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Good question. I never tried to look at them under the microscope so I have no clue what they showed. But I have no doubt there was a slide of small pox since after my grandpa died we found all sorts of weird shit in his basement. Big jar o
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Would you speculate if anti reflective glass on the outside of the camera and a layer of one way tint on the inside that would allow light through but prevent it from reflective back out? I’m just thinking what we will expect in the future
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As I mentioned this years ago here I once found microscope slides in my grandpa basement labeled small pox. He was a doctor/ scientist. Everyone said that the slides would contain inactive virus that were of no threat. I’ve long gotten
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So would something like anti reflective glass for light coming into the camera then another layer of like tint that will stop light from reflecting back out if the camera? Ya I know that doesn’t exist but That is because they were not tryin
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I was wondering if cameras started using anti-reflective glass would this prevent detection? Some of the glass I’ve looked up say they reflect less than 1% of light. How sensitive is your app could it detect 1% reflections? Thanks
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What are you talking about? It’s a cell phone. And besides the world does not need to hand hold every singe scenario in case someone not smart enough comes along. Ya working with electrical mains should put out a strong warning but this is
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Just saw a post from my cousin in Victoria the store shelves are empty it’s crazy.
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I didn’t realize there was so much religion in the military. Gun in one hand bible in the other is the dumbest thing I can think of. Do they actually think if heaven and god was real they would be invited? Ha! I would love to hear how a mi
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I really like that term “Cyber 9/11”. Is that something you made up or is that a term people use describing a bad attack?
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Any day now the new battery technology will come to market. Right?
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I always thought that there was degradation issues with higher current charging of the batteries and that that was the limiting factor.
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Except in that test they only got close to a satellite showing the world they could if they wanted. This was different. This sends a message.
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Call it a jab. I don’t think we doubted they could we doubted they would. Now we see they are willing and capable.
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All I can say is what a fucking idiot if I was on the jury I would have lost my shit on him. Even if you clear a gun I still pretend a magic bullet fell from the sky and some how chambered itself. Never point a gun a someone unless you are
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I think it only serves as a reminder they could take out other nations satellites should they choose. Almost like a reminder of M.A.D. and that if we think about attacking them in any way they can say you better be careful or else!
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That’s a fair assumption in my opinion we already know the US government was rerouting packages to install spyware why would we not assume China does the same. But what I do doubt is that they would do it to every phone and not just target
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Also my first coding was a raspberry pi connected to a relay and a lamp and an infrared sensor. If you walked in front of the sensor the lamp blinked SOS in Morse code then it emailed me saying motion detected in your room. The project rea
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No. Their hobby is to create things. To code. This is a cool project if not for you then for those who do miss the dislike button. Personally I do a lot of diy repairs. I want to know if I am wasting my time with a video.
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I am interested to know what your day to day experience is and what quantifies wasting ones time? What if that is the persons hobby and passion was it really time wasted or was it rewarding to the author?
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What would be the advantage over existing drone technologies? Look at these autonomous drones [0]that can fly through the forest at high speeds. High speed, highly maneuverable and can hold other equipment like a camera. [0] https:/&
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Hey where about is your brother? I am Canadian on Vancouver Island. Come say hi some time.
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Look at how easy it is to make a deepfake [0]. How can we effectively fact check in a world where visualization of the facts is the most dominant form of confirmation and now we can fake that? [0] https://m.youtube.com/watch
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Is there even the workers needed to build all these houses we need? We have in my city a plan for a >4000 houses to be built. I asked my brother who is a carpenter how could they do that. He said either a lot of workers and some time or
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It reminds me how Paris Hilton trademarked the words “that’s hot”. Like she was the first person to say that. What a ridiculous world we have some times.
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Thanks for the links!
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Can’t they try take the bots offline? Do the bots hide their IP address or could they not start contacting the owners of said ip addresses and tell them they need to remove the infected device from the internet? I know it wouldn’t be that e
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With all the glass being thrown away for some reason the concrete industry came to my mind. Made me wonder if crushed glass could be used in concrete since glass is essential sand? I know concrete needs a specific type or sand and maybe gla
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I know nothing about nuclear energy but I immediately thought about the Tokamak. The article said it could be useful for scenarios where penetration of a wall of a device would be problematic. I thought I wonder if the Tokamak had the need
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The interesting bit I picked up from that article is “A neutrino could easily pass through 1000 light-years of lead, so an ocean would pose no problem whatsoever.” That is crazy no wonder they are so hard to detect.
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That video isn’t available in my country but the one I was thinking of was some local pilots who crashed.
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