I think I saw a few comments here from an account named "BottlecapAI". Chances are he might be actually around ; )
and as a bonus, now you know how it feels to ride a BMW boxer motorbike in a turn ;-)
is there a way to pin comments like this up top? I've just spent 5min doing the same by hand, before scrolling all the way down to see this one
Kinda curious why You didn't go for the Fenix 7 / 7Pro line? AFAIK the "big" addition on the 8 was phonecalls/microphone on the watch and some increased water resistance for diving. All that for maybe 200-300USD price…
back in my day we used to upcycle old 18650s from old laptop batteries to use for Nokia phones. Since back in the day phone batteries were basically just insert-in and held by a clip-on backplate, it was just a question…
I'm not sure about the "question nobody asked". Bluetooth is perhaps a gimmick, but in all seriousness an electrically actuated derailleur is a blessing for anyone doing audax / long distance. I have my wrists damaged…
I think the answer to this is:"yes"
Oh, I'm not claiming sewing machine is the "only" option :-) There's plenty of hacking that can be done on the subject of sewing and I admit that laser cutter is a cool one. I'm still pretty partial to that sewing…
TLDR : "nice to have, but not a necessity" For some basic jerseys (think T-shirts) a basic zigzag is fine to begin with. That 100EUR sewing machine will have some fancier stretch stitch options that are slow, but "good…
For everyone struggling with clothes sizing and having a hacker mindset, I can't recommend enough buying a sewing machine (~100EUR on a used market, ~150 new gets you a reasonable starter one you won't outgrow any time…
Fiction (shortlist): -Some Desperate Glory (Emily Tesh) -A Memory called Empire (Arkady Martin) both of these are a fairly interesting take on scifi worldbuilding. Could be called "highbrow", but IMO pretty easy reads…
I admit it's a nice experiment, but I guess the title should be "detecting iPhone Lidar". Both the 60Hz frequency and 940nm wavelength are fairly specific. There's a whole world of different wavelengths (1550nm is…
Have You checked the validity of registration/insurance? I'm kinda curious about doing it the other way and trying some BDRs) maybe in a few years)
mind developping on the "it's DERP or nothing"? Have you been trying to expose a direct wireguard port of your own, or the Tailscale?
personally : proxmox /VM is great if You'd like to separate physical HW. In my case - virtualized TrueNAS means I can give it a whole SATA controller and keep this as an isolated storage machine. Whatever uses that…
true. My original was just a quick jote on a phone sipping a coffee on Sunday. I admit I simply didn't want to go into the whole "square FOV for the sensor vs. one detector / diode and that combined with the time of…
Not even that. I think I had mine for under 150 (on some sale). Also, there are a few cheaper alternatives, but some tests have shown them to be less reliable (either false positives, or worse - false "all clear").…
thanks for this one. I've just printed my first two stacks of Multiboard for the office after only reading the license summary. The way they play with "Designed Works" and "commercial use" is really pretty weird. I…
As for the nanoKVM power design, I agree it's a pain. Not sure what's the state of things on the forums now, but in my experience, the issue comes from the device trying to draw power via the USB HID port instead of the…
oh, thanks for the reminder. Is that also a recommendation for the Strange & Norrel? I've been meaning to get to more of her stuff ever since I listened to Piranesi last Christmas when driving home through Europe.
SQUEAK!
