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lormayna
2y ago
Around 10 years, in Italy a very populistic party was raising and he was leaded by a very stupid leader that used the social a lot. Then I wrote a Twitter bot (it was possible at that time) that looked like a militant of the party and that
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lormayna
2y ago
If you are Italian, you can easily associate the "pezzotto" sound with the dialect of Napoli area. Chianti come from Toscana.
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lormayna
2y ago
The problem exists in Italy: criminal organizations sell a box (called "pezzotto") that connect to illegal streams (mainly sport events). But the law to block it was written in a very terrible way and this tool is even worst.
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lormayna
2y ago
Yes, but think about having a mobile that has native integration with APRS or can make voice/packet radio or even DMR. It would be perfect for hiking or adventures. Even better with LORA. Probably the main issue is RF compatibility.
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lormayna
2y ago
Any plan to have one?
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lormayna
2y ago
I always ask myself why no any cellphone producer is making a phone with 2m/70cm capabilities.
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lormayna
2y ago
Do you have a self-hosting version?
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lormayna
2y ago
Why not trying using something like WSPR? It really depends from the propagation conditions, but it would be interesting IMHO
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Cats – A simple alternative to APRS and telemetry systems
(cats.radio)
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2y ago
In Italy, if you have a degree in Telecommunication or electronical engineer you just need to pass a reduced version of the exam covering only transmitting rules and not electronic/RF topics. I did that online few years ago, it was ver
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lormayna
2y ago
If you want to start with HF I suggest to buy a USDX/(tr)USDX. It's cheap (around 150€), portable, cover many bands and easy to operate. Some versions had also the integrated SWR meter and integrated battery. And with a simple cab
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lormayna
2y ago
As Italian I never tought about it, but it makes lot of sense
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Direct evidence for a carbon–carbon one-electron σ-bond
(nature.com)
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2y ago
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lormayna
2y ago
I remember one of my senior colleagues (I was just an internship) making a J2ME app to calculate who should pay the coffee for others.
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lormayna
2y ago
The physical principle is the same as the moka pot, the water boil in the tank and the steam pass through coffee. The main difference is that in the moka the steam flows from down to up and in the kamira from up to down and it's not go
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2y ago
If you are passionate about Espresso, I really suggest to try Kamira ( https://www.espressokamira.com/ ). It's very easy to make and maintain and you can have espresso at home like the one in the bar. I am Italian, so co
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2y ago
The usage of ping require that to run as root. And this can open a big security issue as the paramater host of the function "check_ping" can be used for a root command injection. I know that this is not going to be exposed on Inte
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Ukraine Reinvents WWII Secret Weapon with Modern Tech for Drone Bombs
(forbes.com)
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2y ago
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lormayna
2y ago
I am creating a RAG trained with HN post "Who is hiring". It's nothing special, but it's just a simple project to get confident with LLMs and prompt engineering
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lormayna
2y ago
https://silverbullet.md/ it's a nice alternative. It's web based and with a lot of interesting features.
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2y ago
I am not really into tracking radiosondes while they are in air. What I do, is like a radio "fox-hunting" when they come back on the surface, using a directive antenna.
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lormayna
2y ago
Yes, this would be really interesting! Are they using VHF frequencies as the actual radiosondes (Vaisala, etc.)?
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lormayna
2y ago
As someone that is involved in catching radiosondes, this is quite cool!
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MS AI Can Be Turned into an Automated Phishing Machine
(wired.com)
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lormayna
2y ago
The best radio for shortwave is without any doubt the Belka. It costs around 200€, but the quality is fantastic. The new versions cover also LW/MW and have an IQ output, so you can use as SDR as well. Otherwise you can find some Chines
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2y ago
Why the Cell processor did not had success in AI/DL applications?
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2y ago
There was several technical problems in that period regarding TAV in Italy. The delays are not only about homeless walking on the tracks
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There was also several technical problems in the day before and after.
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lormayna
2y ago
Last week, something similar happened in Italy: https://www.ilpost.it/2024/07/20/trenitalia-ritardi-treni-fi... There are not to many details, but the dynamic seems exactly the same.
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2y ago
I had a Sansa e140 and it was perfect, it has everything that I needed while commuting and no need to recharge frequently.
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