To be fair print drivers have mostly been user mode. On Windows since win2000, and on macOS - since macOS 10 Cheetah.
Feels like having touch calibration procedure built into firmware and documented in the manual (remember those?) would also work.
> The only way to detect it from what I can see is to profile writes then append a "password:" string multiple times to measure the write-delay, - Have the first check be a simple 8bit hash that filters out most…
The main anti prop wash thing in BF seems to be using a good frame design so that you don't get frame resonances below ~100+ Hz and that allows you to raise the lowpass gyro filter threshold high enough to let the PID…
0%? Extremely unlikely. [0] Is your plan as an evil overlord to implement the stack ranking killing the evilest 10% generation after generation for the good of humanity?:) Also hope you’re going global since other…
Thanks. Thinking more about that, might have been easier to just use 5V tolerant esp8266 :)
Unless you're running Home Assistant and open source nodes. You can build a Matter+Thread node that works on a nrf52840 MCU, there are examples in the Nordic SDK. But then, why would you bother with Matter which is so…
Terminal guidance boards are already available on Aliexpress for $300-ish. Using YOLOv7 no less. The future is now.
> I thought a second fusion stage required modeling and testing well beyond basic development The bottleneck is UF₆ centrifuges, not the modeling. They're definitely aiming for a fission-fusion design: "The sources note…
In my personal opinion using low melting point solder means you aren't qualified to do the repair and maybe should train on broken boards first. Sure, it makes desoldering easier but it's very hard to clean completely…
No way in hell anyone using drones for military purposes is even using non-modified ELRS, at the very least the hopping sequence is sourced from a CSPRNG and there's packet authentication.
Don’t know of anything readymade, but hacking together a WebRTC video streamer and a WebSerial/WebUSB based control that would forward SBUS control signal to a USB OTG attached MCU seems easily doable.
Reinventing the wheel is fun, but 3d printer boards already exist, and are literally mcu+stepper drivers, could be bought for pennies from people who upgraded their 3d printers to aftermarket ones.
> FLIR would work better for certain things at night ;-) At those distances and with typical thermal imager resolutions, the zoom lens required would cost more than a cheap car..
> 2. Force install spyware/vanguard like crap to scan your whole personal computer before doing the interview People who professionally cheat on online exams just use an HDMI splitter/capture card to inject whatever…
Which is a moot point anyway, since without 100% tariffs Tesla isn’t competitive with Chinese EVs that are taking Australia by storm.
Proper logging for retention would surely involve a point where you encrypt the data with a temporary key and then encrypt that key with the public key and only your top brass would have access to the HSM that could…
You probably meant DJI Remote 2. DJI RC2 is the one Mavics use. Anyway, I just wanted to warn anyone on the market against either DJI or BetaFPV controllers - DJI ones only work with drones that have O3 on them so if…
> run your game logic at a constant update rate and render an interpolated state between the current and previous game logic frame But if graphics frame rate is higher you won’t be able to interpolate until the next…
I’m saying the physical actuators that turn the steering wheel when LKA is on are torque limited on purpose, so they won’t be able to make a sharp turn or overpower a human, even if they won’t disengage when a human…
It even supports WiFi, so you can have automatic backups every night while the phone is charging. Also the protocol has been reverse engineered, it’s possible to use a Linux server instead of having to use iTunes on…
Cortex-M4 doesn’t have virtual memory, the only Linux you could run there would be a ucLinux fork
Because Teledyne FLIR is a US company and DJI isn’t? Edit: also according to the specs it’s 160x120@9fps https://www.dji.com/mobile/mavic-2-enterprise 640x480 isn’t native sensor size.
Yeah, nope. 'smart' roads mean wasting billions on sensors that would become outdated soon after being installed and banning non-'smart' users is political suicide impossible even in China. Also, do animals, pedestrians…
> CBP pilots say that it is hard to see on night vision goggles and has a low heat signature. Yeah definitely not a jet powered one.
