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MiracleRabbit
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Comment #48610692
It "looked good" for me up to 100Hz after Nyquist in the spectrum but didn't pull any precise data. Just created a 50Hz tone using my speakers which showed up in the spectrum after…
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Comment #48609996
Sadly you have to install the codecs from external sites. This - at least for me - messes up the rolling release stuff at least one a month.
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Comment #48609696
Honestly: don't know. My experiments never had a dependency on linearity.
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Comment #48609676
Theoretically wind can be Nulled with a 4-way water splitter that are placed in 90° angles (+ a connector at the bottom to the sensor). As long they are orthogonal the wind pressur…
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Comment #48609536
The Sensirion SDP600-25Pa speaks I2C and only has a handful of primitive commands. Add this and 3.3V and you are done. I'm 99.5% sure if you throw Claude with a datasheet on it wil…
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Comment #48609525
Not much circuits needed. The SDP600-25Pa speaks I2C and only has a handful of commands. Just read it out with a microcontroller you love (like ESP32) and send the samples to a hos…
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Comment #48609295
Yes. But they usually are not performing very good between 1-250Hz. Sensirion is using a thermal flow-sensing principle method which is basically a heated plate that cools/heats up…
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Comment #48609205
If these Shahed drones have a propeller they should have a brutal signature between 0-250Hz as they are moving a lot of air. And if the engine speed of the Shahed stays constant it…
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Comment #48586725
They are getting better. After a long time they introduced ONVIF into their camera products which basically opened it to everyone.
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Comment #48526442
And screaming loud Keygen music
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Comment #48525587
Streisand effect Deepseek.v4.Pro.RePacked.LLMBoyz.part1.zstd
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Comment #48525257
I just wait until a Opensource model inhaled all the chemistry books and papers. Lol. They are following closely and the best offer 80-90% of the performance and come with a very s…
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Comment #48343806
Freshly marinated in DEET
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Comment #48312898
With Wi-Fi 8 we will finally get steerable friendly roaming like cellular radio is doing for almost 40 years now. This "here's a neighbor table, disassoc and fuck you&good luck"-me…
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Comment #48308717
For sensor stuff use LoRaWAN + Mirotik Basestation + Chirpstack
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Comment #48308706
All ham radio repeater groups here dropped Meshtastic as it was super unreliable. And they know how to build proper antennas and filters. Meshcore is 100% free. The last issue was …
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Comment #48245540
With GNSS+PPS and a hardware timer latch you can easily sync internal microcontroller timers to 2 to 3-digits nanoseconds against the global standard with a tightly controlled loop…
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Comment #48245521
The NICs need supported hardware timestamping. Then they can be used with ptp4l. Intel i210 and i226 does this. But the i226 has a few variants.
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Comment #48245288
Reminds me a bit of the research dept of the company I'm working for. If they have too much free time they put much weirdo stuff into their devices just to see what.. happens. They…
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Comment #47979589
Interesting. In safety components we are using Lockstep Microcontrollers which are doing something similar in a much smaller scale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockstep_(computin…
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Comment #47925658
Gitea Upgrading.. replacing binary, restarting. I love it. Same for Forgejo.
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Comment #47890598
> Wifi HaLow 802.11ah LoRa is another level. It works down to -146dBm. 802.11ah dies around -100dBm. Still much much better than "standard" Wifi. But you are comparing two differen…
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Comment #47890579
If you want to build sensor stuff you should have a look a LoRaWAN. Get a basestation from Mikrotik and use Chirpstack as backend. This setup is commercially very very battlefield …