rrmoelker

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by rrmoelker 5y ago
The attack involves relaying the signal next to the car. Essentially mimicking the key fob being close to the car. For what I know you can not clone the key, nor can you record the signal and replay it whenever you want access. It's a
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
Adding to this, My late mid 2014 MBP has the kernal_task heavy write issue. I has written over 15TB the last 61 days. The new nvme disk I installed two months ago is already at 2% wear: Available Spare: 100% Availab
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
Let's hope so. Though the price might be a hurdle. The price per base station is quite high right now. Estimates range from $500 - $2500 (based on teardown)[1]. 1 https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
Tesla mentioned using iron in the lower end electric vehicles [1]. Though I don't know if that is the safe composition you are mentioning. [1] https://youtu.be/l6T9xIeZTds?t=4221
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[Dutch]Amsterdam municipality demands an app that prevents parking fines to stop(parool.nl)
2 points by rrmoelker 6y ago|1 comments
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
Since the article is in Dutch, here's my summary: The Amsterdam municipality is demanding a startup to stop developing an app that can be used to prevent parking fines. The app uses a dash cam to detect and notify users of a "scan
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
How can you tell from the small image? I clicked through and the ebay link mentions: "Built-in protection circuit PCM for prevent over charging or over discharging."
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by rrmoelker 6y ago
While not actively developing infrastructure myself, I've always like the concept presented in the Hystrix package: https://github.com/Netflix/Hystrix Even though it seems it is no longer maintained, the circuit b
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
I was considering an ask HN on just this. Having an effort from makers and professionals to come up with designs for mechanical ventilators when things get dire. Now I understand jerry rigging medical devices is not advisable. But a pandemi
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
"should be"? I can see how it's more expensive now. But I think that as a collective having things repaired is preferred. For most manufactures the incentives now is to minimize repairability. Increasing the repair cost. Havi
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
Scrape off rust, replace chips that have been shorted. Does depend on chips being available and some knowledge on how to diagnose the damages (e.g.: board schematics). Here's an example of new age Macbook pro's dying from little w
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
I come across one site every two weeks or so. Luckily on the Reddit forums people usually copy or quote the article. It's a bit of a nuisance. But overall, I feel this GDPR is doing more good than harm.
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
I couldn't quite figure out from the video if it was an early launch detection system and/or a signal jammer. Cause the video mentions both. A cursory glance at the Wikipedia article also didn't clear it up. Does anyone know?
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
I think each post has like a 3 minute window to get going otherwise it's going to end up in the great dusty internet library. I'm surprised you stumbled upon it now. Just so I can get an understanding how people find stuff on Hack
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
The goal of this app is to show Coronavirus spread over time. Through all the sensational headlines, I couldn't really see how the virus was developing over the globe. This should give a better feel for both the infection rate and aff
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Show HN: Coronavirus Spread Animation/Map(coronavirus.dreamonward.com)
10 points by rrmoelker 7y ago|3 comments
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
The city of Amsterdam keeps track of the "sink rate" of fixed points on buildings.It's a good place to take a look if you ever plan on buying something in the city: https://data.amsterdam.nl/data/?modus=k
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by rrmoelker 7y ago
Heads up, downloads 20MB and might take a long time to load (for some reason it took over a minute on my laptop)
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by rrmoelker 9y ago
Does anyone know a bit more about the pricing? All I can find online is Google learning infrastructure cost.
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by rrmoelker 9y ago
Great tool and great tutorial! I have a sense that I have a good grasp of CSS grids now. In my Firefox I did have an issue with the sound cutting out after a while. Chrome worked great. And I think your voice sounded a bit robotic at times.
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
Just today I had to send a reminder for payment for the first time. The rules/guidelines presented here would have been a real time saver. But I'm missing some steps here. Rather than immediately urging payment start friendly and
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
Great for understand the value of using Ansible. But something slightly unrelated, I noticed the -vvvv command line option. Is this the new way to indicate verbose levels? Using -v3 and such is out of fashion?
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
Annoyingly enough I've been in a situation where a needed a proxy to get around the corporate firewall blocking (constructive) blog posts. But Google proxy services didn't work (tried translate). I presume URL was filtered based o
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
What a great resource. Really wonder how to program these actuators to get your desired motion. Using kinematics is pretty much out of the window with these systems. Everything uses learning algorithms I presume.
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
They deserve it, but I've heard some rumors that game programmers are pushed to their limits with deadlines and cuts. I've got a feeling marketing is eating up most of the budget for all AAA titles. I can understand seeing how con
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Show HN: CodeCarbon, online dynamic snippet library(codecarbon.io)
8 points by rrmoelker 12y ago|0 comments
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by rrmoelker 12y ago
They don't really seem to be sterile, rather just highly unlikely to get offspring: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_disease#Banana_breeding_... It seems that with each meiosis step the banana plants become les