callmemclovin

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by callmemclovin 6d ago
That's true, old school refrigerants like R-12 are awful. The downside of modern replacement refrigerants are high operating pressure (>100 bar for R-744/CO2) or high flammability for natural refrigerants like R-290 (Propane) a
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by callmemclovin 23d ago
Came here to say this - I have fond memories of playing Midtown Madness 2 as a kid (IIRC it came bundled with our new Windows ME family PC). I remember when I had the chance to visit SF in 2005 and I would recognize so many of the streets f
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by callmemclovin 10mo ago
Well at least in Germany they are a thing - a quick google search says there's a population of >1 million raccoons in Germany.
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by callmemclovin 1y ago
That's in the normal range of accuracy of modern CO2 sensors, for example SCD40 from Sensirion is described with an accuracy of ±50.0 ppm ±5.0 %m.v.
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by callmemclovin 2y ago
I'm a noob when it comes to DBs, but stumbled upon using InfluxDB with Home Assistant - would you say that's a solid choice, or are there better alternatives out there?
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by callmemclovin 2y ago
Well with the DIY route that's not a problem - nkon.nl is shipping to France as well, I guess? So there you can get EVE 280 Ah cells for about 100 €/kWh: https://www.nkon.nl/fr/rechargeable/lifepo4/p
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by callmemclovin 2y ago
From that page: Pylontech 5 kWh for 1198€ - so 250€/kWh is also possible :-)
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by callmemclovin 2y ago
Yeah I think if you want to order from CATL directly, your chances for a reply are better if your order is worth some billions :-) EVE cells are very famous in the DIY scene, you can get them via Alibaba/Aliexpress, or if you're i
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by callmemclovin 2y ago
"Solar energy is the most abundant energy resource on earth -- 173,000 terawatts of solar energy strikes the Earth continuously. That's more than 10,000 times the world's total energy use." source: https://www
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by callmemclovin 3y ago
The video footage of suicide drones you can find on r/combatfootage is nearly always from custom drones, the giveaway is the analog video transmission. As the poster before said, DJI drones are only used for reconnaisance (for example
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by callmemclovin 4y ago
Huh, interesting, I always think of the Macbooks from the 2007-2011 era to be the best in terms of hardware regarding the reliability - if you look up the major Macbook recalls and problems, they all begin after that time, for example the d
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by callmemclovin 4y ago
Well it depends where you live, if you happen to live in Germany (I guess they ship to the EU as well), there are quite a few on stock right now at BerryBase, according to rpilocator.com
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
I guess the RPi Zero W would suit your needs a lot better, and it seems to be in stock in some shops. The Pico doesn't run Linux so cron jobs aren't possible.
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
For the Arduino route I'd heavily recommend the Adafruit Bluefruit boards over the official Arduino BLE boards. Some of the Bluefruit boards are based on the nRF52 and therefore support OTA. The BLE implementation on the official Ardui
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
Just did a quick search for JTAG debuggers on Aliexpress, and the majority seem to be clones of Segger J-Links, so yeah... it's easy to produce the (simple) hardware and sell for cheap if you just steal the software, it's the same
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
Yeah it's pretty easy now to build USB HID gadgets with various boards from Sparkfun/Adafruit/Arduino... even the small Digispark board based on the ATtiny85 can act as an (emulated) USB HID device :-)
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
If you're a (non-commercial) hobbyist/student, there's the official Segger J-Link EDU Debug Probe for 50€, same functionality as the J-Link BASE.
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
Maybe you're thinking of the concept of multiple discovery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_discovery
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
Oh that's some nice info, with their low price point (around 0.25$ for the low-end ones) the GreenPAK devices appeared to me like a gamechanger in the making. I hope they gain more traction in the future.
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
That's true, but I guess it will take some years until manufacturers leave behind the proven line-up of cheap mikrocontrollers like the TI MSP430. They're so ubiquitous in these applications, TI even provides a Electric Toothbrush
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
You're right, because the nRF52 series are Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices, they can't stream music at all :-) Music streaming is done via Bluetooth Classic (as of now). BLE != Bluetooth Classic
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
Sorry, but I think you got this wrong, there's (currently) no transponder on DJI drones that enables remote tracking for them. In the future (2023?), FAA Remote ID will be mandatory, but even then, this is only a short range tracking s
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by callmemclovin 5y ago
This seems like a good use case for LoRa wireless modules, I haven't used them personally, but they claim a range of 10 miles without obstacles. Try searching for "LoRaWAN Door Bell" if you want off-the-shelf products, or oth
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by callmemclovin 6y ago
If you've got the money, I'd suggest Original Prusa, since I got one I've never used my Creality CR-10 again. Even though the CR-10 isn't a bad printer at all, the Prusa provides the overall better experience. :-)
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by callmemclovin 6y ago
> literally many thousands of people on WSB were insisting it would go to $1000. Yes, and nobody knows what would've happened if there was no dubious buying restriction from brokers. With the strong momentum of the stock price on th
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by callmemclovin 6y ago
> just because you and some other people have it easy to quit meat doesn’t mean that it’s easy for all the rest. Yeah but... so what? What's the point in only pursuing easy goals? Do you think we should have cancelled the Apollo pro