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jaseg
12y ago
During spelling correction, there is not any need for any data to leave your computer. In fact, the spelling correction on this text box is a feature of your browser, not of news.ycombinator.com. The whole point about serving targeted ads i
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jaseg
13y ago
In addition to sensor-based collision avoidance you would probably want some means of communication between the drones so they can choose non-colliding flight paths in advance. In the altitude these drones will be flying most of the regular
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13y ago
I think tree branches will be a rather large problem for these drones since you need a pretty high resolution 3D sensor to accurately detect them. GPS is most certainly not enough for navigation next to a building since you can hardly get a
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jaseg
13y ago
Instead of a battery-powered beacon you would likely use fiducials [0]. The issue I see with delivery to windows is all the clutter that is commonly found in front of windows such as power lines, tree branches etc. since that cannot yet be
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13y ago
I don't think so. The PRNG will at least be less biased.
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13y ago
I would seriously advise anybody from using this device. Designing a hardware true random number generator takes a lot of effort that this design is evidently lacking. For example, there is no whitening whatsoever. Even worse, the firmware
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13y ago
They claim to be a "non-profit" organization organizing community events. I think it was not very intelligent on their part to (according to their post) try to finance themselves by effectively trademark-trolling community events.
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Show HN: Display Animated GIFs On Your Terminal
(github.com)
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13y ago
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A unicode table in
(gist.github.com)
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13y ago
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Windows XP as your screensaver
(gist.github.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
When you allow less common tools to be used, one could use the bash or zsh read-builtin to read the master password without echoing (e.g. dash's read can not do that) and use xclip or similar to directly put the password into the X clipboar
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jaseg
14y ago
Though that would be hard to do in a one-line shell script, which was the idea behind the gist.
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14y ago
I have added a link to your comment to the gist in the warning.
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Midnight project: Password manager without a password manager
(gist.github.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The python scripts to generate the repository from the xmls freely available from the german government is also on github: https://github.com/bundestag/gesetze-tools So, go ahead, hack! ;)
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14y ago
This is not an official project, "just" someone who registered the organization "Bundesregierung" ("Federal Government") at github and processed the official XMLs into markdown.
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14y ago
Actually, it is not "the government" doing this. It is somebody scraping an official web site containing every law, processing it and pushing the result to this repository.
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Germany's laws on github, machine-readable and ready to be forked
(github.com)
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14y ago
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