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tonylemesmer
7y ago
In the UK. I got a friend to fetch one and bring it back.
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
I've acquired a Hyperkeyboardpi[0] kit, not yet built. But essentially its a keyboard add on for a raspberry pi which when paired with a Hyperpixel 4.0 touchscreen from Pimoroni makes a little handheld terminal. It's designed for
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
Would it be foolish to use this as a safer way of docking large ships in difficult to navigate ports? You could automate everything about it. Have a series of these ship moving barges moving on a predefined virtual track.
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
One problem with plastic straws is they get stuck inside creatures noses and gullets and cause them a great deal of pain. So the tonnage may be small but the damage potential is significant if you are a marine creature.
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
For quite a while and probably still now, advertising photos were/are routinely doctored without people realising (e.g. fashion or makeup models). This was a scandal a few years ago certainly in the UK. The outcome was for plus size mo
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Project Loon balloons over Peru
(flightradar24.com)
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
https://www.vinylrevolution.co.uk/services/macbook-and-lapto...
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tonylemesmer
7y ago
Yet another site here: https://www.mekanizmalar.com/
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
It would be ace to be able to walk into a RPi shop and be able to purchase LEDs, resistors, OLED screens, ESP8266 modules, breadboards etc. Maplin was a great shop and open on the weekends was often a lifesaver.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
In the UK driver+car is insured
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
Hopefully once this or similar systems are adopted the optimisations will flow freely :)
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
just print direct IP address to the printer from Windows.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
yes - a physical interlock would be infinitely preferable.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
But even with typed instead of spoken commands, wouldn't the natural language processing still done in the cloud? Admittedly, typed instructions instead of recorded sounds is less intrusive but still intrusive because it requires the i
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
Great! I'm hoping that my Behringer UCA202 will do the trick.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
This guy must have been doing this at exactly the same time as me. I used shairport-sync and whilst I eventually got it working last week it wasn't plain sailing. Getting the service setup to start upon powerup was a real pain in the a
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
somewhat late to the commenting party but apparently WinSCP can communicate with S3: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/guide_amazon_s3
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
It wasn’t 111 years ago when we needed it.
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8y ago
Yep, years ago, we needed to call the NHS (out of hours doctor) and looked it up on Google, first result (sponsored) turned out to be a premium rate pay per minute redirect number. That turned out to be a £90, 30 minute call when we got our
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
love the idea that simple curiosity leads on such a fascinating path. glad he mentioned that a few times during the video.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
They can be behind on R&D. Not saying they are, but advantage starts years before it gets to market.
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
Anyone know if there's a similar service to Privacy in the UK?
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8y ago
It seems the surface is broken down into 10cm wide pieces. This is rather narrow, not even wide enough for an A4 sheet to sit on without crossing a join. And how are the slats held down?
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8y ago
wow - you can just catch the silhouette of the pier collapsing right at the start of the video amongst the mist. Terrible.
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8y ago
yep - my mistake.
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Joint 3D Face Reconstruction
(github.com)
124 points
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tonylemesmer
8y ago
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8y ago
Presumably he's entered some kind of non-compete clause in his contract with FB. Great opportunity for someone to start a competitor no?
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8y ago
Cannot find candle 1850K colour temp bulbs anywhere! Found 2000K [0] [0] https://www.any-lamp.co.uk/philips-classic-ledbulb-e27-a60-7...
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8y ago
yes - a single catastrophe could be weathered out in many cases, but once multiple events start happening it could quickly get quite unmanageable and then people will start changing behaviors permanently.
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9y ago
same in the UK, some items priced per kg and others per 100g - not insurmountable but just another slight hump in the road to easy comparison when you're stood there.
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