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by dasv 1y ago
Like this one? https://github.com/sipeed/NanoKVM
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by dasv 1y ago
Well, except for the time their datacenter caught on fire I haven't had any problems.
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by dasv 2y ago
If you look at the datasheets, the SoCs in the Miyoo handhelds were originally intended for dashcams. I don't know whether these handhelds emerged as a result of excess supply of chips like the RPi or simply it was the cheapest alterna
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by dasv 2y ago
There are multiple grades of stainless steel, which have different proportions of metals in the alloy. The stainless steel used in the cybertruck's body panels appears to be 301 grade, which is not among the best in rust resistance, an
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by dasv 2y ago
Yes, but compared to the setup for equivalent satellite services it is very cheap. The Inmarsat antennas need active compensation and they sit inside big radomes, while the Starlink antennas are smaller and do not need to move thanks to bei
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by dasv 2y ago
516 people in Spain with Farto as first surname, 485 as second surname. None with both. Quite rare. You can check distribution out yourself in a map with this neat tool from the Spanish Statistics Institute https://www.ine.es&#x2
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by dasv 2y ago
In addition to that, this photo was taken onboard a cable laying vessel. There are not that many and they are booked back to back all over the world, so it is not of the question that they would have dual metric and imperial measurement dev
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by dasv 2y ago
Yes, but Portugal had colonies in India!
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by dasv 3y ago
If you don't intend to keep them fully stock there are modern solid-state drop-in replacements for reasonable prices! Given that they are fairly simple cars building one yourself from common electronic parts would not be too difficult
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by dasv 3y ago
Norway is an interesting case regarding government provided services. Easy procedures, clear documentation, but then anything needing human review tends to take exactly six weeks for an answer.
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by dasv 3y ago
https://adnauseam.io/
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by dasv 3y ago
I am partial to 48sx in Android, I find Droid48's UI somewhat uglier. Also, to answer OP's question: I use the HP48 emulator in my phone very frequently. I have a solar folding 4-key Casio on my work desk which I also use since it
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by dasv 3y ago
There is an interesting take on this on Neal Stephenson's Termination Shock: wealthy people can afford to have personal curators that filter news and other content for them, while the lower classes have been driven off the deep end by
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by dasv 3y ago
I think they did: there is a mention at the end of the article as how they lost a camera during a test and they are trying to piece together the footage they could salvage.
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by dasv 3y ago
Lately I have been trying to improve performance of a high precision RTK GNSS receiver installed somewhere high up on the Barents sea, near the Russian border with Norway. Some days it works perfectly down to cm accuracy, but other days it
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by dasv 3y ago
It seems there is enough pushback from Microsoft's enterprise clients because the W10 LTSC versions lack all the adware and most of the spyware that is pushed on the regular versions. Of course, they are not advertised anywhere and buy
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by dasv 3y ago
I was hoping for CFD applications myself when I saw the headline... Is there any progress on that direction or is it even possible?
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by dasv 4y ago
That is the ADHD. Constantly changing the topic to talk about something that happened to you once which you were just reminded of because of a detail in the conversation. Too much sharing of personal details with people I maybe just met. Te
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by dasv 4y ago
I have only been offshore once, in the Goliat platform, for a mooring monitoring system installation — I was definitely not expecting the cruise ship like crew quarters! Single cabins with ensuite bathrooms, a cozy dining room with wall to
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by dasv 4y ago
It was pretty good, most taxi drivers were self employed but associated to a guild that you could call to request a ride. The prices were set by law and there are enough taxis that flagging down one near a city center was pretty quick, and
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by dasv 4y ago
Do you frequently have problems with CAPTCHAs?
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by dasv 4y ago
An idea that goes back to Plato's republic.
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by dasv 4y ago
https://www.gem.wiki/Midi-Catalonia_Pipeline
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by dasv 4y ago
Yep, that is why Halon is used in data centers. It stops the combustion reaction at relatively low concentrations and it is a gas so it does not damage electronics. However, breathing it in is not really recommended. I am surprised at your
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by dasv 4y ago
This submission is worrying me a bit, my company's product depends on GPS+GLONASS with RTK assistance at high latitudes for high accuracy high frequency positioning. The NTRIP RTK services we use just provides assistance for GPS+GLONAS
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by dasv 4y ago
There is a lot of depth to GNSS! I could do what jrockway did on the grandparent comment and I would not define myself either as anything near an expert on the field.
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by dasv 4y ago
The similarity in the name to the lube brand has to be intentional, right?
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by dasv 4y ago
I live in a commie block — well, fashy block since it's Spain — and although the zone is something that in the US would be seen as "the projects", the zone is nicer than the surrounding neighbourhood: well oriented blocks wit
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by dasv 4y ago
Fixed it: > Zoning allows people _with enough money_ to choose the type of neighbourhood they want to live in.
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by dasv 4y ago
The readme says there is also an additional device that can be used for copying the ERPROM, instead of doing it via the computer. It would be possible to integrate the copier in the firewall dongle but that would mean having a microcontroll

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