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by leetbulb 4y ago
I recently replaced my headlight (entire assembly because it's all hermetically sealed). It was about $2000 USD. There are far more expensive.
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by leetbulb 4y ago
Not even older folks. The technologically exhausted, too. I write code for a living and hack on hardware as a hobby. When I go on a walk or just want to chill out, I absolutely love when this kind of stuff just works. I will (and do) pay a
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by leetbulb 4y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:wN2nbP...
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by leetbulb 4y ago
Agreed. Plus, it's not like CF "deplatformed" KF as suggested by others. CF simply decided that this customer wasn't worth the trouble and pulled the plug on the services they provide. Their services being a means to ano
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by leetbulb 4y ago
I just had to: > brew link protobuf --overwrite Don't blindly run this command unless you understand what you're doing.
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by leetbulb 4y ago
This is crazy, fun, and I love it. Such an awesome platform.
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by leetbulb 4y ago
I agree, although it's been posted a few times already. In searching, I found a nice, and obligatory CloudFlare article on it: https://www.cloudflare.com/dns/dnssec/root-signing-ceremony/
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by leetbulb 4y ago
The security of these keys depend on the signing ceremony / ritual involved. Here's an example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yIfMUjv-UU
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by leetbulb 4y ago
The same goes for electronics. I've always wanted to build a minimal computer from scratch or discrete components, even if from a kit. But I know once I do this, it'll end up being a huge rabbit hole. It sounds fun, but so does pl
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by leetbulb 4y ago
Absolutely this, at least for prototyping
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by leetbulb 4y ago
At a certain scale, sure, some will, or they'll work with you to setup your own integration process.
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by leetbulb 4y ago
This is one of the coolest anti-tamper mechanisms imho: https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-unhackable-envelope TLDR: HSM housed within an envelope composed of layered electrodes having a unique capacitive signature used to deriv
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by leetbulb 4y ago
A CPU, whether its implementation is a microprocessor or a board of chips, is very different from a game implemented only using discrete components. It is crazy though to imagine supercomputers implemented without microchips, not to mention
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by leetbulb 4y ago
Relevant video (2018, Applied Science) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvzWaVvB908
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by leetbulb 4y ago
Many newer vehicles contain systems, OEM and/or after-market, that are permanently connected to the internet via cellular modem. Other systems with insecure RF tech used for various gimmicks. Other systems that communicate with externa
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by leetbulb 5y ago
> Isn't that part of what Keybase is about? was
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by leetbulb 5y ago
Makes sense. I stand corrected. I was under the assumption you could use a passport.
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by leetbulb 5y ago
If you don't have any form of identification, getting pseudoephedrine from a pharmacy is probably not too high on your to-do list.
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by leetbulb 5y ago
In my state, I'm able to walk down the road to a 24/7 chain pharmacy and buy pseudoephedrine whenever I want. The pharmacy, in combination with the state, uses ID to regulate how much an individual may purchase over some time fram
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by leetbulb 5y ago
This is great. IMHO, this first video is already up in the ranks with other channels like Stuff Made Here, Clough42, and Breaking Taps. Excited to follow this project's progress and whatever else you come up with :)
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by leetbulb 5y ago
You can do this with Docker easily as well docker save <image> | ssh <remote host> docker load
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by leetbulb 5y ago
That was my first thought. Instantly closed the tab.
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by leetbulb 6y ago
In my experience with Waveshare e-ink displays, it's up to the application when to perform a full or partial refresh. Generally after so many draws, ghosting begins to appear and so you perform a refresh.
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by leetbulb 6y ago
I'm with you on the speaker versus microphone. Both piezo and magnetic coil driven can be used both ways. Just like an electric motor versus an alternator. They're essentially the same thing, but optimized for different purposes.
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by leetbulb 6y ago
Reminded me of my Cybiko. Man that thing was great fun.
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by leetbulb 6y ago
Yeah, not sure the point of this post. >$20k alone for GPU and RAM.
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by leetbulb 6y ago
I can't really answer your question directly, but check out teamLab Borderless[0] (also definitely go if you have the chance, it's an amazing time). They use 500+ hi-res projectors to cover the entire place in seamless imagery. Ma
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by leetbulb 6y ago
> I got a little obsessed with it actually and had to step away from it for a while lol. Same here. I burnt a ton of time just scanning for voice communications and analyzing ADS-B. Once you start playing around in GNU Radio and decoding
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by leetbulb 6y ago
This is surprisingly easy to do with some cheap hardware[0]. There is plenty of information if you just search something like "NOAA RTL-SDR." Building the antenna is the most labor intensive part, but still very easily done. I hav
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by leetbulb 6y ago
Yes, I've had good luck without oil. Without oil, I usually wait to pepper until afterward. Pepper burns quickly and most of it will just stick to the skillet, interfering with the surface contact. Personally, I like using butter or gh

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