edrxty

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by edrxty 3y ago
This is interesting, I'm surprised you can push back on this. Usually even if it's not legal people will just blindly force the issue because they don't fully understand and can't be told otherwise. Has anyone attempted
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by edrxty 3y ago
Yeah this is an underrated position at this point in the history of the web. Back a decade or two ago, people were experimenting with cool graphic design layouts and UI flows and new experiences were always popping up. Now everything is c
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by edrxty 3y ago
Also busy installing Linux on a spacecraft. Turns out you don't need things to be perfect, just very well documented and easy to adapt to random people's needs. Not commercialized to all fuck helps too.
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by edrxty 3y ago
I think in this case the US is mostly concerned with securing the increasingly lucrative exclusive economic zone north of Alaska. Anything beyond that we can use air power over sea power, now that we've given up on desert power.
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by edrxty 3y ago
It's interesting to watch these immutable images being adopted in the wider computing community. This has been a thing forever in the embedded world with Yocto/Peta Linux/Buildroot images. The image is a usually a straight
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by edrxty 3y ago
Yes and no (I know, way to narrow it down). On one hand, yeah, that aligns with a vaguely socialist ideology and maybe some other stuff. It has some of my biases in it, particularly in terms of what our current problems actually are (a s
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by edrxty 3y ago
That's a "rationalist" blog, an inherently unreliable source in this area, and they're literally only quoting people who have a relationship with him and stand to gain financially from his success. Objectively, at presen
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by edrxty 3y ago
I think I know what you mean but I'm still very confused.
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by edrxty 3y ago
Once you have one ergo keyboard you don't buy a hundred ergo keyboards. looks at desk ......fuck Humans are deeply weird...
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by edrxty 3y ago
> If you don't work, you don't eat. Oh no....
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by edrxty 3y ago
I know you're being glib, I just wish everyone would calm down about communism and capitalism. They're both useful but flawed ideologies and if there's one thing that the last century should have taught us, humans are not go
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by edrxty 3y ago
> If a city still has parking minimums on the books, I evaluate all involved parties as utterly unserious, pseudo-scientific religious zealots. You speak the truth here... The rest I could take or leave. It's not completely wrong b
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by edrxty 3y ago
Do it ancient Rome style. Send the Senate with the troops
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by edrxty 3y ago
The Elon stans need to read up on his history. He claims to have significant engineering experience but in reality he does not, he mostly got lucky a couple times early on and hired well. There are millions of people much more capable tha
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by edrxty 3y ago
It sounds like a lot of fun honestly. I tried learning and made some progress but that was a long time ago. Lots of other stuff to do and it's fairly time consuming I found.
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by edrxty 3y ago
I'm working diligently on it, don't worry. Someone gave me a extra but I can't speak a dit of morse.
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by edrxty 3y ago
Sounds like we need to do the same thing in the US then.
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by edrxty 3y ago
*for weird TLDs I've had all of these issues and more but only with my address that uses an unusual TLD. As a joke I've considered creating an inbox at something like atdot@atdotatdot.com just so I can cause havoc when someone fre
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by edrxty 3y ago
The sdr situation is rough right now. The typical people who are hams and are buying the bulk of the radios are not the kind of people who are great with computers at anywhere near the level necessary to benefit from SDR. These same peo
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by edrxty 3y ago
It seems like societies start to have issues when they become too risk averse and comfortable. Humans are actually really good at handling risk and even negative outcomes and it's very central to our nature. The problem is when the ri
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by edrxty 3y ago
I don't think it would be if it wasn't for a bunch of people who decided to start an unrelated holy war against any mitigation of the virus. They caused everyone to become hyper alert for any signs of dissent which has made this
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by edrxty 3y ago
I wonder if this has an infrared filter on the sensor. It would be incredibly cool to get a sensor that doesn't have any filtering out of the box and lets the user install whatever they need on the lens. That would greatly improve th
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by edrxty 3y ago
Highest end part: 7.125GHz 8x or 6x 9.851GSPS DACs 8x 2.95GSPS and 2x 5.9GSPS ADCs or 6x 5.9GSPS So in other words, as much as you want.
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by edrxty 3y ago
Xilinx RFSoC is is essentially that. CPU + FPGA + ADCs all in one package. Just be ready to shell out because they're almost entirely being sold to people building extremely sophisticated weapons.
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by edrxty 3y ago
LMS7002M is an option if you want to do something crazy, otherwise RTL2832U
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by edrxty 3y ago
The FAA needs to stop regulating them as manned aircraft so it's not a felony to down them intentionally
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by edrxty 3y ago
You'd still need ammunition and the individual parts still look pretty striking. With a modern polymer firearm you're just going to see the slide and barrel assembly anyway. Go look up some pictures of firearms in luggage, they&
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by edrxty 3y ago
I suspect weapon and gun aren't the same thing here. I've accidentallied a ton of knives through TSA checkpoints because they're small and don't show up well against a my giant ball of cables, adapters, and chargers. O
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by edrxty 3y ago
This used to be more of a thing here in the early 2010s, I'd love to see it return.
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by edrxty 3y ago
This exists, there are 3.7v lithium rechargeable cells with buck converters tacked on so they act like 1.5v alkalynes. They still have poor performance because the converters aren't perfectly efficient and rechargeables don't hav

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