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It should be noted that shell escape is disabled by default in standard installations and the -shell-escape flag must be explicitly passed during compilation to enable it. So if someone is knowledgeable enough to add this flag I would assum
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Is not only that, but a matter of incentives. Hard to try to reduce cars when +10% of your country's GDP depends on it.
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At least in Amazon Spain there is an option to select "Amazon.es" as seller in the search filters: http://i.imgur.com/LzS0LY7.png This way you only browse things sold and managed by Amazon directly and not third-p
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11y ago
Oook.
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11y ago
This is partially incorrect. The objective is not only to isolate the device from external radiation but to avoid internal RF reflections within the chamber. That's why the geometry of the wedges, which are covered in a RF-absorbent ma
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11y ago
https://fccid.io/2ABCB-RPI32
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I doubt it very much, since the main difference between the two are thermal losses due to size and speed.
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11y ago
He wasn't published by Harvard University Press either! But I think it is interesting and relevant to the discussion how the modern English aspect was overlooked whereas the imperial unit triggered his anachronism detector.
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11y ago
Aristotle (384-322 BC) already advises us to be cautious when applying pure mathematical averages to human daily life: By the mean of a thing I denote a point equally distant from either extreme, which is one and the same for everybody; by
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> I'm not sure how the hybrid imaging works, though. They enlarge the very small thermal image and interpolate it, then they superimpose/merge that interpolated thermal image with the higher-res visible-spectrum image. I'
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11y ago
It is called FLIR ONE: http://www.amazon.com/FLIR-ONE-Thermal-Imager-iOS/dp/B00VILV...
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JorgeGT
11y ago
For any makers out there, remember that FLIR sells a dev kit with their Lepton sensor (the one used in this phone). So if you are interested in IR applications you can create them yourself: https://www.sparkfun.com/products&
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On a side note, I'm totally stealing the trick of making MATLAB colorbar axis white as in Fig. 2 http://www.frontiersin.org/files/Articles/175655/fnhum-10-00...
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11y ago
I have my DNS managed by CloudFlare only to have access to their DNS API (I don't use their web cache services). If my raspberry cron job detects a change in IP triggers an API request via curl to change the DNS record accordingly.
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The problem is not the lack of alternatives for personal use (I use LaTeX as a Word alternative), it's collaboration. If you are required to produce Word documents, PowerPoint presentantions, etc., using certain corporate templates, or
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Surely there will be a 737 pilot in the ATC frequency. Anywhere!
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> there's also a fair amount of reprogramming of the FMS That was something I was missing. Probably complicated when you are scared to death. But still a CAT I glideslope descent/touchdown would be preferably to landing with th
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Autolanding is possible (no autotaxi out of the runway yet, but in process). You can see it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSNE3SmYA-8 Watch how the autopilot is only disconnected after touchdown and some rollout. Ho
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Well, he was fighting hypoxia and one engine flamed out as he entered the cabin, the other 10 min later. There's no way to know if he could have landed with ATC support if oxygen and fuel were nominal. A brave guy in any case.
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Wouldn't he be directed to attempt a CAT IIIA (or B) ILS autolanding? Edit: see sample video of the procedure here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIaMALJjOEc Edit II: see the same guy "remotely" guiding a r
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From memory the closest event would be Helios Airways Flight 522 crash, where passage and crew were incapacitated by hypoxia. A flight attendant who was a certified commercial pilot (but without experience on a 737) managed to resist awake
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Can you rally trademark Spanish words?
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11y ago
So the GPS took you into a lonesome journey of introspection, man and machine conquering a demanding road through the beautiful scenery of the summer Alps... instead of directing you to through a boring, overcrowded tunnel? Seems pretty goo
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And even if they were, what is the problem? Printed books are unapologetically devices for consumption, yet I love them.
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Probably the most useful resource is EOPortal directory of Earth Observation satellites: https://directory.eoportal.org/web/eoportal/satellite-missio...
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Why look at hours-old pictures like a peasant when you can look at an almost real-time video feed? http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/HDEV/
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11y ago
I use Sublime to look and search very big files as well, it seems like basic functionality. Examples would include experimental pressure / temperature measurements, numerical simulation results, large geoJSON datasets...
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According to the sample prices of $2-$10 for 5-50% fewer ads, I guess the monthly average for each user is $13-$40?
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This helped me in the past. Thanks, it is nicely curated :)
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As a fellow Windows user (at least at home) with a Jekyll blog deployed on GitHub pages, I would recommend using a web IDE such as c9.io or koding.com. They are little VPSs with sudo access (and a private web server) so you can test "l
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