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by stonegray 4y ago
This existing design perfectly fine for a DMX transmitter. Unlike receivers, DMX-512 transmitters are not isolated. The isolation required in receivers will protect the transmitter from the condition you described. EIA-485 specifies the ele
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by stonegray 4y ago
I agree, the small size of individual elements makes it difficult to differentiate by eye. I read an article on this that suggested a cheap USB microscope as tool detect tampering for this reason.
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by stonegray 4y ago
Depending on the T(ce) and solvent compatibility/bond strength to surrounding plastic it could be as easy as pouring some LN2 on it and it might even pop itself out. The whole glitter thing does provide really strong security against
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by stonegray 4y ago
My understanding is they disabled access to data that was stored in the US, and their intent to "ensure due process rights are respected in the event of an extrajudicial raid" seems reasonable to me. Uber's lawyers say that n
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by stonegray 4y ago
Legitimate requests from law enforcement should go through proper channels. Performing a “raid” in an attempt to gain access to data not on site (and potentially out of scope/jurisdiction) feels somehow improper to me. A kill switch sh
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by stonegray 4y ago
Thanks, a lot of readers might not be able to load this, especially over a cellular connection. The site itself weighs 375MB, ~150MB after compression, and pins my CPU for about 3 seconds on load, using 1.70GB of real memory.
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by stonegray 5y ago
Azure does as well, it's only partially functional though, for example ICMP doesn't work.
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by stonegray 5y ago
Being able to store an order of magnitude more data than a typical smartphone's output image size does not bode well for the reading process being simple or practical.
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by stonegray 5y ago
I do like that it provides certain guarantees that the post was read fully, and that each question/issue was addressed and not missed, sort of like a Shisa Kanko (Point and Call) for online replies.