scionthefly

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by scionthefly 6y ago
Yes, ONE telescope may not be able to adequately resolve a pulsar at that frequency. But a /network of/ these telescopes, appropriately coordinated, that's a different story. And seems like a logical next step. You could use
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by scionthefly 6y ago
You wouldn't have a word processor? There's lots of word processors for CP/M, MS-DOS, Amiga, Atari, Tandy TRS-80, Tandy CoCo, not to mention proprietary machines like the Tandy 100/102/200 portables. A USB-Serial a
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by scionthefly 6y ago
So...did Omuamua follow a path like this, or...
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by scionthefly 6y ago
The kit is a nice idea. I have the parts to build the MIT Cosmic Watch, but have not put it together yet. I think there were two or three things left to source...and it ended up on the back of my bench, then on a shelf.
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by scionthefly 6y ago
Where are you signing up? Micro Center won't do stock alerts or waiting lists.
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by scionthefly 6y ago
Yeah, I've been trying to buy components for a build for the past two weeks. No 5600x (or even 3600). No nvidia cards at decent prices. I'm guessing the etherium 2 launch just drained the whole supply chain.
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by scionthefly 6y ago
It's clearly time to EOL Python 3 and start using Python 4.
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by scionthefly 6y ago
That is the best font-nerd (positive connotation) statement I'll hear all day.
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by scionthefly 6y ago
If you want an 8800 you can use to measure things, check out the Digirule 2. An entire 8800. In a ruler.
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by scionthefly 7y ago
I ran a CO2 monitor in my classroom and found it exceeded 2000ppm on some occasions. Typically it would be 1200-1600. I discussed this with architects when building a new facility, and the new facility tests at <900ppm fully occupied. I