To be fair print drivers have mostly been user mode. On Windows since win2000, and on macOS - since macOS 10 Cheetah.
Feels like having touch calibration procedure built into firmware and documented in the manual (remember those?) would also work.
> The only way to detect it from what I can see is to profile writes then append a "password:" string multiple times to measure the write-delay, - Have the first check be a simple 8bit hash that filters out most…
The main anti prop wash thing in BF seems to be using a good frame design so that you don't get frame resonances below ~100+ Hz and that allows you to raise the lowpass gyro filter threshold high enough to let the PID…
0%? Extremely unlikely. [0] Is your plan as an evil overlord to implement the stack ranking killing the evilest 10% generation after generation for the good of humanity?:) Also hope you’re going global since other…
Thanks. Thinking more about that, might have been easier to just use 5V tolerant esp8266 :)
Unless you're running Home Assistant and open source nodes. You can build a Matter+Thread node that works on a nrf52840 MCU, there are examples in the Nordic SDK. But then, why would you bother with Matter which is so…
Terminal guidance boards are already available on Aliexpress for $300-ish. Using YOLOv7 no less. The future is now.
> I thought a second fusion stage required modeling and testing well beyond basic development The bottleneck is UF₆ centrifuges, not the modeling. They're definitely aiming for a fission-fusion design: "The sources note…
In my personal opinion using low melting point solder means you aren't qualified to do the repair and maybe should train on broken boards first. Sure, it makes desoldering easier but it's very hard to clean completely…
No way in hell anyone using drones for military purposes is even using non-modified ELRS, at the very least the hopping sequence is sourced from a CSPRNG and there's packet authentication.
Don’t know of anything readymade, but hacking together a WebRTC video streamer and a WebSerial/WebUSB based control that would forward SBUS control signal to a USB OTG attached MCU seems easily doable.
Reinventing the wheel is fun, but 3d printer boards already exist, and are literally mcu+stepper drivers, could be bought for pennies from people who upgraded their 3d printers to aftermarket ones.
> FLIR would work better for certain things at night ;-) At those distances and with typical thermal imager resolutions, the zoom lens required would cost more than a cheap car..
> 2. Force install spyware/vanguard like crap to scan your whole personal computer before doing the interview People who professionally cheat on online exams just use an HDMI splitter/capture card to inject whatever…
Which is a moot point anyway, since without 100% tariffs Tesla isn’t competitive with Chinese EVs that are taking Australia by storm.
Proper logging for retention would surely involve a point where you encrypt the data with a temporary key and then encrypt that key with the public key and only your top brass would have access to the HSM that could…
You probably meant DJI Remote 2. DJI RC2 is the one Mavics use. Anyway, I just wanted to warn anyone on the market against either DJI or BetaFPV controllers - DJI ones only work with drones that have O3 on them so if…
> run your game logic at a constant update rate and render an interpolated state between the current and previous game logic frame But if graphics frame rate is higher you won’t be able to interpolate until the next…
I’m saying the physical actuators that turn the steering wheel when LKA is on are torque limited on purpose, so they won’t be able to make a sharp turn or overpower a human, even if they won’t disengage when a human…
It even supports WiFi, so you can have automatic backups every night while the phone is charging. Also the protocol has been reverse engineered, it’s possible to use a Linux server instead of having to use iTunes on…
Cortex-M4 doesn’t have virtual memory, the only Linux you could run there would be a ucLinux fork
Because Teledyne FLIR is a US company and DJI isn’t? Edit: also according to the specs it’s 160x120@9fps https://www.dji.com/mobile/mavic-2-enterprise 640x480 isn’t native sensor size.
Yeah, nope. 'smart' roads mean wasting billions on sensors that would become outdated soon after being installed and banning non-'smart' users is political suicide impossible even in China. Also, do animals, pedestrians…
> CBP pilots say that it is hard to see on night vision goggles and has a low heat signature. Yeah definitely not a jet powered one.