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by _Microft 2y ago
As long as you don't have private browsing windows open (these won't be restored), you should be able to close Firefox and have it restore all tabs after a restart. It will unload all tabs, i.e. they won't use memory until yo
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by _Microft 2y ago
"Firefox View", accessible via a pinned-tab-like button at the beginning of the tab strip gives a good way already to manage lots of tabs. It allows to search tab titles from all Firefox windows and gives access to tabs on connect
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German "Grundgesetz" (basic law/constitution) as Git repository(github.com)
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A brief history of the first planetarium(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by _Microft 2y ago
Oh, by all means discuss this here please - your comment is a lot more substantial than my lonely link to Wikipedia.
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by _Microft 2y ago
Look up „hafnium controversy“: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hafnium_controversy
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by _Microft 2y ago
Isn’t there a DARPA project with this goal? Edit: https://engineering.jhu.edu/news/mission-from-darpa-create-f...
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by _Microft 2y ago
Star Trek IV, right?
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Passenger Pigeon(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _Microft 2y ago
Make sure to scroll down to 2024-03-29 at which time he discovers an unconnected pad under a BGA part and needs to rework it - which involves milling right through a ten layer board.
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Debugging and Reworking a PCB(ioc.exchange)
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by _Microft 2y ago
Festo is developing a new biologically inspired device/bionic animal for the Hannover Messe (a renowned trade fair in Hanover, Germany) for many years now. Searching YouTube/the web for Festo and bionic will return a lot of amazin
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by _Microft 2y ago
How would one get these 16x16 images generated in a way that does not need a lot more compute power than the inference itself? Maybe by using a sensor from an optical mouse which seems to have a similar resolution? [0] According to a quick
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Implementing Neural Networks on a "10-cent" RISC-V MCU(cpldcpu.wordpress.com)
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Adding Bluetooth to Vintage Headphones – Part 2 (2018)(pickandplace.wordpress.com)
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Same species, different sizes: Rare evolution in action spotted in island bats(phys.org)
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Living QR Code(github.com)
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Fuggerei(en.wikipedia.org)
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by _Microft 2y ago
> Well, there's good to have vs. stupid. It would perhaps be nice to have per-app volume. But the fact that iPhone has just a global volume ... that my ringtone vs. media volume can't be separate is plain stupid isn't it.
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by _Microft 2y ago
If you are wondering about the project name "Dauerpower": "Dauer-"/"andauernd" means permanent/permanently/continous and and - equally important - it rhymes with power ("d-ower"). Here
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by _Microft 2y ago
There are attempts to do something similar outdoors to get an idea which animals are in a certain area. https://www.science.org/content/article/dna-pulled-thin-air-...
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NASA Authorizes Dragonfly Mission to Proceed with ~2028 Launch Readiness Date(dragonfly.jhuapl.edu)
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Wozamp – an Apple II music and video player(colino.net)
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by _Microft 2y ago
1W of continuous power consumption is not great. To put it into perspective: that’s 1x24x365Wh, almost 9kWh per year. A kettle (1.8-2kW) can run for 4-5 hours for that amount of energy. If getting a kettle to boiling takes 5 minutes, that’s
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by _Microft 2y ago
What would prevent anyone making off with the money owed if they didn‘t require that?
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by _Microft 2y ago
If this reply [0] to a comment of yours is true, then you’re allowed to „temporarily“ leave Germany for 7-12 years before being affected by this. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790138
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by _Microft 2y ago
Does KiCad allow to take these delays for each pin into account automatically or do you need to do all that manually? Edit: it's using the pad property of "pad-to-die-length" if doing it manually, right?
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by _Microft 2y ago
"The traces are length-matched with squiggly lines[...]. The trace matching requirement is ±10 ps according to the Zynq PCB design guide, which is approximately ±2mm in trace length. [...] There is also some delay difference inside th
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by _Microft 2y ago
Here are some resources on PCB layer stack-up by the way. While I'm an amateur, they didn't sound unreasonable. Chapter 10[0] has a list of links to different layer stack-ups for boards with 4 to 10 layers. [0] https://
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by _Microft 3y ago
> Above is the final DDR3 routing on all the PCB layers. Layers 2 and 6 are ground, 5 is supply voltage, and others are reserved for signals. Two grounds are needed for correct impedances on the top, middle, and bottom traces of the PCB

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