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by moftz 7y ago
For mobile, I had a bouncer setup that would keep me up to date whenever someone would message or mention me. I could pull up AndChat and connect right up to all of my channels, I was never actually offline. I had an icon on my taskbar that
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by moftz 7y ago
It's not footage but that angle of attack is absolutely nuts. I don't think my brain would have been able to process that kind of image out my window if I was a passenger on that plane. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by moftz 7y ago
There's literally hippy communes that operate this way. You don't need to be conservative to see the benefit of everyone having a place in society. This sounds a lot like public work programs like the Green New Deal is proposing,
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I had no idea that was in there along with all of the other things like a PMT calculator and unit conversion. I would normally switch to the scientific calculator after getting a fresh Windows 7 and never open that menu again.
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by moftz 7y ago
Right, a normal cell site would use the 10MHz or 1 pulse per second from a GPS receiver to discipline their own oscillators. GPS could go out for a few minutes and everything would still work just fine. Anything past that and it's all
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by moftz 7y ago
If you are a paying customer and you signed an SLA with a service provider, you absolutely could take them to court for not meeting their end of the uptime agreement. A business providing internet services to other businesses with SLAs woul
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by moftz 7y ago
Instagram and Whatsapp were bought by Facebook.
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You might be able to use the 1Hz IRIG H code from WWV and WWVB to discipline a crystal oscillator to get a clean 10MHz.
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by moftz 7y ago
Your phone can do a lot with just the cell towers for navigation. The towers themselves would lose GPS signal but they are stationary, they should be able to pump out location despite the loss of signal. The guy out in the middle of nowhere
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by moftz 7y ago
This used to be a stock feature in a lot of phones. I haven't had a phone that did this since my HTC Droid Incredible back in 2011.
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You can buy little bluetooth remote controls that strap onto your steering wheel. They don't look great and you have to charge them. The charge thing is really annoying now that many cars turn off the power outlets when the car is off.
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I found it easier to just buy a prepaid SIM for travel to Europe. $25 for 12GB, 3000 minutes, 3000 texts, good for 30 days. You get a european number which is definitely handy when needing to call hotels/airlines. Sure, you are limited
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by moftz 7y ago
The decision between MIT-like licenses and copyleft licenses all depend on the contextual usage of the code. Is it just some quick and dirty script I wrote to convert some obscure binary format to another obscure binary format? I literally
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It was an internal project for a large company so no.
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I think of it in the four categories they typically teach in digital design classes for electrical engineers: T - True F - False X - Don't care Z - High-Z, essentially "don't know" or a null input You can apply "don
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If you just started, that's the perfect time to jump ship to something else.
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The most "fun" I've ever had was decoding command and telemetry from piece of equipment for a ground station. The box would spit out this massive frame of data. It was a very long ASCII string that you would turn into binary
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The first part is totally reasonable. If the company wants to change policies and you don't agree to those policies (and are in no way able to change them), why should they let you stay? Why should you let yourself stay? If a new polic
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Because you don't need much in resources to run a command center on diesel generators that can scramble some Russian surplus jets from the 1970s to start bombing runs on your carrier group. Electronic warfare is the next edge on the ba
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Right, but those components typically don't have unchecked access to the rest of the system via back doors.
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Intel ME already can spit out the UUID of the chip and has been able to do it for over a decade.
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by moftz 7y ago
How hard is it for news sites to include links to other websites other than their own? Like thanks for at least calling out the name of the channel but maybe make the name a hyperlink?
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You could also say man on the $10 was killed by the VP of the man on the $2.
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Current space-rated FPGAs are like 10-15 years out of date compared to what the newest stuff can do. People are starting to take more risk with launching commercial parts in LEO but no one is seriously going to rely on anything but Level 1
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Yes, these are phased array antennas on the ground so they can point right to the satellite as it passes overhead and ignore almost entirely everything nearby. By happenstance, this design also helps with reducing sidelobes on transmit and
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"Bitcoin Miner Docker Image Written in Rust Running on a Model 3"
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It's all related to where the merch is sitting when you order. There is an online auto parts store called RockAuto that will let you know across the site which items are sitting in the same warehouse as other items in your cart. A lot
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Was it lasership? I've had packages never delivered by them. I'm assuming the courier is just stealing them since the package will say "out for delivery" multiple times that day and then never show up. They don't re
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by moftz 7y ago
Seems like a good general list for small businesses when there are no other security requirements to follow (PII, HIPAA, etc). If you aren't tech savvy enough to handle these rules, then at least bring someone to set these kinds of thi
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NASA has a ton of regulation and oversight that their contractors abide by. However, if you are in a trusted position of testing materials and not only you but your entire lab is compromised by cheating, how is anyone going to really find o

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