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by tass 4y ago
Yes there are but they don’t give you enough information to decide whether you can land at an airport. ADS-B gives you METAR, for instance.
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by tass 4y ago
You say radar, but I think what you might mean is ads-b[0]. This is the system where weather info (among other information) is transmitted from a network of ground stations. [0]: https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technolo
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by tass 4y ago
I forgot that Homebridge was a thing. I use the “HASS Bridge” in homeassistant which I think is added via “add integration”/Apple/Homekit.
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by tass 4y ago
I saw you mentioned the HA bridge. I can only give my anecdote that it works well for me - probably been set up without touching anything for about a year now. I remember the initial setup wasn’t exactly intuitive, but what I like is that H
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by tass 4y ago
I don’t think CV is good enough to rely on for self driving features. My 6 year old car uses radar for adaptive cruise control and has only tried to (arguably) improperly stop or slow when someone crept over the line into the lane I was dri
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by tass 4y ago
Another poster pointed out that the alarm might also fail to sound, or maybe the switch didn’t actually work, so you need to check it anyway. On Boeing planes, many automations such as TOGO typically have a corresponding physical counterpar
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by tass 4y ago
It might be possible that you’re not allowed to do this on your own as a pilot of a certified plane (and require to pay someone who is certified to do so) but I can change mine very easily from a setup screen in about 30 seconds. It could b
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by tass 4y ago
If this means you set each echo with a different wake word, you probably don’t need to do that. As long as each one knows about the other (same account) they choose a single device to respond based on the one which heard you best. Google sh
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by tass 4y ago
It’s hard to infer the cause, but I wonder if the devices were set up under different accounts or not set within whatever Google defines as a home
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by tass 4y ago
I’m picturing this as a tripping hazard, unless there’s some kind of well to shove the cable into (like your carpet example).
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by tass 4y ago
I want to repeat this test myself after upgrading, but it seems strange to compare a browser against another on different operating systems (Safari on M2 MacOS vs Firefox on i7 Windows) rather than simply 2 different browsers on the same m
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by tass 4y ago
I don't understand this. Doesn't Walmart just need to support contactless payments? As an example, I used Apple Pay over in Australia before it was launched over there. Since almost every credit card already supported contactless,
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by tass 4y ago
When they eventually move to use a new phone, they’ll need to know the code sent via text. It’s basically a dumb idea to use the account while someone else owns the number, eventually you’ll lose access to it
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by tass 4y ago
The registration lock is active for 7 days after the last time signal was used by that account at which point it is removed. The edge case would be someone that continued to use signal with their old phone number, effectively blocking its n
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by tass 4y ago
That may be slightly better, but you still need to pull a connection to the chime. In my case, it wouldn’t be all that much easier to get there vs going straight to the door.
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by tass 4y ago
Are people really choosing a car based on straight-line acceleration? If you were truly buying because “I want a faster car” then some type of lap time would be a better proxy for that.
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by tass 4y ago
None of that is inherently bad. He talks a lot of working hard to maintain multiple brands/companies while everything shown is pure vanity, which is why I thought it was satire. I don’t know anything about what he does but in reality p
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by tass 4y ago
> The flat front and back are primarily to meet maximum length regulations, which are to allow them to navigate small streets.
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by tass 4y ago
I honestly thought it was satire until the comments showed otherwise. Eat clean… cocktails. Hustle by taking long drives.
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by tass 4y ago
I just picked up a 13 mini and this is what would push me over the edge to return it. I keep having to take my sunglasses off to make it recognise me. If a 14 mini came out with Touch ID I’d be all over it, but for now I think I’m going bac
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by tass 4y ago
cat isn’t as good as less for displaying a file. I still have the habit of using cat though, even for large files.
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by tass 4y ago
Absolutely. Cruise goers eat and drink on the ship and have a few hours during the day to quickly hit all the sites - thousands all at the same time.
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by tass 4y ago
Like what? Increasing hotel fees doesn’t stop day visitors. Venice also has plenty of Airbnb available, which in my uninformed opinion ruins any control the city has (maybe they require permits and tax?) Increasing food prices hurts the loc
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by tass 4y ago
I have had the following variety of problems: * very occasional post upgrade problem which was fixed by the next upgrade or just a restore * zigbee radio occasional issue which turned out to be a bug with the dongle firmware. Upgrading the
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by tass 4y ago
What do you mean by cratered? Biggest issue I had was using a raspberry Pi and having the sd card fail. There’s addons for regular backups to cloud storage, and also alternatives to using an sd card - I now use an odroid
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by tass 4y ago
In an earlier email, ACM pointed out that O’Reilly was unwilling to continue providing the service to ACM members. Of course I don’t know the details about why, but this title (ACM drops Safari for Members) might be unfair. I suspect a lot
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by tass 4y ago
Looks like I replaced most of what I have with blueprints, though here’s an example of a simple blueprint that just turns something on at your specified sun elevation: https://gist.github.com/CyanAutomation/1b8bafd033f7
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by tass 4y ago
The recommended way to automate based on sunset/sunrise is to use sun elevation. That may solve your issue. I’d be happy to share some yaml from my setup, if you like
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by tass 4y ago
I had so many issues on RPi. Got an odroid instead and now it's running with no hassles off eMMC. SD card was probably a major reason, but i didn’t want yet another thing hanging off a usb port.
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by tass 4y ago
If your email address is something @gmail.com you are very unlikely to be a legacy gsuite user

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