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by petee 2y ago
Take a look at Monado, I just read about it the other day as a WMR replacement; it's early in development and doesn't support controllers yet for some headsets, but could use some more attention. I'm excited that my G2 isn&#x
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by petee 2y ago
Another user said they may have since improved the changes, so I'll have to check it out again. But originally the main interface was a list-style of recent or relevant stats shown, clicking would bring you to more in-depth stats. Most
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by petee 2y ago
What do you make of the statement that it pulled in a fly, potentially a bird, yet repels humans?
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by petee 2y ago
My Garmin Forerunner 265 has pretty decent battery life, maybe 8 days. I think what was the value for many was how their Connect app processed and displayed stats, though a recent change to "be pretty" has undone much of the usefu
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by petee 2y ago
We'll have to see over the next couple years how this pans out; early in 2024 they changed their Connect app to be significantly less usable, angering their core use base with many vowing to move to competitors. While some is handwavin
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by petee 2y ago
I don't know if it was edited or I missed it in the first post but you're right. I'd still be surprised if an Amazon domain resolved to a residential IP
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by petee 2y ago
What everyone does by default doesn't matter really here, it's that an IP owner/user can literally set the reverse to any arbitrary domain regardless if the actual domain has a record for that IP. What matters is both match,
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by petee 2y ago
Reverse DNS doesn't mean much, they can set it to anything; can you forward match them to any amazon domain?
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by petee 2y ago
I think its just them being overly technical on the naming the mechanism, ie "Rotational Coil Spring Powered" , rather than just being a plain ol Windup Star Tracker
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by petee 2y ago
Why is it incomplete? I can't find an explanation on this or the NASA site linked from there; its an awfully big chunk missing nearly to the center
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by petee 2y ago
Very neat! Add INDIlib or Ascom support and it could control real telescopes :)
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by petee 2y ago
While it wouldn't help currently, I'm sure in time accomodations will be made - for example the acme-client on openbsd will only renew if <30 days from expiration, so it's crond weekly. A client will just need to support c
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by petee 2y ago
Huh maybe I'm misreading, but checking out some random cpu comparison sites, the Ultra's out perform AMD when at similar price points, and a difference of about $100-200 when the same performance? The article is very marketing-hea
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by petee 2y ago
You could do wire wrapping like nasa still does; there will definitely be a high quality tutorial somewhere. Or if building a squashed bug circuit you could use crimps (with or w/o the insulator to be pretty) But besides breadboards yo
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by petee 2y ago
Don't they still consider "app locks up when playlist free-loops" not a bug?
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by petee 2y ago
The rivets and joints are very much aerospace style.
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by petee 2y ago
Things tend to burn up in re-entry if they're not designed for it, and this wasn't designed for it. Many metals oxidize when super heated
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by petee 2y ago
I've found just being friendly, but highly critical and suspicious, gets good results. If you can get it to be wordy about "why" a specific part of the answer was given, it often reveals what its stumbling on, then modify you
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by petee 2y ago
I've found them decent and mimicking existing code for boiler plate, or analysis (it feels neat when it 'catches' a race or timing issue) but writing code needs constant supervision and second guessing to the point I feel its
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by petee 2y ago
Hm, perhaps they do have a longer timeline, I've had my domain and one of the IPs for over 10 years
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by petee 2y ago
Interesting idea, though I doubt they 'd ever offer a reasonable amount for it. But doesn't it also change a sites legal stance if you're now selling your users content/data? I think it would also repel a number of user
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by petee 2y ago
Silly question, but did you try to email Meta? Theres an address at the bottom of that page to contact with concerns. > webmasters@meta.com I'm not naive enough to think something would definitely come of it, but it could just be a
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by petee 2y ago
I have no explanation for it, but I also run a tiny mail server and I'm always fascinated that despite extremely low volume I still manage to get through without being flagged or blocked. Best I can guess is that my host's netbl
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by petee 2y ago
This made me curious so i poked around; their github issues has one where they state the sim module sim7000g doesn't support voice calling. The datasheet does list VoLTE, but its asterisked with a note saying "in planning"
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by petee 2y ago
I hadnt realized they changed it in 2021, but it still has very explicit rules regarding people and non-participants -- - does not operate over non-participants who are not under a covered structure or in a stationary covered vehicle; - wil
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by petee 2y ago
> Why should there be nobody on the ground below? If the article title didnt make it apparent, people can get seriously injured or killed when they plummet. Also I believe its illegal to operate a drone over humans without very specific
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Musk floods X with spending bill misinformation(thehill.com)
17 points by petee 2y ago|6 comments
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Introduction to Janet RPC(joecreager.com)
2 points by petee 2y ago|0 comments
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by petee 2y ago
Apparently this gets submitted time to time, but I forgot it existed and well, it just makes my eyes bleed :)
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Hello World – Enterprise Edition (2015)(gist.github.com)
2 points by petee 2y ago|1 comments

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