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by stingrae 5y ago
This is relatively straight forward to prevent with signed certificates stored on a secure coprocessor.
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by stingrae 5y ago
also the "lives in New Zealand 50% of the time" guy
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by stingrae 5y ago
Why not let users chose to enable/disable?
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by stingrae 5y ago
most bikes are definitely >$500 at this point.
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by stingrae 5y ago
polarizers reduce this problem.
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by stingrae 5y ago
The transmitters have FCC specs on how much power can leak outside of the band (It's called the band edge requirement). If the radar can't handle this out of band power transmission, then the FCC is on the line for writing a spec
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by stingrae 5y ago
It is a poor design on the part of the altimeter designers. 200MHz should be plenty far away.
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by stingrae 5y ago
Note weather radar impacts some channels of 5GHz WiFi resulting in some FCC/ETSI requirements that that WiFi be able to detect it and back off. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_selection
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by stingrae 5y ago
I thought his roth ira was worth $5b alone? https://www.propublica.org/article/lord-of-the-roths-how-tec...
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by stingrae 5y ago
reed switch
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by stingrae 5y ago
in practice they don't have to be binary
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by stingrae 5y ago
analog PIR is typically a differential signal between two receivers. The receivers are placed behind a fresnel lens (where the lenses are designed to point into each of the sensors). So when an IR source (like a person) walks in front of th
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by stingrae 5y ago
recalls apply to ota patches that have safety implications because you can't always guarantee that the user is in a place where the ota can be applied.
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by stingrae 5y ago
They are nice, but also very expensive (~$50/test) compared to the antigen tests (~$7/test)
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by stingrae 5y ago
How much would the stock drop if he were to leave Apple today?
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by stingrae 5y ago
This. Axie Infinity only had traction, because the earned coin had speculative value. The traction was from people "playing-to-earn" as a job. I doubt that there are that many people playing for the fun of it. When the token loses
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by stingrae 5y ago
it also appears like the battery tab was never pulled in the picture. edit: my mistake, missed the part where they threw away the original air tag.
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by stingrae 5y ago
Unfortunately this is common for awards in Industrial Design.
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Facebook blocks account deletion tool across all services(twitter.com)
2 points by stingrae 5y ago|1 comments
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by stingrae 5y ago
I don't think a cheese grater would work? A hammer would be the tool I would go for.
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by stingrae 5y ago
When I use Zillow and check the Zestimate, for various properties, it seems to be super far off. If they used it for speculative property purchases, I can imagine that would go terribly wrong.
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Lessons Learned at Google's Project Loon [pdf](storage.googleapis.com)
3 points by stingrae 5y ago|0 comments
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by stingrae 5y ago
I think this would force Facebook to shut down. They are operating at such a scale that no amount of hiring will give them the human moderation required to actually operate.
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by stingrae 5y ago
I read this very differently. This was coming off of the failure of Firefly ( https://qz.com/1005083/the-cutest-thing-google-has-ever-made... ). The problem with it was that you couldn't have a safety driver in the
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by stingrae 5y ago
It was clearly more than a performance given the things that led up to several of the founders getting fired.
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by stingrae 5y ago
This video from techcrunch disrupt kind of showed why the original leadership may have had issues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NAzQPll7Lo
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by stingrae 5y ago
up to the prison part, it is largely accurate. The punishment is just more likely to be penalties and expensive audits.
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by stingrae 5y ago
Intuit lobbied to keep the tax system complicated. In theory the IRS could do your taxes for you and ask for corrections. For most people, they have all the information needed to do taxes and would save people a lot of stress and money.
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by stingrae 5y ago
I assume target market is for companies trying to maintain "security" in at-home networks during wfh?
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Palo Alto Networks launches Okyo for home internet security(okyo.com)
1 points by stingrae 5y ago|2 comments

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