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by minetest2048 2y ago
> reverse engineering the early Navstar GPS packets before they were public Any write ups on this? GNSS reverse engineering seems interesting
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by minetest2048 2y ago
You can scrub on the mobile player, that's what makes it so much frustrating because you can't do that on desktop
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Address Sanitizer for Bare-Metal Firmware(security.googleblog.com)
2 points by minetest2048 2y ago|0 comments
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Kind of. The P code itself is publicly available in publicly available specification IS-GPS-200. They are xor-ed by W code, which like the sibling comment says, is cryptographically generated, which runs at a lower rate. This results in P(Y
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Do you have a link?
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by minetest2048 3y ago
There was a drama back then where serde tried to ship its derive macro as a precompiled binary: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37189462
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by minetest2048 3y ago
> But the lack might also be because no customer wants their service associated with launches in which rocket bodies drop on the heads of China’s residents. Nah its ITAR / (insert western country export control law here). Sending sp
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Hi! I'm one of the engineers working with cubesat hardware and software integration, and I've been following this project since 2023 because I agree that standardizing over Ethernet over (twisted pair, UART, single pair, etc...) w
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by minetest2048 3y ago
And embedded developers too, we still use UARTs and TUIs just work
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Its called controlled reception pattern antenna (CRPAs), which unfortunately is an ITAR restricted thing because of insane paperwork required, so no one wants to build it for civilian receivers. Which is stupid because beamforming (or null-
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Networked games can do client side prediction and make basic interactions such as panning camera and selecting menu feel interactive and nice, even under severe lag. For cloud games by definition you can't do that, as soon as you try t
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by minetest2048 3y ago
This was also my thought. Search for hypocrite commits, and a link to an lwn article: https://lwn.net/Articles/853717/ . They did ban their whole school
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by minetest2048 3y ago
> I have also found the obsession with reducing time to first plot incredibly aggravating. It is finally down to a pretty good level, which is a nice quality of life improvement For the target users of Julia, which are academics that are
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by minetest2048 3y ago
>if you're selling these boards/part/fpgas aren't you strongly incenvitized to throw as much sample code over the fence as possible so that people buy your hardware in order to use your code? I wish... this is a probl
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by minetest2048 3y ago
Mathworks does it with Matlab. With that said Matlab does got annihilated by python in ML because its a closed sourced lang
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Isn't this is what DANE is trying to do?
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by minetest2048 5y ago
I remember seeing a Hackaday post that uses FFT/spectogram to infer IoT things such as boiling kettle without cameras. Is this related?
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by minetest2048 5y ago
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap29SzDAzP This video isn't available anymore
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Will this finallly motivate Zoom to use proper Pipewire API so that screen capture works on Wayland KDE?
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Damn Hamachi brings back good memories of playing Borderlands 2 with my friends
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by minetest2048 5y ago
I don't see any way to steal electric car battery without actually stealing the car. Its big, heavy, scary (and actually dangerous), and highly integrated with the car
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Rant/question: The word software configuration management can mean 2 related but different thing: 1. Configuration management in system engineering sense, which is is a process to systematically manage, organize, and control the change
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by minetest2048 5y ago
This is where theoretically IoT and smart appliances can help. Imagine if: - You can put your clothes into a combined washer/dryer and it starts washing and drying when your PV panels generates a lot of power - Your fridge thermostat a
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Use OSMAnd instead, it can download entire country map with a click without dragging rectangles around
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Adding to this I also wish Zoom to use native Pipewire for desktop audio capture, currently Zoom desktop audio sharing doesn't work when pulseaudio is replaced by pipewire
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by minetest2048 5y ago
To make things more confusing, ECU can also stands for Electronic Control Unit
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NoCom Minecraft Exploit(github.com)
2 points by minetest2048 5y ago|0 comments
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by minetest2048 5y ago
Induction wok burners are a thing, here is a comparison between a 5000W induction wok burner and a gas wok burner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQVDSdW-dPU (look at the description for english description) If you trust t
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by minetest2048 5y ago
I'm wondering, what's the difference between the 'real' cell library and 'symbolic' cell library?
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by minetest2048 6y ago
No its not. No one is selling 120 Hz OLED monitor, to the point that people are buying 48" LG CX 48 as a monitor which IMO is just too large for a monitor

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