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by 1e1a 8mo ago
I think there's some sort of motion sickness reducing feature in MacOS Tahoe which would require an accelerometer.
92.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
I love how it works with units too, eg. c/433MHz or 4 bytes * 20hz * 24 hours
93.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
You can also just drag it to the right.
94.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
If the metal bits are floppy enough it should add quite a bit of noise
95.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
poor PTZ mount :(
96.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
Yeah, it would be interesting and useful to see this across many more cameras.
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
Video showcasing ISO noise behavior of a few different cameras: https://youtu.be/iiMfAmWbWSg?t=94s
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
Changing the ISO appears to scale the noise differently from the rest of the image.
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Ask HN: What do you think about the recent Slack UI change?
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
True, but Google shouldn't be allowing obvious malware advertisements on their platform.
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
You could just send raw 802.11 data frames and then receive them with monitor mode on the other end.
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
It seems that sometimes it fails to load the height map, try reloading the page. You should see terrain shading if it's loaded properly.
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
"There are no 6K TVs available for sale to consumers" This seems to be incorrect. What about the Samsung TQ65QN900FTXXC, which is claimed to have a resolution of 7680 x 4320 (8K)?
104.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
How's this supposed to work for all the printers running tiny AVRs?
105.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
It could make sense to lightly rate limit at /48 in addition to /64 (this is generally the largest subnet size given out by ISPs), otherwise it will be easy for people to multiply your /64 rate limit by 65536.
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by 1e1a 8mo ago
Plausible is probably just looking at the Referer header.
107.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
Are you rate limiting at the subnet/prefix level for IPv6?
108.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
Awesome! I'm excited to see how this goes.
109.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
It would be cool to be able to see how sentiment changes for a specific issue over time. Maybe you could recycle questions every so often?
110.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
What about a really loud fire alarm outside your house, that goes off whenever it detects even a slight amount of smoke?
111.
by 1e1a 8mo ago
Perfect place for a prompt virus to spread.
112.
by 1e1a 9mo ago
Often lots of this "system data" is in ~/Library/Caches: du -hs ~/Library/Caches/* This will show you the cache size for each application.
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by 1e1a 9mo ago
Direct link to the report PDF: https://maritime.lr.org/AM-report-2026
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by 1e1a 9mo ago
You do not need a full SDR to make a waterfall. The nrf52840 can function as a coarse spectrum analyzer, because it lets you tune to any frequency within its range, and then measure the approximate received signal strength over a period of
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by 1e1a 9mo ago
The $5 nrf52840 should be sufficient, it can scan 114 channels (from 2400-2514 MHz) several times per second, measuring the approximate RSSI.