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gol706
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Comment #45348770
I think smaller ones might be useful for network quality testing and mapping. I think carriers drive around with boxes in vehicles to test their own networks reliability and map th…
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Comment #45280807
Octoprint is still a great piece of software that works with most printers, but it's running into a dead end where streaming G Code over the USB Serial emulation isn't fast enough …
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Comment #45277415
They have hired staff in San Antonio but not officially announced a launch yet.
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Comment #42738480
Weirdly I had the exact opposite experience. Elgato always felt laggy. I bought a no-name USB Stick format card and it looked great (once I got my camera settings dialed in) but wo…
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Comment #39770641
I can say that in San Antonio where I live and also operate a ADSB receiver the dedicated air force flight trainers (T38 Talons and T6 Texans) routinely fly with ADSB on. The C5 ca…
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Comment #31596965
Sadly Bluetooth support on Node is a mess and has been so forever. Noble is the only BLE library, and the original creator abandoned it years ago. The community forked it and has b…
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Comment #20770888
That's all well and good for software developed in house by a full time development team that gets deployed to a single known environment, but that's only one way that the JDK gets…
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Comment #20762220
This has been my hell trying to navigate for the past year. As a general rule, anyone who can't commit to updating and testing their software to run on the latest JDK ever 6 months…
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Comment #20721679
We did leave a mirror on the moon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Laser_Ranging_experiment
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Comment #19456199
For all intents and purposes that hash becomes the users password at that point. Also you can't really salt that hash in a meaningful way.
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Comment #17149319
I probably should try it. I've been writing my own partly as an excuse to learn React. I've already got a Pi with a touchscreen and a 3d printed enclosure setup to run whatever sol…
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Comment #17147142
Another pain point with making is that it's really hard to get it integrated with stuff you have bought. I built my own garage door automation with a Particle Photon board. It work…
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Comment #15500067
Well, I'm glad it's not just me. I had my top case replaced a month ago after my 'w' key started sticking down off and on. I could swear I felt one of the keys on my new case stick…
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Comment #15285236
I did an independent study back in college to make maps like these. At the time there was a CD-ROM floating around with a database containing all of this data. It must have been an…
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Comment #14896282
The US moved to electronic voting in part due to the Florida vote counting fiascos in 2000. Electronic voting machines prevent users from making undervotes and overvotes (picking n…
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Comment #14547327
I agree. I think that the pricing is fair for when you have paying customers on the system (at least for my business model), but the 7 day trial isn't really enough time to do a pr…
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Comment #14447124
Telnet is a great way to realize that HTTP is just some simple text commands and not some mysterious binary protocol. WireShark also provides a good visualization of the HTTPS nego…
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Comment #14247962
Can you really protect the device software if the hardware encryption element is separate from the microcontroller? Wouldn't it be trivial to sniff the decrypted cypher text of the…
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Comment #14091288
Some larger aircraft actually have that for routes that require crew changes. http://www.businessinsider.com/secret-airplane-bedrooms-2015...
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Comment #13824280
This is really cool. My wife has been experimenting with using Google Cardboard in her classroom to do virtual field trips, and none of the resources she can find let you add in yo…
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Comment #13599124
From a practical standpoint, isn't this likely to trip Facebook and Twitter's protections against account theft? If you suddenly log in on a new machine in another country, and tha…
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Comment #13527428
I have no clue if anyone really uses it, and it has a terribly un-googleable name, but the Java Spark Framework is the most beautifully simplistic REST API I have ever played with.…
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Comment #13527397
Putting the words "ASP" and "Classic" that close together sent a chill down my spine. You're totally right about the tooling though. If I can't do File->New Project and get it to c…
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Comment #13444888
If you have either a MSDN subscription or sign your startup up for BizSpark, you can activate an Azure account without a credit card and use the credits they give you. I've got fri…