wildzzz

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841.
by wildzzz 5y ago
The datasheet suggests that it's a real CM4 inside the box.
842.
by wildzzz 5y ago
You could take a legitimate battery and swap good cells for cheaper or old cells. The actual cells usually don't have any smarts to them and would still show as having a full charge but the range would be limited. It could take at leas
843.
by wildzzz 5y ago
In my software project, all measurements exist as engineering units since they all come from various systems (ADCs or DSP boxes). We pass the values around to other pieces of software but are displayed as both the original values and conver
844.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Sometimes called a barker code. You can have them start with large clock periods and then speed up so that the receiver is ready at the correct clock rate by the time the data is available in the transmission.
845.
by wildzzz 5y ago
As long as the undercover cop isn't the one leading the gang and threatening violence towards anyone that doesn't help commit crimes, it's likely not entrapment. Entrapment almost always falls under a crime that you otherwise
846.
by wildzzz 5y ago
It's usually against the law to take plants from places like national parks. Sometimes there's more leeway in taking things from national forests but it's probably a bad idea unless you have permission. Poaching succulent pro
847.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I'm sure this 6% raise is just the baseline for everyone. If you are promoted or stand out amongst your peers, then a larger raise is in store for you.
848.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Is everyone moving to DRM broadcasting? Depending on the bandwidth selected for a particular band, a station could support having both the original analog signal and a digital sideband signal. Simulcast seems like the best way to roll this
849.
by wildzzz 5y ago
All the old pictures of the rock show a big crack that looks like where it split recently. Inevitable event for for sure but it's a funk folktale.
850.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Many big companies have what is basically a MITM attack on SSL. They resign everything between you and the network endpoint using an enterprise certificate. It's still encrypted but at some point it's decrypted, inspected, and the
851.
by wildzzz 5y ago
If I had a choice between being locked out of my investments and in a country where the economy is falling apart or being locked out of my investments and in a much more stable country, I'd pick the latter. I'd be out of work rega
852.
by wildzzz 5y ago
You still need to pay the $100/yr to get the app out to anyone else's iPhone using TestFlight or an enterprise app store. You can build and test on your own iPhone (or an emulator) for free but that's the limit.
853.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Atmosphere does play a part but just freespace losses are going to be massive, probably at least 250dB just for the distance voyager is at. Atmosphere could add another 60-100dB. Voyager's antenna has about 40dB of gain but the DSN net
854.
by wildzzz 5y ago
It was an armored vehicle being pulled by what looked like a tractor. I don't think it was in any condition to fire on the car.
855.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I've already seen some photos of tanks stuck in mud. The good news for the Russians is that Ukraine has plenty of roads between the major objectives. It would be a totally different situation if the Russians had to cross a lot of wilde
856.
by wildzzz 5y ago
We use SharePoint for revisions for casual documents and another CM system for tracking releases of official documents. The CM system is meant really for CAD models but it lets you upload Word docs that it displays as PDFs with watermarked
857.
by wildzzz 5y ago
This is as much of a video game as Simon and Bop-It are video games.
858.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I've had it both ways. Either the chef wants to put their own touch on the burger and create something amazing or they hate every customer that is too cheap or tasteless to try anything else on the menu so they serve something you&#x27
859.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Read the claims. Did any of those have internal power supplies (battery?), a touchpad, active cooling, and a single Type C port?
860.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Got to read the list of claims in the patent. It's got a single USB Type C port, a built in touchpad, some sort of additional capacitive touch controls, an internal fan with two vents, and an internal power supply. I think that means i
861.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I know it wasn't 100% effective but I geoblocked all IPs other North America and Western Europe. I got so annoyed with the constant Chinese, Eastern European, and Brazilian IPs probing my hardware. Apache error logs had millions of lin
862.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I really like the mice that have a clutch button that lets you unlock the wheel for free scrolling. It helps for scrolling through long documents. I feel like a touchpad scroll wheel doesn't really change the finger motions. Unless, th
863.
by wildzzz 5y ago
Don't most terminal emulators allow you to set your own color palette? So what would show up as yellow text on a normal black background, you could change to show up as maybe as gold? Obviously it would mess with the meaning behind why
864.
by wildzzz 5y ago
High altitude, long endurance drones with long range IR sensors to detect flames. Use solar panels and high power density batteries and it could fly around for months. BAE has a HALE UAV that can run for a whole year at high altitudes (PHAS
865.
by wildzzz 5y ago
That's why RF loss equations use dB instead of ratios or percentage. GPS is anti-jam in nature due to it's spread spectrum method but a wideband jammer could make it difficult for a receiver to build the link. Jamming mitigation i
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by wildzzz 5y ago
In college, I signed up for a medical test where you got $20 for filling out a massive questionnaire about health, habits, family, just about everything you'd need to build a massive medical background. We got another $20 when we showe
867.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I don't think I'd be that much into a boss that at least isn't a little curious about the planned strategy for breaking into a very small, tight-knit, expensive market. Like I guess the only time this would make sense is if t
868.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I do like using Libby for books that don't have a long hold list and those that are very short. I absolutely hate wasting an Audible token on a 2 or 3hr book, I'll drop a token on something like a 51hr Tom Clancy book or just book
869.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I listen to lots of novels and podcasts during my long commute or when I'm doing chores, the types of mindless activities you are normally doing idle thinking. It's more difficult to pay attention to them when I'm driving in
870.
by wildzzz 5y ago
I like the design of your modchip. I'm a lead engineer on a pretty expensive multi-PCB product so whenever we have updates either from unavailable parts or customer directed changes, we have to add in little patch boards. We've ha

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