elago

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by elago 9y ago
What success of Signal? I use To in Android for texting but only a small percentage of my contacts are even using it. However I'm not really convinced Signal is all that secure in the Android ecosystem, and I trust Open Whisper Systems
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by elago 9y ago
Do you think the internet is the same as it ever was? I think the internet, it's uses, and the ISPs, have all changed and that it's worth revisiting regulations applied. There are valid arguments, but the fact that we were fine
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by elago 9y ago
I also am satisfied with what the pcb industry provides anyways, but couldn't this 3d printing technique produce more than 2 layer boards? That seems like at least one potential improvement beyond milling a copper board. I do wonder ho
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by elago 9y ago
No. Signals okay for a drop in replacement for a phones built-in text messaging app (unfortunately really few of my contacts are using it) but once I'm on a laptop/PC there are way better messaging apps imo. Signal feels slightly
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by elago 9y ago
I also use Vimium and can't live without it, then switched to Qutebrowser which solved some issues that were always annoying me with Vimium, specifically: 1) Vimium key bindings don't work on the new tab page, and don't work
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by elago 9y ago
Consider either a thermoelectric generator[1] or sterling engine[2]. Either of these can produce power given a hot and cold reservoir. Of course neither device is appropriate for this specific application (the temperature differential betwe
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by elago 9y ago
>You can only extract energy from a tube like this if there's some energy potential between the two ends. The difference in temperature between the air at the bottom of the tube and the top of the tube is that potential.
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by elago 9y ago
Admittedly I'm not extremely advanced in embedded design, and work more on prototype r&d than production applications with really high stakes (life safety, expensive equipment failure) I've always been really repulsed by labv