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Right, I should have said SoC and not camera in my original post. To install these you will generally need to physically open the camera and attach a serial adapter to issue the commands, so it's probably not for everyone. I'm al
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3y ago
Take a look at https://openipc.org/ and choose a camera from their supported list.
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3y ago
Ha! Hopefully you enjoyed it. I remember the first time that I played it, knowing absolutely nothing about it. It goes so much deeper than I had anticipated. As a heads-up, there is more than one ending!
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3y ago
See also: Universal Paperclips - https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html
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There are far more Xbox controllers in use than Logitech. In the gaming community, the Logitech controllers are known to be janky and less reliable. The PlayStation controllers are more popular globally, but have not had a great track recor
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I have a qotom 5 port mini-pc and it's fantastic. Openwrt x86 is wonderful.
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> As opposed to the professionals who went with a microsoft xbox controller? [1] The Xbox controllers have an astronomical number of testing hours on them by now.
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3y ago
Mitchell and Webb had some fantastic skits about this: https://youtu.be/DTcBWo4Aj0g https://youtu.be/xXSRvQlALMA
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3y ago
Yes, and they once neglected to prevent division by zero: https://www.wired.com/1998/07/sunk-by-windows-nt/
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3y ago
Good lord, at least use an Xbox controller. They are supported pretty much everywhere and are very durable. The US Navy uses them because they are durable and because new recruits are already intimately familiar with them.
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3y ago
I remember the days of bnetd, and that didn't end well.
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Right, you don't need to memorize much of anything to walk the streets of NYC successfully. Take a look at this random pin drop on google maps: < https://www.google.com/maps/@40.74162,-73.9937274,3a,53.3y,1... &
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NYC's streets are mostly numbered. If something is given a name, it's usually a bigger avenue. The narrower blocks are numbered and it's easy to tell if you've gone in the wrong direction because the numbers are going
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Yes, sorry, without a map.
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New York City is easy to navigate without a ~GPS~ map. It has a fairly logical layout, and I can generally figure out where I'm going. Philadelphia, on the other hand, was not easy to navigate at all.
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Plus you can't forget Natalie Portman and Hot grits down your pants. What a strange place that was.
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3y ago
I have to imagine that many people are deleting all of their comments / submissions.
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3y ago
The linux btrtl driver lists a whole slew of binary firmware blobs, but maybe they also produce a few modules which do not require them. Can you give me an example of a realtek module which does not require any? I know that I've used
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3y ago
Right, but those usually require some sort of binary blob despite being USB. Look in /lib/firmware. My laptop has a Bluetooth adapter connected internally, made by Intel. # modinfo btintel filename: /lib/
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3y ago
Perhaps the available BT modules all required binary blobs?
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3y ago
i.reddit.com just redirects to new reddit now.
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3y ago
I never asked for them to be paid. I'm saying that reddit can exist due to their generosity, and that these people use third party tools and the API to do this. That's being taken away.
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3y ago
From what I have read, a lot of moderators also use third party apps as moderation tools. They are not paid to do this job. Heck, most of the video content on Reddit is reposted from other sources.
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It works for me
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The one which pretended to delete your save file got a lot of people.
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> Every large city has Kia and Hyundais, you would think this would be a nationwide phenomenon. It absolutely is, though.
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I have an older (2011) Kia and took it in for a firmware update. It changed two things: 1. Alarm sounds for 60s, increased from 30s 2. The key must be in the ignition for the vehicle to start #2 seemed kinda odd, but then I re
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I think that you're significantly over-analyzing this. People read fiction because it's enjoyable, they like to have their imagination tickled, and it doesn't have to be tuned for maximum drama. This is like saying that you
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I understand the difference now. Thanks!
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I loved seeing pelicans dive under while I was snorkeling, being 40' under water and seeing a cormorant would be incredible. That's a sight the vast majority of people will never see.
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