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by btreecat 6y ago
My small startup company went with Zoho office at first because of the price. But the features is what has us looking to stay for a while. One thing I would love to see is the addition of wildcard addresses like the way google has and micro
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by btreecat 6y ago
The rule being bypassed is the 30% Google tax by using in app transactions through the pay store. They just don't ban the alternative practice.
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by btreecat 6y ago
So I have been thinking about software projects lately, and I have come to the conclusion that a lot of these tools/solutions exist to "build houses" when most of us are just throwing together lean-to sheds and dog houses. So
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by btreecat 6y ago
I notice you had not tried squirrleSQL http://www.squirrelsql.org/ OP's client looks way nicer for sure
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by btreecat 7y ago
Nice to learn how others approach this task. Curious, with so many extensions to markdown, why not use something like ascii doc or rst instead?
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by btreecat 7y ago
Why not look at who wrote the regulations?
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by btreecat 7y ago
I was with you till this part >When I’m ready to present some or all of my changes to upstream, I grab git rebase and reorganize all of these into their respective features, bugfixes, and so on, forming a series of carefully organized, s
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by btreecat 7y ago
I think for now the best solution is to use this as a mobile terminal for a machine that is running an x86/64 chip then just remote in either via SSH or x2go.
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by btreecat 7y ago
Cool, cool, so desktop Linux client is coming along then? Or is B2 / alternative vendors the only foreseeable option?
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by btreecat 7y ago
>JS manages to do that just fine How do you define just fine? It's taken us many years to migrate EMCA versions only to have multiple incompatible runtimes. And JS "The good parts" is like 1/10 of the full language so
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by btreecat 7y ago
>Every drone is going to record everything using multiple cameras and send them to their backend. Certainly not in the near future, and probably not ever for delivery drones. Such systems would require unreasonable additional payload. Ev
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by btreecat 7y ago
They are. Frangibility was a huge part of the resulting design. You might say _impact on others_ was one of the most important things they had to address with the FAA.
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by btreecat 7y ago
Currently they will be sticking to daylight hours and calm enough weather. Also due to the valley here, they will have to worry about days with low clouds due to temperature inversions. I see drones as one of the potential solutions to last
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by btreecat 7y ago
Ducted fans pointed downward are not particularly good for forward flight.
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by btreecat 7y ago
ADS-B out is only required for manned aircraft flying in and out of controlled airspace. There are some other exceptions as well IIRC for gliders, ultra lights and some others.
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by btreecat 7y ago
>Aircraft need to be able to see other aircraft so as not to collide with them. Especially so if you foresee a future where delivery drones are as common as cars. Cameras are not being used for this job. >They also need to avoid obsta
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by btreecat 7y ago
You are correct, these particular aircraft do not rely on cameras for navigation.
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by btreecat 7y ago
Yes, I fly them professionally. The sound is related to the size, pitch, and profile of the propellers as well as the speed they are spinning. The reason the guy down the street is probably loud is he is flying a race drone and hitting very
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by btreecat 7y ago
That's not what these particular aircraft are capable of.
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by btreecat 7y ago
These particular air craft do not use cameras for navigation.
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by btreecat 7y ago
There are two great videos on why this author is wrong about digital sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd_mhBf_FJA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWjdWCePgvA
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by btreecat 7y ago
It was also on Linux+Firefox
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by btreecat 7y ago
Neat stuff! Why is it always yawing to the left? Sometimes I can get it to stop but as soon as I move the mouse again it continues to spin.
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by btreecat 7y ago
Tethered drones are quite interesting. I fly one for our company but we have yet to get much interest in getting it adopted by first responders or LEO. The "unlimited power" comes with some major asterisk from my experience althou
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by btreecat 7y ago
LOL no
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by btreecat 7y ago
>But if you don't know why you need it, it's probably not a good fit for you just yet Right, it's def not a failed marketing push as to why your website talks about a programming language, with no actual examples of said p
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by btreecat 7y ago
Ok, so how do I just look up the langue, tools and play around with it? The website shows no examples of what the language actually is, what tooling actually exists etc. I got accepted to the private alpha but I can't tell why I should
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by btreecat 7y ago
https://sanic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
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by btreecat 7y ago
Turn off for 2 seconds
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by btreecat 7y ago
They talk about Pixle/Chrome OS "tablets" but not Android, which is what I actually want. Please make a follow up to the Nexus 9.

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