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lhaussknecht

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    Comment #48743601

    Cool project! For a DIY beginner, what would be a good starting point for a "normal" drone/octocopter project?

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    Comment #47000892

    We are using ruftfs for our simple usecases as a replacement for minio. Very slim footprint and very fast.

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    Comment #46352305

    Sure, it's doable, and I'm on Linux desktop as well and not missing anything. She never had a computer other than her iPad. So it's hard (for me) but for her it's the best solution…

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    Comment #46351912

    I'm using Debian an when working for a client that requires Windows, I'm working in a VirtualBox with Windows Server 2022 as my desktop OS. It works really well (running mainly Vis…

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    Comment #46351887

    Picked up a Framework 13 for my daughter for Xmas. She’s a politics student, so she needs a solid keyboard. I hate installing Windows on this hardware, but she absolutely relies on…

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    Comment #24928084

    Looks like https://monkeytype.com/ is driven by monkeytype ;)

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    Comment #13276647

    We already deployed chrome in the enterise to run our Chrome packaged app. Too bad Google EOLed packaged apps....

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    Comment #11518983

    As far as I understood, it's not using triangulation. It's using machine learning to classify wifi fingerprints.

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    Comment #11518975

    No, you don't need beacons here. It works using "fingerprints" (and machine learning) of nearby APs.

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    Comment #11518240

    They claim a typical accuracy of 10 square feet (< 1 square meter) which would be really really good. Even systems with beacons are not better.

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    Comment #11124889

    There is an native U2F implementation for Android by yubico: https://github.com/Yubico/android-u2f-demo . Also take a look at this webinar https://www.yubico.com/2015/10/u2f-webina…

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    Comment #11124453

    AFAIK yes. The spec defines the high-level API you use withing the browser.

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    Comment #11124416

    I just tested exactly this with this sample app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webviewbro... . But it isn't working. I think the FIDO API is not implemented in t…

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    Comment #11124360

    Why do you think PayPal is involved when you do a U2F login?

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    Comment #11124347

    I was suprised that when signing in to my Goole account on my Android device with Chrome Beta, the Google Authenticator App pops up to do U2F with my YubiKey NEO via NFC. That was …

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    Comment #10929587

    Germany too.

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    Comment #10662945

    My experience with other (commercial) NPR is, that it's better to narrow down your expected search results to those countries you are looking for. The whole EU would be too wide...…

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    Comment #10662241

    Yes, that are common plates. But there are also special ones. Look at the personalized plates in austria. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of...

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    Comment #10662229

    Most cameras offer a HTTP interface to acquire images. You can feed those to the LPR. Some LPR stacks offer recognition of license plates directly from video streams (MJPG, H.264).…

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    Comment #10041886

    Sad that they showed a node example. What about asp.net on .net core?

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    Comment #9787808

    We have four paternosters in our office here in cologne and I'm using them every day. It's really cool, because you have mostly no wait time to get into it. Two of them are out of …

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    Comment #7513858

    I'm still doing Windows CE 6.0 development on Motorola Business Handhelds. Sadly MS abandoned Windows CE (.net CF) from their IDEs since VS 2008.

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    Comment #6920868

    Looks similar to my logstash -> elastic search -> kibana workflow.