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brk
6y ago
A "decorative" residential fireplace typically won't do much to provide real heat. If you want something that will make a difference it is usually going to be a sealed unit or something a little more purpose-built. Still, whe
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6y ago
I've been here since the beginning, though lurked for a while before actually creating an account. I was also at the original Startup School session or whatever it was called on a Saturday, I think shortly before this site launched?
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6y ago
The 3.5" drives had no practical disadvantages as compared to 5.25" drives, so the 5.25" units really declined in popularity and were EOL'd in most cases long before 3.5" drives disappeared. IIRC the interfaces and
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brk
6y ago
This would be better than FLIR's MSX, which generally suffers from a lack of precise alignment of the thermal and optical images, particularly for shots with a lot of depth of field.
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6y ago
I tend to doubt that happening soon. There are still a lot of logistical issues to drones flying around trying to deliver packages to the appropriate locations without a lot of live human supervision. IMO, this more opens up a potential mar
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Musk Email Employees After Stock Surge Is a Master Class in Brutal Honesty
(inc.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
There are several options, search for "WS2811 LED String" for starters. I have used the same string (more or less) that OP shows in the video with ESP32's and/or Pixelblaze controllers for various projects.
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'Handful' of Michigan Cadillac dealers take a buyout rather than sell EVs
(freep.com)
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6y ago
I recall being at a local (Detroit) IT seminar around the time Javascript was announced, and some guy from Sun with an English accent going on and on about how safe javascript would be, since it couldn't access local resources and they
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brk
6y ago
That is hardly the summary. The "broken cable" is the last in a serious of maintenance issues that have gone unaddressed and piled up into making it impractical to repair at this point.
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brk
6y ago
I understand your point, but in the lab scenarios we are theoretically using ideal(ish) conditions (or, at least what we think are ideal conditions). In the random nature scenario, probably 99% of all the instances would be immediately disc
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brk
6y ago
"PCB Design Service". After that, you will likely be looking for "certification services" in the form of UL, FCC, CE, etc.
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6y ago
IMO this is not a service to be used to make shippable product. It is basically an advanced reference design tool. They do the work of making all the right component connections and getting everything on a board so that you can focus on sof
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6y ago
Agreed, there is a "feel" to it in many cases. Starting to move something and feeling the machine shift or strain (indicating something might be stuck), or feeling that a load is possibly off balance, etc.
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6y ago
Like a primary color (RBG), pomelo can be thought of like a primary citrus. Pomelo is a citrus fruit that has been mixed with other citrus fruits to make new varieties, like grapefruit.
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6y ago
In general, I would start with addressing things they are allowed to get away with in terms of (re)scheduling flights, not updating passengers with relevant info in a timely manner, holding flights/passengers, and refunds/cancella
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brk
6y ago
I do not disagree with you in general, though in a list of "Things airlines do that should be illegal", I'm not even sure this would be in the top 20.
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6y ago
If you've flown American Airlines in the last few years you already know this. They hawk their credit cards so heavily on the flights that I almost feel bad for the flight attendants. Back when I was flying regularly (3-5x/week) i
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6y ago
Site is down, but from the cache link posted, this looks like an exploration into DIY CNC fabric cutting, recognizing that higher volume/higher price alternatives already exist in the market. Basic CNC control seems to mostly be a solv
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brk
6y ago
Why do you think they are squeezed out by Huawei? Ambarella has been continuously releasing improved products for surveillance cameras. Many of the top vendors of video cameras (Axis, Avigilon, Hanwha) either never used HiSilicon chips at
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6y ago
There have been plenty of alternatives for a while. Ambarella is the higher-end option, and Grain Media is one of the lower end options. I expect both of these companies (and others) to benefit from Huawei's loss here.
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6y ago
GoDaddy has been a bad actor for as long as I can remember. This thread is a good indicator of how/why they keep doing it though. Every time I start to think people have finally caught on an realized how GoDaddy treats customers and po
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brk
6y ago
Overall, HN has always been supportive of original, on-topic, relevant, insightful humor. That means though that any kind of meme-ish, repetitive, or obvious joke is going to fail. Basically HN in a great place for techie jokes that are ess
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6y ago
I wouldn't support Hikvision, but there are a number of good options from Axis, Hanwha, Vivotek, and others. They are all generally 7W or less, so solar compatible in most locations. Look for cameras rated IP66 or IP67 and you should h
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6y ago
What new boat can you get for $60k that is not an entry level model? A 23’ Chris Craft starts over $100k these days. That is something that I would put as roughly on par with what they are marketing this electric boat to in terms of buyer p
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Wireless Charging Is A Disater
(onezero.medium.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
I run one of the AIS stations that contributes to this. Of course, "RUN" is a bit of an overstatement, the little rPi unit basically just sits there unattended and feeds data received into the system without much need for any atte
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6y ago
Related, I put this together a couple of years ago to highlight the severity of a hard-coded backdoor in Hikvision IP cameras: https://ipvm.com/reports/hik-hack-map
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7y ago
While I think it is dead now, the 3Com Audrey was another gadget that was hacker/user supported and lived on long after its official demise. A mini (mostly) functional web terminal was a pretty novel thing when it was released.
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7y ago
To be completely serious, no it doesn't. I do not see an appointment of someone who is clearly both richer and smarter to be the frontman of the largest crisis to hit the country in recent history.
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