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by jcun4128 6y ago
I will also add, it's probably one of those "fantasies" that may not make sense. How often do you have a setup somewhere that's just a monitor/keyboard/mouse and you bring your phone to dock with it. Maybe it&#
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by jcun4128 6y ago
3GB is not a lot, I would like to be able to attach the phone to keyboard/mouse and a big monitor and use it as a "portable desktop". I realize that's a big ask. But you have the flagship samsung phones(I realize they&#x
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by jcun4128 6y ago
ha that fan mounted by wires nice also this is really cool to see, can't wait till the Linux Desktop OS phones have higher hardware specs
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by jcun4128 6y ago
I've seen ham radio network AREDN
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Yeah City of God was sad
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Not as crazy as reading his biography as I did with HH. But I was amazed with the whole Zip2/Paypal thing like "that's the goal/plan"(make a lot of dineros). The space venture is great I'm glad he's one of
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by jcun4128 6y ago
The Aviator - I don't know why I was so obsessed with this guy eg. Howard Hughes his tragic/surreal life having so much money and descent into madness. The passage of time makes me sad as well, you see the peak/height of the
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Yeah I saw that, it's neat. I've never really been into hacking. I'm more interested in the interfacing aspect like what frequency, antenna design, what do you do just blast it... are there "ports"? Etc... but yeah
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by jcun4128 6y ago
What... wow. I was thinking maybe resistance (fiber?) or something but wow. Anyway thanks for that, very interesting.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Sadly no, I lack that ferocity, no I meant I didn't partake.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Yeah it's impressive and also sad in a way, greatest thing now is later obsolete, that's life I guess. I remember seeing a video of someone loading Google with an old Macintosh(tan tube type) it took a while, but it eventually loa
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by jcun4128 6y ago
I did open the article/Ctrl + F for submarine cables(where did that come from?) But was curious what can you tell from those cables? Aren't they inaccessible? Is it a strain thing or do they somehow have positioning?
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Ha after watching Jobs I was like "will I be Steve Jobs if I try some LSD" but I did not do it.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Wow... I don't really understand to what extent the canvas emulator works [1] but I was in an old dotty Mac OS interface and was clicking through the file system inside. Crazy... K's of unused memory storage ha. Tried to open a re
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Interesting I have not heard of k-Anonymity before, will check that out, thanks.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
I'm curious what the code would be/how far of an extent it goes. I mean from my experience using it it's a search box, type in email, get results... so is this going to show scrapers or something where the data comes from? Ma
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by jcun4128 6y ago
6:55 haha one pixel is a letter, the form factor is really cool I thought it would just be a Pi inside but there is also a bigger board combining functionalities. I do have a inclination for "disposable" computing (old $50 Chromeb
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by jcun4128 6y ago
I was doubtful they would have cameras just because of payload/purpose "circuitry" but it also seems like a small thing to slap on there/extra sensor to get data. What a cool platform though, I had a fantasy like ssh&#x2
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Wow that's interesting the sunrise/sunset sensor, never considered/heard about that. I've read about the "sleeping while flying" thing that seems crazy, I guess if they're high enough/how long is the
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by jcun4128 6y ago
side note: the star link satellites probably don't have cameras right... otherwise there's your constant eye in the sky with high res as opposed to the geosync ones train ML on normal fishing routes/paths to take, deviation,
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Curious of the tech specifics eg. using Iridium sat or something for communication, I think article just said "trackers". Though I see she's wearing a backpack so maybe it was just a brief test/not far/long duration
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by jcun4128 6y ago
I never quite got the Orion(nuclear?) engine design eg. is it literal "nuclear explosions" or just using nuclear as a heat source. I think they push fluid through the bells, maybe other materials(like ceramic) for the larger nozzl
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by jcun4128 6y ago
yeah that's possible those are the ones, I just remember seeing some documentary about finding these Russian rocket engines that were hidden away to protect them from being destroyed I think edit: oh it's NK33/RD180 [0] [0]
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by jcun4128 6y ago
The Raptor engines are more advanced than those NK-31's right? I mean by newer manufacturing but I remember seeing something about these Russian engines that were closed off in some factory somewhere/later(years) found and they we
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Yeah looks like 3 for 3 so far. It seems like a big number... as opposed to just 5 (Saturn V). What is the rationale for more smaller engines(other than offset/greater forces/new R&D)?
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by jcun4128 6y ago
> 31 raptor engines That'll be something to see haha N1
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by jcun4128 6y ago
oof man that's interesting, perhaps direct beneficiaries, thanks for the food for thought anyway
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Tangent: I was thinking of a "deadman's switch wipe protocol" and other services as a result of your death eg. donating your assets or something. Would have to be pre-setup. Would be interesting to address false alarms.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
It only uses those two cell batteries? Wonder what it can do.
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by jcun4128 6y ago
Thanks for that was trying to look around, as early as late 70's I see.

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