LWIRVoltage

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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Someone else already pointed out this is LWIR, not Mid wave(I look forward to the day we get cheap MWIR cameras! We'll be able to see heat trails behind jets- and gasses like no tomorrow- you tend to see through 95% of the with LWIR) B
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
You can't take it out of country without an export license- Someone else will have to comment on the process of doing that so they can take their camera on vacation or something I've had to navigate that and make use of listed exe
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
I have looked at these a lot and wondered when they'll push the bounds of their thermals- I have owned some Therm-App cameras(384X288)(640X480), 30 hzsadly no longer sold as of recently - and it's been incredible having mid and H
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Just an FYI, https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/proton-wins-appeal-in-swiss-cou... Not sure if you followed that, but they fought it tooth.and nail, and were forced to do that legally in the meanwhile- but WON The fight fin
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Simplewall is amazing- and is impressive in how it's able to stop a lot of Microsoft's attempts to get Telemetry out. I've been looking at Portmaster for a while- it seems to be a valid option for those of us who dabble with
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
This is another reason for multiple sensors- sure ,you could..:sees common discourse currently:, go visible-cameras only It probably is not impossible to pull it off doing this- But consider this. Thermal Cameras are the best way to detect
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Location: Central Florida region Remote: Yes ( Open to Come-in-when-you-need-to type Remote) Willing to Relocate: Yes! Technologies: C, Java, Python, Redhat, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, , RHEL, CentOS, Debian
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
As others have pointed out, the idea is to possible get your opponent ot overshoot- But I don't understand why it's not deadlier today- given some things -Your Su 35, 37(there aren't many)- Felon, and Raptor have thrust vecto
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Did some thinking about this- Here's something no one has every ...thought of it seems- Right now, from a steganography standpoint, there's no real way to be secure from this sort of thing. US Customs, or another country , from a
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by LWIRVoltage 4y ago
Location; Central Florida region Remote: Yes, also open to partial /as needed on-site work. Willing to Relocate: Yes, I am open to it! Technologies: Redhat, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, , RHEL, CentOS, Deb
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Perhaps, but the idea is to take the lead- and thus when all other browsers ,or most of them ,adopt this, that will be a little trickier to classify every browser in this manner. Overall, this will have an impact in the many regimes- and pe
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
So, i'm just an enthusiast/geek who owns Long Wave Thermal Cameras- and while the article wasn't the clearest to me,- All em waves, whether light, UV, radio, gamma, etc- can be measured in frequency - so yes, I see why one pe
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
I have done some poking around and digging into the microsoft account lock out thing, out of curiousity- only to find it appears to be true, as i've had a LOT of test accounts banned in the past 2 months. I was trying things like setti
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
This is the issue with data being tied and connected.... Not long ago, someone here raised similar concerns with Microsoft 's ecosystem It stemmed from their current underway process to force all Minecraft accounts to Microsoft accoun
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Indeed, but some of my test accounts setup using TOTP still have been hit by the phone number prompt, where this poster didn't- so they might treat their own authenticator higher. (And if they do, i have to wonder if it means it sends
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
...Does their current method get around this? They let you make the account, then a week or two later at most when you log in, it flags you and tells you due to 'suspicious activity', you now have to enter a phone number to get in
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
If the idea is to stop some sort of massed emailing or posting or whatnot, using TOTP as a requirement to take those actions would slow that down to once every 30 seconds- if it's a matter of access and authentic access(as Microsoft&#x
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
That is interesting but we run into something that is now prevalent- I don't use it, but Twitter requires a phone number at singup, right? This is the same issue that is going on really heavily right now with Microsoft Accounts(and th
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
The issue here is that, aside from those who are on Xbox, gave their number and banned(who theoretically could lose their minecraft access upon making a microsoft account as is mandatory)- those who are too young to have phones, those witho
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Location; Central Florida region Remote: Yes, also open to partial /as needed on-site work. Willing to Relocate: Yes, I am open to it! Technologies: Redhat, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, HP BTO , RHEL, Cent
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Since wind turbine fields presumably are going to get bigger and bigger, why not take advantage and use the opportunity to deploy lightning harvesting equipment? After all, prior attempts showed that the only limiting factor that needed
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
I don't understand why spammers can't be fully stopped via built-in methods that prevent say, mass emails to more than a certain number of independent contacts upon account creation, for the first month maybe of service. Why give
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
It appears they didn't start logging until ordered to. So, this might be in line with their policy of not having logs by default- but I have to wonder if this applies to phone numbers(which the crowd that signs up using VPN/TOR re
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Location; Central Florida region Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes, I am open to it! Technologies: Redhat, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, HP BTO , RHEL, CentOS. Where I come from: I've worked for NASA (vi
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Oh no This site has been an invaluable source of actual reviews of free software, with info and vetting that you do not get- anywhere else If I was after some sort of reader , editor, or generic software, I would always go to Gizmo's-
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Location; Central Florida Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes, I am open to it! Technologies: Redhat, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, HP BTO , RHEL, CentOS. Where I come from: I've worked for NASA (via contr
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by LWIRVoltage 5y ago
Serious Question- The tech that was built to be an answer to this sort of thing ,Deniable Encryption and Plausible Deniability, exists in ...it looks like, Veracrypt, and possibly the Phone variant EDS(to a smaller extent)- But, how come th
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by LWIRVoltage 6y ago
Lindy Hopper(and Blues Dancer, Fusion Dancer (actually, a lot more too) here as well! I've lurked for ages, never seen partner dance on HN