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Moreover, if you are producing a device for open source developers , people working for free , giving their free time to contribute to create a valid product, you can't spit on the…

I'm an hacker and I gave up with that platform after that experience because if you can't guarantee reasonable assistance quality , a basic replacement service if the device is def…

Hi, I'm am a pro. I have laboratory equipment and I did the needed checks before opening the RMA. As explained to the service the problem was elsewhere. It's exactly the opposite, …

I had one device who died after a couple of weeks: suddenly it refused to switch on. So I found the real source of pain from Pinephone project: the assistance. I sent a detailed re…

No he's a friend of mine, I also have my nuclear RNG based on different vintage counter. I think his project is older. I like your project too! This is him: https://news.ycombinato…

Another one: https://github.com/gbonacini/nuclear_random_number_generator

Hi, I don't throw away electronic equipment, I like to keep my old hardware in working condition to repurpose it for my projects. I got my old Nexus5 back from my storage room to r…

I don't think so, this command could be significantly slow: cp myfile.iso /dev/sdb compared with this one: dd if=myfile.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=32M because implementation of cp have a f…

Ok, but, if I've understood correctly , at the end of article they suggest that the CO2 captured while the battery was in recharging state is released when the same battery is in u…

I totally agree with Rossmann: the more important thing is that you can lease the equipment from Apple but there is no obligation . The equipment is intended to do a job compliant …

I haven't read the article yet, but, judging the title, IMHO seems just another marketing balloon: under the skin only hot air. The "device absorbs CO2 emissions while it charges" …

Too many: - 2x MacBook pro - 1x Old Mac Mini - 1x iPad - 2x Nvidia Jetson (NANO, TK1) - 1x Dell XPS - 1x Dell Subnotebook - 1x Lenovo X220 - 1x Asus eee 900 - 2x Linux server x64 -…

I read then link to the other article explaining the new technologies developed by Helion that should permit commercially viable fusion reactors, there are no words about Q plasma …

More than 60, yes, maybe it's other source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tritium-watch.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritium_radioluminescence

To test, I made a simple script generating the dispersion graph: the numbers seem to be of good quality

Having a counter, I think it's easy to found some source around, for example in surplus stores, etc. For example, old naval compass and clock are treated with tritium. You could fi…

Thank you for your valuable suggestion. Because the interest shown here, I decided to build an improved version ( I think during the Christmas vacations).

No, the color isn't the same. This is their color: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.worthp...

Let's say that my grandmother lived in times where the radiation was too much "mainstream": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe-fitting_fluoroscope https://spectrum.ieee.org/fun-and…

I was thinking to make it public, but it's based on an Arduino shield I purchased the day after the Fukushima accident, it is no more in commerce. I should make it more generic cha…

The crucifix is different, besides the Uranium glass it has engravings painted with something I think is tritium.

My device, as other implementation, use the particle passing through the Geiger tube as a "virtual coin" , given a sampling frequency, if one or more particles are detected the fir…

I have some marbles and a crucifix ( that kind you hang on a wall) made of this material. I inherited them from my grandmother , the marbles was intended to be toys. The crucifix a…

I don't think it's a problem in Start Trek universe: they use REPLICATORS to generate meals for the crew (to cook ?). So what's the problem there ? If Einstein is dead in the kitch…