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Farm vehicles stolen from Ukraine by Russians have been remotely disabled
(cnn.com)
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IndrekR
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It was an experiment set for International Physics Olympiad. There was a black box with a tunnel diode, inductor and capacitor inside. If the diode would have been impossible to source, another set-up for the black box would have been used
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IndrekR
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Did a design with a tunnel diode in 2011. Around 300 devices were made and sourcing the diodes was not easy — but still possible.
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Dissolution of Russia
(en.wikipedia.org)
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IndrekR
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We are talking about pixels smaller than the wavelength to be captured here. 560nm is bordering yellow and green. This does not make too much sense.
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IndrekR
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I can right now (ok, in the morning actually) walk into a computer store across the road here and buy 3090 off the shelf for 2299..2499€ (different makes and models). Those are in stock and physically on the shelf. Same for lesser cards of
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IndrekR
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Can you actually get a computer with Elbrus processor outside of military use?
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Ukraine accepted to NATO cyber defence centre
(ccdcoe.org)
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RFC: Remove support for Russian Elbrus processor
(github.com)
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I am still amazed that going out and buying a morning coffee is a thing (that can seriously compete with home-brewing it).
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Anonymous starts operations against Russian Federation
(twitter.com)
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IndrekR
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Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Given that quantum computers double in size in time it takes to complete one PhD thesis, it is not too far fetched to reach such capacity within a reasonable time. So far this "law" has held.
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PC Board Layout for USB-C Connectors
(tempoautomation.com)
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Oblique Strategies
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Landauer's Principle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It did, originally. In the end Dorian looked the same, but painting had morphed. Yet this is not what I meant by my comment.
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This immediately reminded me The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. The title of this "article" is pretty much the summary of the novel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Picture_of_Dorian_Gray
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Björk talking about her TV (1988) [video]
(youtube.com)
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The Chernobyl New Safe Confinement took abot 8 years to build at near 2B USD cost[1]. If fire is put out, a simple geoengineering tarp with piping underneath and dirt on top will do the job. Those are used a lot in covering up old landfills
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Paul Pignon Interview (Radio Belgrade Electronic Music Studio)[video]
(youtube.com)
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Benchtop Radar Scene Emulator [video]
(youtube.com)
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Dynamic Frequency Selection
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bitcoin Addiction Hospital
(castlecraig.co.uk)
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Estonian Electronic Identity Card and Its Security Challenges [pdf]
(dspace.ut.ee)
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6y ago
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ECHR rules obligatory vaccination may be necessary
(dw.com)
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Laguna Garzón Bridge
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3D printing 90° overhangs with non-planar slicing
(hackaday.com)
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Earth and Moon once shared a magnetic shield, protecting their atmospheres
(nasa.gov)
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IndrekR
6y ago
Having bought Altium (then Protel DXP) in 2004, and still paying for the licenses and subscription for several seats (this is one of our main tools, running a team now) I can say: - I most likely would have not started using Altium if would
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