exar0815

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   by exar0815 7y ago

   If you like his content, Go with Scott Manley. He has at least some formal training as he is an astrophysicist by trade. Massive knowledge and in-depth bits of info.
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   As far as I recall, NATO was always seen as a organization of western democracies. IIRC there are and were only at least nominally democratic countries members - Spain was only admitted after Franco. And genocide was always the line every c
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   Weird how everyone focuses on Trumps -admittedly- idiotic retreat and his tweets, while one thing is very rarely mentioned: How the bloody hell can it be that one NATO-Member needs troops on the ground to prevent another NATO-Member from co
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   Threadripper 2 was 12nm, Threadripper 14. The new TR3 will be 7nm
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   AFAIK is Threadripper 2 12nm. I guess its because they can deliver very high speed with that process, without cannibalizing the already overtaxed TSMC-7nm Lines. Threadripper-users dont care that much about energy efficiency - and its a sma
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   This is manifestly bullshit. When I as an Engineer build a physical product, I have to take care that it fulfills the legal and normative requirements of every place I plan to sell it. The product of a software company is said software. The
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   Highly unlikely. Those waters are too shallow for any US-Submarines (Or british) to operate in. And its one of the prime hunting grounds for german submarines, which are based in the Area. Much too risky.
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   He's talking about the Formula 1 cars. I think except of two teams all current teams are based in Britain (Ferrari and Toro Rosso). Even more, most of them are in a 50 Kilometer radius in the Midlands. And that has historical precedenc
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   by exar0815 7y ago

   I can only recommend the "Veronica"-Series of Quinn Dunki, where she builds a complete graphics card for her 8-Bit-computer, as well as the computer itself http://quinndunki.com/blondihacks/?page_id=1761
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    by exar0815 7y ago

    This looks like a cool device for people just starting with electronics. Slight OT: Its really sad to see that even though SDR really took off in the last couple of years, there really is no open source or at least low-cost toolchain for RF
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    Sex censorship killed the internet we love(engadget.com)

    8 points by exar0815 8y ago|3 comments
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    by exar0815 8y ago

    Look on every factory floor. Look in manufactory, look in specialzed machinery. For example: Kuka, Rexroth, Festo, Liebherr, DMG Mori, Bosch, Siemens, Zeiss, Dräger, Infineon, Thyssen Krupp, Aixtron, Osram, Rheinmetall, MTU. No average cust
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    Netflix, Spotify, YouTube: Eight Strategic Complaints Filed on “Right to Access”(noyb.eu)

    4 points by exar0815 8y ago|0 comments
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    Passive wireless sensors for IoT-applications(everythingrf.com)

    2 points by exar0815 8y ago|0 comments
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    by exar0815 8y ago

    I have been able to look under the bonnet of this car, this has nothing to do at all with how you imagine a car - pure high tech. And during the race, the complications caused due to the massive Battery force the people around the Race Tra
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    by exar0815 9y ago

    Its not only the journals. Another thing that costs shittons of money are standards. A single two-dozen page ISO, DIN or comparable standard can easily amount to a couple thousand Euros. And it's not like you need one. You might need a
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    by exar0815 9y ago

    One of the best things of HA is the Emulated Hue Bridge. It allows you the mapping of any kind of Hardware on the corresponding Hue Device. It basically translates e.g. MQTT to Hue. This nicely allowed it to me to integrate my custom built
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    by exar0815 9y ago

    So, this is a small Smartphone with a limited-capabilites OS, for which you need a full-feature Smartphone of the same Brand to use advanced funtions.
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    by exar0815 9y ago

    I somehow fail to find the ACTUAL hardware, say electronics...
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    by exar0815 9y ago

    This is a problem which is commen in the US-Military. As I know a dozen Soldiers - mainly Army - of the Bundeswehr, they all recall their trainings against US-Army units stationed in Germany. They all said: "Take out the higher ranking
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Research before you write. Audi is part of the Volkswagen Group, which consists of VW, Audi, Porsche, Skoda, Seat, Lamborghini, Bentley, Bugatti, Scania, MAN and Ducati. So they all produce for different niches of the Market. The cheap smal
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Sky is a useless hog of idiocy, just selling lots and lots of advertising. Most cringeworthy thing to tell about is Sky Bundesliga (the german soccer league). Its the only way to see the most popular sport in germany. You pay for Sky Entert
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Why should I enroll in a US college? I mean, I get probably the best education as an engineer for free, not counting that the scope and orientation of an american bachelors degree is more like german abitur than a bachelors degree here. To
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Jeb wont need that. Jeb will fly without a puny computer. Because Jeb is a steely eyed missile man.
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Yeah, my comment doesnt make that much sense, reading it again. That was just an example how badly trained personnel can make any accident worse, justifying a very well trained operator for crucial automated systems.
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    I reckon the TSA-Checks are more of "Lets prevent a Terrorist from using a 500 ton plane with 250.000 litres of high explosive fuel moving at 700km/h against something else" than of "Lets prevent someone from killing the
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Every automated System needs a very well trained and calm operator when it all goes south. Thats the difference between e.g. Chernobyl and Fukushima/Three Mile Island. While very bad accidents, the last fail-save, the humans, didnt fuc
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Capture of HDMI Video via Network, driverless, on any OS that is able to accept a Video Stream.
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    Okay, now I've got an interesting question. On my ancient MacBook, while using bootcamp, there was a driver issue, which did not allow me to disable TOSLINK in my audio jack, so always shining a bright red light out of it. While not be
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    by exar0815 10y ago

    The first post: No, Nay, Never replace with "some old caps". At first, try to determine WHY the caps failed. E.G. Is there something exceedingly hot around, and can you fix it? Second, the best thing to do is take caps with high