design in the LM85
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> But next time you might go somewhere else. But variable reinforcement works better than fixed one, so ice cream machines working being a gamble might actually increase customer addiction.
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At some point the technology is good enough, then the cheapest car wins. Waymo doesn't have vertical integration necessary to rapidly iterate and it can't afford to take risks - it's still not operating their commercial servi
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> highly RF reflective What do you mean, exactly? Most of what you can find in the forest is 'RF reflective' because of the water contents - the trees, the grass, the ground. What's the proposed detection method that is go
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As long as US keeps the Chinese manufacturers out.. Baidu Apollo now has a $28K self driving vehicle [0], I doubt Waymo is ever getting close to those numbers. They might replace some US personal cars, but they won't be able to compete
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