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JCBird1012
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About JCBird1012
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Comment #49075511
In my opinion, all of these open source/free/open document signing tools are neat on paper (and technically fulfill the goal of being able to verify a document's chain-of-custody/s…
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Comment #47915501
A related project, but for birds - https://motus.org Motus is a distrbuted network of ground stations for tracking birds and other species (like bats!) for research - they also use…
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Comment #46713789
And just when I thought the DPE system couldn’t get any worse.
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Comment #45803228
CarPlay and Android Auto were engineered from the start to be as agnostic to the car's hardware as possible. Your car's stereo is really just a dumb screen (i.e. just a display and…
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Comment #44840136
It depends on the airport! Some smaller airports (like Corona Municipal Airport where the story is based) - are untowered, meaning that there's no central ATC to chat with when tak…
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Comment #44824690
I'd recommend changing your tagline - > Share secrets from your terminal. One-time only. No accounts. No backend. No BS. A server sure sounds like a backend to me.
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Comment #44751813
It’s there - just built into the binary. ;) but yeah that was upsetting - I was hoping they’d push them to a registry and make them… more available.
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Comment #44748683
Even better - you don't even have to run Network - UniFi APs have standalone mode - https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/12594679474071-Standal...
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Comment #44748219
1. This is an official Docker image/container from Ubiquiti themselves - no more relying on LinuxServer.io/jacobalberty, etc... 2. With the "UniFI OS" branding, the door is open to…
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Comment #44735909
And don't downplay how much of a role politics can play at making those facts/performance metrics harder/easier to achieve - and some companies are excellent deluding themselves in…
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Comment #44735820
I know the intro video is a render - but the folding of the purple sheet looks so... unnatural (to put it lightly) - like the cloth physics do exactly what is convenient for the vi…
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Comment #44702178
Don't picture them as OTA firmware updates. Picture them as OTA navigation data updates (i.e. maps, charts, waypoints, airport info, etc...) - that's much easier to pull off. The p…
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Comment #44538728
I can see what was meant with that statement. I do think compression increases Shannon entropy by virtue of it removing repeating patterns of data - Shannon entropy per byte of com…
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Comment #39895947
As a pilot, yes, your conclusion is correct - it’s widely known “tribal” knowledge among most American pilots that any reporting on the FAA medical certificate application is ammun…
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Comment #39269211
Reading this made me think “huh, where have I seen something like this before?” - an AT&T router was doing something awfully similar back in 2020 - https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…
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Comment #35908490
Sure did - I think it was the iPod Nano 5th generation onward? https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/46843/does-the-ipo...
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Comment #32764923
Carriers in the US are basically required to route 911 calls, even for devices not on their network - I wonder if that’ll include T-Mobile’s/Starlink announcement (since they’re go…
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Comment #31371865
I’d imagine the number of highly skilled stunt pilots willing to do a stunt like this drops proportionally in countries with lenient aviation authorities.
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Comment #31365450
> Best might have been to do this stunt outside of FAA jurisdiction. In order to do this, that would mean not using pilots with an FAA certificate, nor an American-registered aircr…
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Comment #31153929
More than likely it'll be a fine for Red Bull/the pilots involved - and at worst a revocation of the pilot certificates for the pilots involved for continuing ahead despite knowing…
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Comment #30882278
A backdoor in Curve25519 hasn’t really been a concern, because unlike P-256, the parameters for the curve didn’t come from NIST. Curve25519 is a djb ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki…
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Comment #29824276
One of the nice things about NetMaker (at least that I've seen), is that it supports the vanilla WireGuard iOS app, just without the mesh capabilities and other automation. I have …
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Comment #29415848
You’re in for a treat - https://youtu.be/qN8tm5RulFU
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Comment #28683232
Smaller general aviation aircraft still use 100LL gasoline (the LL stands for low lead) - and even though there’s lead-free replacement candidates (still going through regulatory a…
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Comment #28363182
In a way, it’s funded by the entities that actually need to pay for an FCC license (mainly commercial ones)… AFAIK, the FCC ULS (Universal Licensing System) is a unified database o…