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Comment #45940942
Maybe what you are noticing is the "laptop on lap" detection? Check the bios, there was a "cool when on lap detected" mode on mine. Turn that off and re-test.
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Comment #44422062
No, energy density is way below Lixx chemistry. Not suitable.
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Comment #43005472
Those are grid tie inverters, they cannot/will not output if no grid is present.
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Comment #42998653
E.g. the emergency braking is mandatory for new cars; https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20190410IP... Could this mean you could get problems as this car does not co…
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Comment #38616675
Meanwhile in Switzerland: here is 25gbit symmetrical for like 75 USD a month
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Comment #37804357
The castings and frame are incredibly strong. Or in other words; when those are damaged, the rest of the car is likely beyond economical repair. Even without insurance. Tear it app…
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Comment #33402987
From an engineering perspective I would ask: Can your sensor package understand the environment to the required (low) failure rate? Radar/Lidar/Ultrasonic is going to give you info…
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Comment #33064409
It makes a difference if you make it available to the average joe with limited technical understanding or not. You can't change the NSA, but you can resuce the amount of abuse. It'…
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Comment #32721551
Just take a look at countries where they have a working bike infrastructure like Denmark or the Netherlands and adapt it your your country. (Also, separated bike lanes)
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Comment #32705505
The article seems to imply that there is a standard revenue/fraud curve. But what if there isn't such a static condition and you could jump to a less fraud (higher revenue) situati…
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Comment #31959784
A Dell T110-II with a quad core xeon and 4x4GB RAM and and a 3.5" HDD idles around 21W. It really depends on the systems.
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Comment #31800848
No info how to host this myself? I thought the top goal was to host the crap yourself so you don't have to load from google.
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Comment #29475129
how about openwrt/openwisp?
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Comment #29153929
after some time it's fairly easy. E.g. if you know it has a 4 core cpu, you're just looking for the same area four times.
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Comment #29140183
Every thought about all the things besides personal computers and smartphones? Embedded applications, energy limited (battery, power harvesting) devices, IoT, other resource constr…
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Comment #25028703
It does not increase power. But it couples data instead of static noise into the communication which might be more annoying on the other end.
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Comment #24888338
$350 for the controller PCB is a bit high. Is the software even open source or not?
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Comment #24600992
With a ssh jump box you could also centrally manage access, revoke instantly and don't have to sign users keys repetitively..
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Comment #24533815
I'm an embedded systems student and this makes me sad and angry. I worked with software update mechanisms and they are an essential part of every IoT product. They are needed to su…