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by tamimio 3mo ago
> Cloudflare tunnels for free. I could replace that with port forwarding You could replace it with something better, like pangolin, either their cloud or even self host it too, and that way you can tunnel to other stuff like if you have
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Well this is great, even going further and hosting the site itself and serve it instead of webhosts, but, now we have domains issue, a domain registrar hijacking your domain, which is your life work, email, etc., so there’s a need to have a
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by tamimio 3mo ago
So, what’s the safest domain tld that’s safe from all that craziness out there?
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Wasn’t google the one who made flat design popular after we had full 3D and glass aesthetics? Now they want to pretend they “invented” 3D shades emojis again..
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Results of vibe coding and vibe configurations.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Because boomers are selfish and holding onto most of the wealth, ruining and destroying the generations to follow. It’s a weird phenomenon actually, their parents gave them everything possible, even independence, yet, the boomers do all sor
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Well not giving you ideas but voice signatures or prints are used in the wild, in wars or even civil cases, even in the US https://www.technologyreview.com/2019/01/31/137633/us-prison...
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by tamimio 3mo ago
It looks cool, but how do I know this is not a front to capture people’s voice fingerprints for other sinister usage?
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by tamimio 3mo ago
It’s not nitpicking, I kept looking at the corners trying to see what was changed, back and forth for few seconds before I realized it was the edges!
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by tamimio 3mo ago
I actually don’t know why people are always surprised when this happens, it’s not your data anymore no matter whatever regulations are there. The other day I reactivated my apple music to get a specific shazam song (I don’t use it anymore o
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by tamimio 3mo ago
I can’t quantify the “viable engagement range” you had, but in our tests we had around 50min endurance, around 35lb payload, and 14in body but with larger props. Now larger props do impact prop acceleration to a degree, so it’s not “racing”
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Not just winged drone, we have had jetson on far more smaller 7in multirotors, plus other boards for network etc.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
CIWS might be effective against fixed wing since they fly mostly in straight lines, it won’t work effectively against multirotors that can quickly change direction and maneuver around, now add swarm of them, and it will overwhelm CIWS. That
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Not tracking, jamming. A drone that has no rf dependencies as I mentioned above plus its small footprint is unstoppable, the only current limitations in drones is the endurance.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Should ban the tips if it’s not included in “hidden fees”, and force restaurants to pay proper wages like other workers.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
> RF drone detection has been a challenging problem for quite a while. Correct, there is no bullet proof cuas system to this date. > anything flying autonomously is even harder to detect Not just autonomously, because even in autonomo
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Not the antenna, unfortunately, it only operates on the range of 4.9-6ghz. It would be great to have a wider range like other SDRs but of course the cost will increase exponentially. https://www.crowdsupply.com/scale-rf&#x2F
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by tamimio 3mo ago
There are more way advanced systems for cuas, where they infuse radar and visual and acoustic plus now AI to minimize the false positives, but practically speaking, they are not bullet proof and still fail. RID (remote ID) is a way to have
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by tamimio 3mo ago
It should be more specific, it spots RC drones operated on ~5.8ghz, it won’t spot RC on 900mhz, nor cellular enabled ones.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
> End-to-end encrypted chats, such as those on WhatsApp What a bad example to bring for e2ee.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Haha, the problem with ants is they are not solo, and they build colonies so if you keep “the explorer” one alive soon you will have hundreds of them, digging walls and floors.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Kinda related, but in my house I don’t kill spiders, as long as they are in the corners they can live rent free while cleaning other bugs. Before, one time I went and killed all of them, in less than a week I started seeing sliverfish and s
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Neat! I chose victoria one and it was flying over the buildings!
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Not really, zfs is part of it, but not the whole picture, you as a user you need more than just a file system. Truenas for example add replication, external cloud sync, gui (yes it’s important not to wipe your data with wrong command), HA,
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by tamimio 3mo ago
Yeah no. When it comes to backups and data storage, I would rather use a proven reliable system that’s been used and tested by millions of other users, keep these hacky stuff for your hyperland set up.
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by tamimio 3mo ago
They didn’t pay well before the AI hype, now software developers are seen far worse. The other day I was looking at embedded/robotics engineers jobs in canada, the salaries are CAD$60k to CAD$90k (far less than USD for who doesn’t know
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by tamimio 3mo ago
There’re no steps taken, when I brought it to different managers in both utilities and banking, they laughed and some even rolled their eyes, because everything (and I mean everything from operations to hr to all) is built on top of these p
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by tamimio 3mo ago
The sovereign initiative in Canada is laughable, most if not all critical infrastructure are 100% relying on US cloud products, from the usuals like MS and google all the way to cybersecurity and other products, and we are not even talking
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by tamimio 3mo ago
>what was supposedly a small project ended up big and complicated Welcome to the drone world! So many moving parts and one tiny mistake, you end up losing a $60k drone in the ocean (true story!) That being said, regulations prevent flyin
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by tamimio 4mo ago
Happened to me before too, it happens, it’s not a redflag, it’s more of the company is small and they don’t have enough established policies regarding those stuff, to be fair, I like it that way, too much policies make feel like suffocating

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