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by extrapickles 5y ago
Its probably a HT-90X or similar reballing kit. They are generally made out of aluminum and anodized various colors.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
That sounds a lot like the ELF radio system they used, which basically was used to order submarines to surface (or near enough) to receive new orders as the bandwidth was <1 baud. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extr
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by extrapickles 5y ago
There is a emission’s control law that is effectively banning any truck older than a 10 years from entering California which would also need a temporary stay to help get the bottleneck cleared as fast as possible.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Adding an extra layer is expensive (and done in pairs). As others mentioned, when you go to manufacture your boards, you export each layer into its own file, zip them all up and then send/upload the files to your manufacturer. Either y
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by extrapickles 5y ago
You can always put in a energy/heat recovery ventilator. They use the outgoing stale air to warm/cool the incoming fresh air, so it’s more efficient than leaving a window open. Downside is they need a small amount (20-60w) of powe
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Its likely because bringing a smelter and wire drawing machine don’t feel “space age”. Also most people think of small bases where its not cost effective to bring a bunch of manufacturing capacity as quite a few processes don’t scale down w
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Its probably more realistic to put a few satellites in orbit of the moon and beam power from them. This keeps the distances down so the transmitter and receivers can be more reasonably sized. If you also switch to laser power beaming, they
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by extrapickles 5y ago
The tech were the actor is surrounded by bright LED displays showing the virtual set works much better than green screen as the actor now gets somewhat correct lighting. It also allows for shinny clothing to have the scene correctly display
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Its so mistakes can be corrected. The transaction will show up in the account in a few seconds, but it takes a few days to be final.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Most large real-time systems (or near enough) must be eventually consistent due to speed of light delays between all nodes of the system. Multiplayer video games have big problems with light speed. A user could be 100ms away from the server
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by extrapickles 5y ago
The problem is that the military does (or at least did in the 200X's) train people how to repair and troubleshoot. They basically take the people more adapt to do that sort of work and train them how to do it. I know several people w
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by extrapickles 5y ago
You can use the classic techniques such as using waxes and/or oils to add water resistance. There are downsides though in that they add more weight and require special care (eg: oiled items cannot be washed with soap without having to
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Consumer film cameras are extinct as they have been replaced by digital. They are only carried by specialty stores now as people only use it as a hobby.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
You would have to develop a ECC that worked similar to homomorphic encryption, where you can do computations on the chipertext (or in this case, the ECC) without knowing the plain text. For this application, plain text would effectively be
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by extrapickles 5y ago
What needs to happen is to bring ECC to all levels of a chips logic to solve this. ARM vs RISC-V vs x64 doesn't address the problem as nothing in them inherently solves the problem. Making adders that add with ECC will. If all of the l
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by extrapickles 5y ago
You can buy eink shelf labels that have radios in them for the self updating pricing and promotional pricing features. Not sure if they make ones that can handle being in fridge/freezer though (condensation is huge problem in those env
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by extrapickles 5y ago
When correctly muffled, engine breaking is not really any noisier than the engine operating normally. Truckers will sometimes install a valve to bypass the muffler, so they can let someone know that they just cut them off, and that they sho
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by extrapickles 5y ago
After investing[0] billions per year in traditional communications companies, we still have people where the only way they can get service is by laying the fiber themselves. States have also been trying to invest in expanding fiber, but tra
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by extrapickles 5y ago
It in theory could do GSM, though you might need two, depending on if it can tune from the tower->handset and handset->tower frequencies fast enough.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Bugs involving printers are among the worst, as everything software with them is a few notches down on the quality scale. Also, troubleshooting involves reams of paper or giant rolls of labels. A good test for a printer/print spooler i
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by extrapickles 5y ago
That would also fix the incentive problem dating sites have to make sure you only find low quality matches so you will stay on the platform.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Only smaller ones are, and they can still vent hydrogen in some cases. All sealed lead-acid batteries have shorter lifespans as you can’t add water to them to replace water lost to hydrogen gas production.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
If you assume that 500A is the largest cable that a user can handle[0], then 2kV per megawatt. If you don't mind actively cooling the part of the cable the user handles, then you could run at higher currents for the same cable size. Th
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Most OS's out there are unsuitable for making appliances, which this seems aimed at. Right now your choices are a Realtime OS or Linux. Realtime OS don't support making GUIs and Linux has a lot of foot-guns. Normally, updates to a
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by extrapickles 5y ago
You can easily buy a roll of them as stickers for a few cents each, no special machinery needed to apply.
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by extrapickles 5y ago
I should add that burnout is a massive problem when it comes to quality. Even if you found a good consultant (or group of), for round #2, they could have just finished testing all of your competitors products and are now worn out. Schedulin
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Security unfortunately is a creative process, which is hard to get consistent. I would love to use something like statistical product control, but I have yet to see a good way to apply it (or similar techniques) without forcing pen-tests to
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by extrapickles 5y ago
Our reports always have a section on things we looked at or for. Doing so takes a majority of the time it takes to write the report. Since it adds to the cost, firms that don’t do this can underbid the ones that do. For slimmed down reports
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by extrapickles 5y ago
There are a few bespoke consulting firms that actually try to improve their clients security beyond checklist whack-a-mole and automated scanning. Annoyingly bunch of charlatan firms pretend to do this, but just toss an intern with a scanne
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by extrapickles 5y ago
It also helps keep a slug of water from entering the air lines if employees (and management) puts off draining the accumulated water for too long. You can also get ones that are triggered by a float if the system is for 24/7 operation.

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