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by bloggie 3y ago
Most of these SBCs top out at 8 GB (if you're lucky). you might be better off looking at a NUC-style tiny computer with x86 processor. There are some available on Amazon. https://www.bee-link.com/computer-73493777
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by bloggie 3y ago
We are currently seeing 200 Gbps sat-to-ground but Li-Fi is targeting much lower bandwidth, as the application is different. https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/ames/nasa-partne...
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by bloggie 3y ago
With EVs I have the opposite habit, I try to recharge at 5-10% on road trips because it recharges faster. (At least with Teslas, I would not want to do a road trip with anything else.)
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by bloggie 3y ago
That is entirely the fault of that charging network for implementing a user-unfriendly and unfamiliar interface. How is grandma, who can't even manage a QR code, expected to switch to EVs like that. That company should fail because the
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by bloggie 3y ago
There are individually addressable leds that have their ‘address’ burned into them and use a ws2812-style protocol, it could be that. There will only be one continuous data wire, which is cheaper to assemble and resistant to single LED fail
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by bloggie 3y ago
He ran for the party that is known for denying climate change and screaming about vaccine microchips, yes.
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by bloggie 3y ago
Voltage is a measure of charge difference so there must always be a reference, usually the reference is 0 V.
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by bloggie 3y ago
I don't know much about the Cybertruck, but in general all modern cars, electrically propulsed or not, have a 12 V system which includes a battery for running electronics and some accessories. Very old cars had a 6 V system. There is a
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by bloggie 3y ago
Does synthetic food show or promise improvements in any of these aspects?
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by bloggie 3y ago
Funny, because that's the reason I can't use Signal - I don't have a phone number.
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by bloggie 3y ago
Not exactly what you are referencing but ATA adaptors can do this by connecting to a voip host. Usually $40 and up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog_telephone_adapter
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by bloggie 3y ago
The poster's assumption that this is caused by the Apple product could be incorrect. The emissions could be caused by the supply equipment noise propagating down the cable. The load presented by the Apple product could induce the suppl
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by bloggie 3y ago
I use the apple notes app with the lock feature for this. And sometimes without the lock feature.
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by bloggie 3y ago
Staking, the present participle of stake, which means a wager, bet, or pledge. Tony is loaning Davey the money, but specifically to use as a wager, or stake, so it is Tony that is staking.
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by bloggie 3y ago
I suppose losing half your money in jewelry devaluation is better than losing all your money in currency devaluation or asset seizure?
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by bloggie 3y ago
Hi, I work in laser measurement and calibration. There is no secret sauce; you take a physical phenomenon that translates optical power or energy into an electrical signal, measure that signal, then find the sensitivity value of that phenom
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by bloggie 3y ago
Certainly quite a few, there are ARM chips in single-use products such as COVID tests.
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by bloggie 3y ago
The thing is processes get killed before the IO event appears.
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by bloggie 3y ago
I had this same problem, where a process gets killed while waiting for an IO event that never came. All of the killed processes were killed in this state! Seems that there's no way to prevent this if it happens.
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by bloggie 3y ago
ASML currently has a market cap larger than Intel. That has nothing to do with their sales but puts into perspective how important this technology is relative to all of Intel's activities. TSMC has been reported as their biggest client
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by bloggie 3y ago
I think Li-Fi is more comparable to Ethernet instead of Wi-Fi, not because the fundamentals are very different but because of the link budgets available. If you think of an ethernet line as a pipe carrying data, then a collimated laser can
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by bloggie 3y ago
The technology is mostly in those two camps because it's new, expensive, and niche, like WiFi was 20 years ago. As production increases (starts?), components will drop in cost and become standardized and more ubiquitious. At the moment
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by bloggie 3y ago
Does Immich have a work-around for this that could be implemented in Mobius Sync?
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by bloggie 3y ago
I also don't appreciate this, but I understand it is because they cannot compete on price, and if they are selling identical products this is one way to try and differentiate their offering. Example: https://www.leevalley.co
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by bloggie 3y ago
In CAD/EDM tools higher resolution means more productivity, (to a point) as you can fit more useful information on the screen at a time - you can “zoom out” more and still keep a useful level of detail. Especially useful in schematic a
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by bloggie 3y ago
The writing is on the wall for Altium, partially because they are shooting themselves in the foot with their pricing and feature releases (people and companies are tired of paying $3k/year for new via stitching tools when memory leak c
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by bloggie 3y ago
Yes Porsche has started with this, they have ~800 V batteries, as you said batteries themselves are the practical limit at the moment but both larger batteries (as with trucks) and new battery technology can help to lift that limit. There a
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by bloggie 3y ago
It is indeed totally insane, but this is what is being worked on, not necessairly for cars but trucks and semi trucks for example that have much larger batteries than a car. Already to achieve 250+ kW charging stations have to have huge cab
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by bloggie 3y ago
A good 20 years ago there was a bit of software called SphereXP that arranged windows in a 3D sphere around you, I really liked it and I’m glad the tech is coming back!
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When transforming the logic gate design of a chip into the lithographic plates used for chip production, the plates were originally made by applying tape to create the photo masks. The name stuck and it now means to move a semiconductor pro

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