DEinspanjer

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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
I believe it is very hard to judge the officer that put him down too harshly. Here are my reasons for feeling this way: 1. The circumstances of the attack. The assailant was in a crowded public place and suddenly went berserk and attacking
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
There was a touch of sarcasm, but I didn't read it as being directed to you. Thank you very much for pointing the clause in the terms out. I sent an e-mail to the contact us link with the same questions I listed above, and the develope
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
Awesome, but my experience with current-gen pseudo-autonomous UAVs, these questions immediately come to mind: Can it follow you around the corner of a building without clipping it? Can it avoid bumping into a tree? Will it climb above the t
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
A recruiter for mc10inc.com reached out to me and told me about their business which is exploring something here. Small wearable electronic stickers that are flexible and waterproof. I suspect that type of tech would even allow the all im
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
I started by trying it out on Firefox (nightly), but after a few minutes, my laptop's fan started ramping up as the CPU usage climbed and then the sound became all distorted until it was unplayable. :/ I was playing the first Rac
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
Yeah. Even a QR code could be much easier to deal with. Maybe as a follow-up they'll demonstrate using a tattoo of a QR code. ;)
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
I recorded a video that shows my hand a week or so after my installation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeIqDlaatp0 This was an xNT NFC tag: https://dangerousthings.com/shop/xnt-ntag216-2x12mm-glass-t
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
When I bought my Nexus 6 from T-Mobile, one of the things the CSRs told me was that it would soon be supporting Wifi calling similar to how the other carrier branded phones did. They were just waiting on an update to Android. Now this come
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by DEinspanjer 11y ago
In one of the articles, it calls out that the child and his mother both specifically gave permission for their names to be used by the press.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
What I'd probably do would be to have the JS in the button capture some user driven events such as mouse positions and click characteristics. If they had great foresight, they could have already been doing this for the previous 700k c
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Just a random question that popped into my head while reading (thank you for the article!)... What would be the longest repetitions of digits within various orders of magnitude of Pi? In other words, the first 10 characters (again looking
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I can understand why they would have needed to limit this bill to only the exclusive manufacturers of ZEV just to get it through legislation, but I'm curious whether it would allow the other manufacturers to spin off the ZEV portions o
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I noticed this title with passing interest a few days back, but upon discovering that the only preview I could find goes no further than the TOC and hence shows no actual sample of the usage of emoji to tell the story, I really couldn'
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
FAA spokesperson Les Dorr was quoted in the article as saying that it was possible the reason the FAA decided to send the warning letter was because several of his videos involve flying near and overhead of non-participants. Depending on th
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
If this was Reddit, you would have all my gold. I remember this video and it was as awesome as I remember. Thanks for the link.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Or it could just be assumed that both you and your friend read Hacker News. :)
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
FBI seeks flexibility for venue of warrants against users of VPN and Tor (p. 338) seems like a reasonable improvement.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yeah, our CatGenie used to service two cats, with the second one only occasionally using it as he vastly preferred being an indoor/outdoor cat and doing his business outside. That ended last Christmas day when he tried to race a car a
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
This and the other things I mentioned in my response to that article ( https://medium.com/@deinspanjer/the-catgenie-doesnt-eliminat... ) could certainly turn some people off of the idea of using the machine entirely.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yeesh, I missed the monthly charge. What legitimate reasons other than pure profit would they need to charge a non-trivial monthly charge? Unless they are completely failing to sell enough devices to accommodate the distributed storage, t
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I first saw Vim in use back in 2000. I was working at NuMega (Compuware lab at the time) and I was a Windows only user that was just starting to get very comfortable with the DOS prompt and I used Notepad for any editing that wasn't d
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
The highest priority rule is the in-line which specifies white-space: nowrap; which doesn't preserve multiple whitespace. Firefox and Safari does what he says. I'm not quite sure why Chrome is displaying it differently..
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Wow.. the article and the comments here are fascinating. I don't have much to add, but I think what you guys are calling overtones are something some of my friends and I used to do as kids. One person would sing or yell a single loud
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I just updated all the way from Lion (10.8). It seems that every display has its own menu bar which I don't know if I like yet, but more disturbing to me is that one of my external monitors is flickering off for a second or two every
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I understand this, and I don't happen to agree with the people who feel this type of technology should not be embraced, but, to be fair, the chip is controlled by software that is constantly connected to the cloud and updating over the
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
You might want to take a look at AnkiDrive and track their progress on their API and such. That would be a very fun platform to start working with limited AI that would be readily visible in the real world.
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yes, most hobby grade planes and almost every multi-rotor out there now comes with an IMU on board for stabilization. Many of the more expensive multi-rotors will also come with a GPS and auto-pilot which will enable loitering (i.e. stay i
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
Yeah, but I would never provide that as an argument for equability. Charging from a 110 volt outlet typically provides as little as 3 miles of range per hour of charge, and I have personally experienced the FUD factor from various business
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
While I don't agree with the tone or much of what the grandparent poster said, the "limp mode" is arguably true. Several people who have taken their P85 or P85+ to a track and run it hard have quickly hit slow-downs due to o
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by DEinspanjer 12y ago
I keep thinking I should be able to set up my FPV goggles that have head tracking to connect to my computer to use as rift type goggles.. Every time I start poking around to see what it would take though, it seems all the similar projects

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