NoiseBert69

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by NoiseBert69 5mo ago
That cooling system looks crazy. What an unbelievable density.
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by NoiseBert69 5mo ago
Teach him Rust Oh wait, wrong Thread!
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by NoiseBert69 5mo ago
> Guessing my exact location - Oslo Opera House - was impressive though. Not really. They have almost global picture coverage thanks to Google Streetmaps. They only need small snippets of a picture to geolocate you.
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by NoiseBert69 5mo ago
For me a coffee is more kind of a ritual addiction.
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by NoiseBert69 6mo ago
> GPS is also unreliable in Ukraine, especially near the front line. There are GPS antennas that physically can block out signals that are not coming from the sky with a huge amount of decibels. Maybe Aliexpress has some of them in stock
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by NoiseBert69 6mo ago
That's not even complicated. You can use ESP32 with GPS modules and their PPS signals. The PPS signal from the module often has has a roughly precision around 60ns against the global GPS standard. With that signal you can PID-control
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by NoiseBert69 6mo ago
Very nice idea! That makes it much easier!
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by NoiseBert69 6mo ago
You’re considering whether it would be possible - and perhaps quite elegant - to use an XY‑scanner to raster‑scan the end of an optical fiber across a prism, disperse the light, and then capture the resulting spectrum with a CCD line sensor
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by NoiseBert69 6mo ago
I haven't seen a single functional real-world Reticulum network in the wild.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
fefe = Felix von Leitner fx = Felix Lindner Please don't mix up the names and nicknames. Both are highly renowned security experts.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Feels like they had to develop around their component shortage. Very weirdo microcontroller/DSP mix.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Restricted? Even the monthly consumption of toilet paper on a base has this classification.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
We avoid censorship by ⸻ more often and talking to ⸻ about ⸻.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Bruh... Can it mine bitcoins or run worms?
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Due to lack of memory leaks which will stop increasing RAM prices?
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Yes and no. It's much manual work to get WG to behave like Tailscale.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
As a computer engineer I usually copy reference schematics and board layouts from datasheets the vendors offers. 95% of my hardware problems can be solved with it. Learning KiCad took me a few evenings with YT videos (greetings to Phil!). S
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
Before your server catches a fire and burns down the originals: please also send them to archive.org
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
With GrapheneOS you can physically switch off the USB while locked.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
The German foreign intelligence service (BND) played the PR of incompetence for a very long time. Well until press found out that they had tapped into Obamas encrypted phone calls while flying in the AF1 for a long time.
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by NoiseBert69 7mo ago
RISC-V is eating the "low power low performance"-niche alive right now. ARM-licensed microcontrollers (like STM32C0) cannot keep up with this price class. That's a huge business. Have a look at WCH. If you are used to the ST-
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
Jet engines are tested for this. They basically can shoot (not only throwing!) entire frozen chicken cadavers into engines with zero damage. The only way they managed break the entire engine was to place little explosives on the turbine wi
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
There are thousands of weather balloon starts every day without any damages to airplanes. It's not factor as long they are not crossing a specific size/weight - jet engines and windows from airplanes are tested to withstand a dire
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dir/2009/24/oj/eng Directive 2009/24/EC, Article 5 + Article 6 Under special circumstances it's legal within the EU do do this. And removing a freaking o
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
There are many tools available in Germany that support you doing your tax filings. They have endless questionnaires in (tax law free) easy language that guide you through all the taxing niches. They not only respect all rules regarding the
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
Reality is ~36-38% if you learn to spend money strategically so you can fill a proper tax return. I never paid 42% my entire engineer life.
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
These numbers are far off reality. 80k€+ isn't a high salary for job in a Tarifunternehmen if you stay with it for 5+ years. Many of my colleagues cracked 100k€ this year without being AT and having crazy high position ratings.
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
I don't trust these numbers for Germany. Why? Have a look at all the Tarifunternehmen salaries. 80k-90k€ is pretty much a standard salary you can reach after 5 years (with maybe changing your position once within the same company). Fee
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
Honestly: MC and MT are classical bloated Arduino projects with a giant single big-loop and an interrupt coming from the LoRa modem. Both projects are hitting their limits because of this. Every new feature and every bug fix causes endless
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by NoiseBert69 8mo ago
Meshcore and -tastic have the huge problem that the encryption keys are bound to the device and not the app.

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