exar0815

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by exar0815 5y ago
Risky. They will most probably be hit with a cease and desist by Lego because it is Lego, and by Apple for unauthorized use of Apple parts. On a more serious notez absolutely great project!
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by exar0815 6y ago
This is not true. The most sensible place was intentionally overlooked because one of germanys larges political parties (CSU) has all her voters there, and the next best place (Gorleben) was politically and ideologically fought over for dec
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by exar0815 6y ago
Well, there is also the fact that Ellen Pao, former Reddit CEO, is linked to Partys by Epstein.[1] Also, there was a lot of circumstantial evidence alleging Ghislaine Maxwell was a powerful mod on reddit, with a very disgusting collection o
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by exar0815 6y ago
This argument is bent over backwards. A cafeteria serving red meat allows people not eating red meat to not order it. The other way around, not so much. And thats the problem with all the neo-luddite, super-feminist or anarcho-ecological mo
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by exar0815 6y ago
Low end is Air to dirt against shepherds with rusty Kalashnikovs. The best plane for that is the A-10. Interestingly, exactly the plane the Army grunt and brass loves and the Air Force Brass wants to get it killed ASAP.
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by exar0815 6y ago
It's quite simple. The successfull military programs are the ones building one thing to do one thing well. A-10, F-16, B-52. The Programs wanting to do everything in one System fail. F-35, Zumwalt, Eurofighter.
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Key Performance Indicators (SF Short)(zerohplovecraft.wordpress.com)
1 points by exar0815 6y ago|0 comments
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by exar0815 6y ago
If I were very cynical, i would see the reason for the great stagnation in the fact that the USA wasn't able to either rob any country blind or profit from some widespread unrest in the last decades. A lot of the technical leadership t
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by exar0815 6y ago
What operating system are you using? First step in Windows is this https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Adjust-CPU-Frequency-in... In Linux you can control it much more gradually https://wiki.archlinux.org/i
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Intel is spreading FUD about supposed Ryzen 4000 performance drops on battery(extremetech.com)
118 points by exar0815 6y ago|32 comments
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by exar0815 6y ago
The first number signifies the generation. What you mean is intel with its i3/i5/i7/i9 marketing Names to segment features behind arbitrary performance classes. AMD3XXX goes from 4 Cores on 3100 to 3995 with 64 cores.
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by exar0815 6y ago
The biggest fear of US-Geopolitics basically since 1920 is close ties of europe to russia. A european economy fueled by cheap russian resources would mean even less reliance on the US. Thats why the US is so heavy handed to a lot of those p
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by exar0815 6y ago
Also impressive: They can do it repeatedly in a very short time span (double stack) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUN62poXEHs
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by exar0815 6y ago
Nothing, absolutely nothing surprises me about that. Public Infrastructure in the disaster management system is a - disaster. Example: Yes, my home village and the surrounding 20-30 Villages all have their old air-raid sirens to notify the
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by exar0815 6y ago
Do you have any source for that comment?
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by exar0815 6y ago
This is a problem for Intel on four fronts at the same time: - x86-CPUs from AMD with better efficiency in Desktop and Datacenter - Apple-ARM Macbooks showing that it doesnt have to be x86 at all - x86-APUs from AMD with Navi-GPUs versus In
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by exar0815 6y ago
The "problem" everywhere is streaming. 4G/5G would be a decent replacement for basically everything else. But streaming breaks every data cap, sadly. Oh, and games. I just read that some modern games have patches(!) of over 1
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by exar0815 6y ago
So the situation below the ground is not better than in Germany. We call the former monopolist with the violet T the "World champion in cramming data on a bell wire". Here its also just the choice between rather slow xDSL via anci
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by exar0815 7y ago
There are now wire-guided AA-missiles that are launched from torpedo tubes while the sub is underwater.
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by exar0815 7y ago
That would be the example I know of. https://www.thyssenkrupp-marinesystems.com/en/missile-system...
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by exar0815 7y ago
Because they are diesel-electric. Diesel charges the batteries during snorkelling - afterwards you just use the batteries. Additionally, modern submarines like the german 212A-Class use fuel cells and other air-independent means of propulsi
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by exar0815 7y ago
Lets just say it that way: There is a lot of anti-american undercurrent in the german population. The obvious hate for germany and the economic war agains europe and especially germany from the Trump administration did not help that. Curren
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by exar0815 7y ago
Base Station -> fixed site, radio tower, top of a building... Mobile Station -> smartphone, mobile router, car...
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by exar0815 7y ago
Its just physically not feasible. For an antenna array with 2 dimensional beamforming you need an array of NxN antennas, which all have the dimension of a fraction of a wavelength, so we are talking about a not insignificant size. Additiona
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by exar0815 7y ago
What you mean is either achieved with conventional high-gain antennas (Dishes, mostly) or with beamforming by either a passive, or in this case more likely, active phased array. TBH, I dont know of any commercial handsets doing so (albeit I
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by exar0815 7y ago
As far as I can gleam from this report, they want to revitalize the old "bent pipe" model of satellite communication, where the sat only acts as a repeater . I am still very wary of it being feasible. While the track of BS->MS
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by exar0815 7y ago
I would add thesignalpath and mikeselectricstuff to the list. Much more advanced, but very good to learn professional PCB design
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by exar0815 7y ago
I can recommend the Wargame-Series (European Escalation, AirLand Battle and esp. Red Dragon). Sure, your logistics begin at the Map border, but you have to make do with the units given in the campaign, so losses are permanent. And you have
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by exar0815 7y ago
Well, there was the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, where temporarily united germanic tribes managed to massacre around 20 000 roman legionnaires under the lead of a roman-trained traitor.
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Boeing 777X’s fuselage split dramatically during September stress test(seattletimes.com)
163 points by exar0815 7y ago|76 comments

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