0xdead_beef

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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
There are still anti-fuse FPGAs in manufacture and in use today (one-time programmable burn-in devices) My question: could programmable waveguides be done with MEMS technology? (mechanical features etched in silicon)
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Don't you think any of those 1970s subs have seen modernization efforts?
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Why don't we have bunk style bed racks for international flights? I'd gladly take a sedative, crawl into my cubby hole and wake up at my destination 6-12 hours later with no recollection of time loss. Of course, some sort of healt
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Don't forget those trollopy Flibbertigibbets
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Razer scooters were extremely dorky when I was younger (and still are). Why not shred with a skateboard, BMX bike, or even rollerblades? These electric commuter things are pretty cool though from getting to point A-Point B efficiently. (Mor
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Releasing a chip like that would be close to useless without also developing a user-friendly hobbyist API like the Raspberry PI and Arduino's already have. Releasing the chip plus a nice users manual of all of its registers and assembl
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Microsemi primarily deals with the aerospace industry and manufactures radiation-tolerant FPGAs; Their latest product line is a series of Flash-based reprogrammable devices (RTG4). Perhaps these alternative memory technologies lend to bette
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
I'd rather be exposed to generic advertising in the form of billboards, banners, and commercials, than head towards the dystopian future of The Minority Report in which you're constantly tracked, biometrics measured, and eyeballs
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by 0xdead_beef 8y ago
Hey there nice name!
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by 0xdead_beef 9y ago
Engineering degree; willingness to work in Defense (to cut your teeth)