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Reverse-engineering an analog Bendix air data computer: part 4(righto.com)
6 points by codezero 3y ago|1 comments
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by codezero 3y ago
My answer was that it was obvious but I went down a rabbit hole of comparison pages and learned the current Air is higher end than the current iPad.
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by codezero 3y ago
fwiw, I have tried it and I agree with their assessment. I do think reviews pretty accurately capture the experience of using it. My only real comparison though is the Quest 2. The fidelity of AVP graphics is through the roof and the eye an
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by codezero 3y ago
The public wasn't certain, but the search and rescue teams were made aware of the implosion that was detected, that wasn't going to stop an attempt to verify the wreckage.
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by codezero 3y ago
They readily shared the implosion detection data with search and rescue teams.
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by codezero 3y ago
Yeah, was stoked to see they're still out there creating great art.
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by codezero 3y ago
Because of sanctions, Iran has adapted to operating without fitting into global supply chains. By disrupting supply chains, they are participating in asymmetrical warfare. It's an announcement: "We can keep doing this." They
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by codezero 3y ago
He has all the leeway everyone else has within the laws of the jurisdictions his companies operate in.
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by codezero 3y ago
It's a common karma harvesting technique but also a good way to get good content onto the front page. I often submit links I see in comments and they tend to get a lot of upvotes because others who think it's interesting submit th
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by codezero 3y ago
Are there domestic Chinese news sources reporting on this event?
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by codezero 3y ago
I wonder, does this concept translate between languages? Are there folks suffering from schizophrenia who create the same kind of clanging in other languages?
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by codezero 3y ago
I was asking about anyone tracking the disparity between nation-state computing power and commercially available computing power. This seems like something that's uncontroversial.
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by codezero 3y ago
I expect nation state actors to have immensely more access to computing power than the commercial sector, is that controversial?
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by codezero 3y ago
Weird question maybe, but does anyone keep track of quantitative or qualitative data that measures the discrepancy between consumer (commercial) and government computer technology? TBH, it's kind of amazing that a custom computer from
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by codezero 3y ago
To which they said, "Urine; A lot of trouble."
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by codezero 3y ago
Yep I’m curious about what encoding was used. I doubt it was video optimized as realtime decoding likely wasn’t a goal.
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by codezero 3y ago
They also mention the video was sent on a loop, so I wonder how many loops it took to collect every frame.
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Astronaut helmet found in field after the 2003 Columbia disaster (2020)(old.reddit.com)
1 points by codezero 3y ago|1 comments
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by codezero 3y ago
Texas has vast empty areas, comparing it to Amsterdam is really apples to oranges.
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by codezero 3y ago
Maybe more people will start riding bikes.
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by codezero 3y ago
Ah, I didn't catch that this blog post was outdated! Thanks for that.
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by codezero 3y ago
It says you can't buy them, but I see them for sale on Tindie[1] and it looks to be from the same person, though I don't see links to Tindie on their wix site, but I could be missing them. Anyone have any more info? [1] https:&#x
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by codezero 3y ago
I’m pretty sure they were using the term to refer to the concept of paternalism: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paternalism not as a gendered term targeted at you.
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by codezero 3y ago
The scheme was for hepatitis vaccinations. The article linked below just mentions that only health workers giving polio vaccines had previously been able to access the compound.
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Denial of Pleasure: Attacking Unusual BLE Targets with a Flipper Zero(whid.ninja)
3 points by codezero 3y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 3y ago
It’s funny how relevant this niche fact is for me. When I started my last job it was at 1.3 and I remember seeing it go through 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6 since I debugged a lot of data with timestamps. I remember commenting to my team about the 1.5
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by codezero 3y ago
What a powerful sign off.
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by codezero 3y ago
I’m recently in the market for a garage door opener I can automate (specifically close automatically after X time open) - does anyone have recommendations or is ratgdo the way to go? Also I understand one of the reasons this isn’t a standar
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by codezero 3y ago
In emerging markets, real customers are the ones that pay their bills regularly and actively hire/grow their business, and interesting use cases are subjective, I don't expect to win anyone over by explaining them. You can go dig
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by codezero 3y ago
I work in a crypto adjacent business (we provide decoded data from EVM blockchains) and this has had pretty much zero effect on our business (specifically: we continue to get new business with customers that are building their own businesse

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