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by brewtide 2y ago
Yes
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by brewtide 2y ago
This has been on my list for a while now, and I've played with radio in various forms (allowed...) for the past few years and have quite the collection of baofang, many sdrs, a dish collecting goes16 images 24/7.. etc. I am howeve
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by brewtide 2y ago
Rtl-sdr blog v3 has a direct sampling mode that will get you into the single-digit mhz. I assume that the v4 does as well. The earlier versions apparently also have this mode but it requires opening the devices up and a bit of soldering her
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by brewtide 2y ago
Shiny new phones every year, bigger better faster shinier cars, Fancier meals, must have gadgets, keeping a keen eye on the Jones's, better fuller lawn without weeds, that paved driveway you've always wanted, a faster computer, be
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by brewtide 2y ago
I've installed ollama and the open chat (?) software on a local machine. It was pretty simple to get working. Is it 'just as simple' to install llama.cpp ? If not, I would consider the ollama wrapper to have an actual use-cas
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by brewtide 2y ago
Haha. I completely forgot that game rentals came with a manual. I remember them always being absolutely beat up, and near shredded, but usually there!
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by brewtide 2y ago
A great example. It doesn't even have to be out of malice as your example shows, just automation without actual checksums. "For the greater good" ism will just naturally evolve and thoughts / works / stances distant
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by brewtide 2y ago
I honestly believe this is how the world's information will continue to be filtered more and more, and the information that is 'disliked' will be slowly wound out from society. All that ever comes to mind is re-writing news a
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by brewtide 2y ago
The "kia boys" are out stealing car after car for $100 from interviews online. Incentives seem lower than we all think?
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by brewtide 2y ago
Thanks for providing the links I did not -- Kids were waking up and I was trying to bang through it! One of the things that I always messed up when calibrating it, is the step using the CD-on-a-stick part. You need to do this calibration ph
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by brewtide 2y ago
This isn't quite the example list that you are looking for as the mentioned 'projects' in the following list were done at home, with a lot more timeframe allowed to discuss / work on them. My children are now 8 and 10, b
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by brewtide 2y ago
Not in their use case, which is the entire "perhaps this is a bad idea" take.
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by brewtide 2y ago
Talk was like a WPM contest.
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by brewtide 2y ago
I think we, as Humana, mentally survive a lot better in smaller local groups. Once a certain population density hits, it seens things go wrong much more quickly.
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by brewtide 2y ago
Usenet was on fire when it came out.
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by brewtide 2y ago
I read this as I'm standing next to my bare esp32 with dht22 temp sensor hanging off it with DuPont wires... Nevermind the ones in the schoolhouse, basement, chicken coop... So, yeah, I fully agree. One day I'll buy a 3d printer b
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by brewtide 3y ago
Guess what happened to the entire notion of the internet? Sigh
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by brewtide 3y ago
Letting them out in the spring and seeing these large, generally "lumbering" animals run, hop, and frolic in enjoyment is a scene one never forgets.
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by brewtide 3y ago
As someone who wears headphones basically all day at work (painter...) I 100% agree. It's a whole different experience, in a different dynamic. On a similar note, 80% of the time I'm wearing my Sony linkbuds -- the ones with the &
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by brewtide 3y ago
I was on the fence about buying a zenphone but waiting to see if the bootloader unlock ever showed back up. Still holding a pixel 3, unlocked, with lineage. There are no small phones with good specs and unlockable. Zenphone seemed the way,
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by brewtide 3y ago
https://github.com/htotoo/ESP32-Portapack Looks like this may be in the works!
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by brewtide 3y ago
Pre-cogs, I knew it.
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by brewtide 3y ago
Worked for a res-electrician for about 6 years. We would often strongly suggest that people run cat5e (it was years back now) to many locations for future proofing layouts and connections in the house. Very very few people had interest in t
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by brewtide 3y ago
In an area around nearby, years ago (in the sticks...) someone went up the power lines through the woods and clipped all the bare grounding wire from miles of poles from about 8 feet up to the ground. Seems like a lot of work for low money.
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by brewtide 3y ago
This is all happening anyways, just at a far slower scale.
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by brewtide 3y ago
Recently both my mortgage company, who bought my mortgage from another company without any say from me in the matter, had a giant leak. You heard about it. I'm hardly alone . Then Comcast/Xfinity, same thing. I have 2 options for
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by brewtide 3y ago
But one of those things has the responsibility placed up on you. The other, not so much. Plenty of downsides to crypto no doubt, but I'm not sure "personal responsibility" is one of them.
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by brewtide 3y ago
This exactly. Whatever the motive, whomever fully realizes that this address is watched with a very fine tooth comb and simply isn't possible to go unnoticed. Why the expenditure? Someone above basically said marketing -- marketing Bit
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by brewtide 3y ago
I dunno. Sleeping glued to the heaters sure beat slogging the 1/4, mile at 8am with wind and sometimes snow whipping you in the face. They didn't build the MOST IMPORTANT tunnel!
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New Yorkers feel betrayed as police radio dispatches end(theguardian.com)
2 points by brewtide 3y ago|2 comments

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