This would have been a great card for a homelab if only they haven't decided to move away from SR-IOV in their consumer GPUs. AFAIK it used to be possible to get some SR-IOV working on the previous Alchemists (with some…
Thanks for the tip (and on an unrelated note, thanks for the mini rack video, I hope You do keep playing with that further ;-). I've played with one nanoKVM for a few weeks now and honestly, it's pretty clear from the…
I'm kinda curious what will this lockdown do to the efforts to replace their controller and/or firmware with something more open. Something like [1] It's nice to have a private key to their cloud authentication, but…
Especially if You're old enough to remember what ISO 8859-2 was for. One of the standards that everyone knew existed, yet few actually cared enough to correctly implement in practice. I still have a label printer that…
I think I saw a few comments here from an account named "BottlecapAI". Chances are he might be actually around ; )
and as a bonus, now you know how it feels to ride a BMW boxer motorbike in a turn ;-)
is there a way to pin comments like this up top? I've just spent 5min doing the same by hand, before scrolling all the way down to see this one
Kinda curious why You didn't go for the Fenix 7 / 7Pro line? AFAIK the "big" addition on the 8 was phonecalls/microphone on the watch and some increased water resistance for diving. All that for maybe 200-300USD price…
back in my day we used to upcycle old 18650s from old laptop batteries to use for Nokia phones. Since back in the day phone batteries were basically just insert-in and held by a clip-on backplate, it was just a question…
I'm not sure about the "question nobody asked". Bluetooth is perhaps a gimmick, but in all seriousness an electrically actuated derailleur is a blessing for anyone doing audax / long distance. I have my wrists damaged…
I think the answer to this is:"yes"
Oh, I'm not claiming sewing machine is the "only" option :-) There's plenty of hacking that can be done on the subject of sewing and I admit that laser cutter is a cool one. I'm still pretty partial to that sewing…
TLDR : "nice to have, but not a necessity" For some basic jerseys (think T-shirts) a basic zigzag is fine to begin with. That 100EUR sewing machine will have some fancier stretch stitch options that are slow, but "good…
For everyone struggling with clothes sizing and having a hacker mindset, I can't recommend enough buying a sewing machine (~100EUR on a used market, ~150 new gets you a reasonable starter one you won't outgrow any time…
Fiction (shortlist): -Some Desperate Glory (Emily Tesh) -A Memory called Empire (Arkady Martin) both of these are a fairly interesting take on scifi worldbuilding. Could be called "highbrow", but IMO pretty easy reads…
I admit it's a nice experiment, but I guess the title should be "detecting iPhone Lidar". Both the 60Hz frequency and 940nm wavelength are fairly specific. There's a whole world of different wavelengths (1550nm is…
Have You checked the validity of registration/insurance? I'm kinda curious about doing it the other way and trying some BDRs) maybe in a few years)
mind developping on the "it's DERP or nothing"? Have you been trying to expose a direct wireguard port of your own, or the Tailscale?
personally : proxmox /VM is great if You'd like to separate physical HW. In my case - virtualized TrueNAS means I can give it a whole SATA controller and keep this as an isolated storage machine. Whatever uses that…
true. My original was just a quick jote on a phone sipping a coffee on Sunday. I admit I simply didn't want to go into the whole "square FOV for the sensor vs. one detector / diode and that combined with the time of…
Not even that. I think I had mine for under 150 (on some sale). Also, there are a few cheaper alternatives, but some tests have shown them to be less reliable (either false positives, or worse - false "all clear").…
thanks for this one. I've just printed my first two stacks of Multiboard for the office after only reading the license summary. The way they play with "Designed Works" and "commercial use" is really pretty weird. I…
As for the nanoKVM power design, I agree it's a pain. Not sure what's the state of things on the forums now, but in my experience, the issue comes from the device trying to draw power via the USB HID port instead of the…
oh, thanks for the reminder. Is that also a recommendation for the Strange & Norrel? I've been meaning to get to more of her stuff ever since I listened to Piranesi last Christmas when driving home through Europe.
SQUEAK!
This would have been a great card for a homelab if only they haven't decided to move away from SR-IOV in their consumer GPUs. AFAIK it used to be possible to get some SR-IOV working on the previous Alchemists (with some…
Thanks for the tip (and on an unrelated note, thanks for the mini rack video, I hope You do keep playing with that further ;-). I've played with one nanoKVM for a few weeks now and honestly, it's pretty clear from the…
I'm kinda curious what will this lockdown do to the efforts to replace their controller and/or firmware with something more open. Something like [1] It's nice to have a private key to their cloud authentication, but…
Especially if You're old enough to remember what ISO 8859-2 was for. One of the standards that everyone knew existed, yet few actually cared enough to correctly implement in practice. I still have a label printer that…