You can get a vinyl cutter for a couple of hundred quid.
But how is iBeacon proprietary anyway? It's just a static BLE advertisment of a UUID. Anyone can do that.
Looks kind of blurry.
Yeah I recently discovered enet through Emscripten (which emulates UDP on top of SCTP. SCTP is the protocol used by WebRTC and supports reliable and unreliable packets like enet and RakNet, though I believe Emscripten's…
I lived in London for 4 years and that is bullshit.
Presumably you have to use a smart phone to connect to each bulb when you install it and send it a non-fixed key.
I hope they reported that to the police!
Yeah BLE uses about 12 mA while transmitting or receiving. But it does not do that continuously. Its average power consumption can be under 100 uA very easily. However, there's no way you'd get even 100 uA by harvesting…
Also worth considering: https://code.google.com/p/mapsforge/
Yeah it actually makes sense from a physics point of view. All the fancy reflective angles on the stealth plane won't do anything if the wave is longer than they are. "Small" things all look the same in terms of wave…
I think this must be a standard ARM thing. The nRF51822 Cortex M0 (with BLE) from Nordic can do something very similar. They call it PPI (Programmable Peripheral Interface). All the peripherals (timers, ports, low power…
This seems like a good place to ask: Does anyone know of a library (preferably C++/Emscripten) that simplifies using WebRTC to create real time network games?
Yeah I saw a card with a screen demoed ages ago which generated one-time-use credit card numbers (or something like that), which is surely the way it should be done. It's so crazy that once I've given someone some…
To be fair that was for technical reasons, and I think it will change soon with fibre. They tend to have sane upload speeds, e.g. 10 Mb/s.
Not really surprising - the whole idea of web desktop apps is kind of crazy, especially for something that you want to have good performance like a text editor.
This is quite badly named and isn't intended for number-crunching. It's for when you want to use a RPi in a project, but want it smaller or better integrated into your other electronics. Think about a kiosk, or digital…
Do you remember how stagnant GCC was before Clang came along?
Looks like the lock was still your problem even if it wasn't picked.
Nothing, because I didn't check it and see an explanation (you need a little "?" icon, or at the very least an instant-tooltip).
Yeah but "information" generally requires software to view it. The only reason that web page still works in modern browsers is because they've gone to all the effort to account for quirks in ancient HTML. Apple clearly…
Saying Microsoft isn't perfect at backwards compatibility is nit picking to say the least! They are far far ahead of any competition in terms of backwards compatibility. It's practically measured in decades whereas…
> no Google staff would be able to access the data Well that's obviously bullshit... But aside from that, if it's commercially available and pseudonymised, I can't see much wrong with it.
Only an idiot would think she was suggesting blindly replacing every instance of "very capable" with accomplished. Clearly they are merely suggestions to consider.
Could be a more powerful ARM Cortex, rather than the insanely out-dated Atmel chips. If anyone ever makes a 5V ARM processor Atmel will be finished. Also I'm going to rant about Arduino for a bit: Yes it's very simple…
I just wish it wasn't written in PHP. Makes me not entirely trust it.
You can get a vinyl cutter for a couple of hundred quid.
But how is iBeacon proprietary anyway? It's just a static BLE advertisment of a UUID. Anyone can do that.
Looks kind of blurry.
Yeah I recently discovered enet through Emscripten (which emulates UDP on top of SCTP. SCTP is the protocol used by WebRTC and supports reliable and unreliable packets like enet and RakNet, though I believe Emscripten's…
I lived in London for 4 years and that is bullshit.
Presumably you have to use a smart phone to connect to each bulb when you install it and send it a non-fixed key.
I hope they reported that to the police!
Yeah BLE uses about 12 mA while transmitting or receiving. But it does not do that continuously. Its average power consumption can be under 100 uA very easily. However, there's no way you'd get even 100 uA by harvesting…
Also worth considering: https://code.google.com/p/mapsforge/
Yeah it actually makes sense from a physics point of view. All the fancy reflective angles on the stealth plane won't do anything if the wave is longer than they are. "Small" things all look the same in terms of wave…
I think this must be a standard ARM thing. The nRF51822 Cortex M0 (with BLE) from Nordic can do something very similar. They call it PPI (Programmable Peripheral Interface). All the peripherals (timers, ports, low power…
This seems like a good place to ask: Does anyone know of a library (preferably C++/Emscripten) that simplifies using WebRTC to create real time network games?
Yeah I saw a card with a screen demoed ages ago which generated one-time-use credit card numbers (or something like that), which is surely the way it should be done. It's so crazy that once I've given someone some…
To be fair that was for technical reasons, and I think it will change soon with fibre. They tend to have sane upload speeds, e.g. 10 Mb/s.
Not really surprising - the whole idea of web desktop apps is kind of crazy, especially for something that you want to have good performance like a text editor.
This is quite badly named and isn't intended for number-crunching. It's for when you want to use a RPi in a project, but want it smaller or better integrated into your other electronics. Think about a kiosk, or digital…
Do you remember how stagnant GCC was before Clang came along?
Looks like the lock was still your problem even if it wasn't picked.
Nothing, because I didn't check it and see an explanation (you need a little "?" icon, or at the very least an instant-tooltip).
Yeah but "information" generally requires software to view it. The only reason that web page still works in modern browsers is because they've gone to all the effort to account for quirks in ancient HTML. Apple clearly…
Saying Microsoft isn't perfect at backwards compatibility is nit picking to say the least! They are far far ahead of any competition in terms of backwards compatibility. It's practically measured in decades whereas…
> no Google staff would be able to access the data Well that's obviously bullshit... But aside from that, if it's commercially available and pseudonymised, I can't see much wrong with it.
Only an idiot would think she was suggesting blindly replacing every instance of "very capable" with accomplished. Clearly they are merely suggestions to consider.
Could be a more powerful ARM Cortex, rather than the insanely out-dated Atmel chips. If anyone ever makes a 5V ARM processor Atmel will be finished. Also I'm going to rant about Arduino for a bit: Yes it's very simple…
I just wish it wasn't written in PHP. Makes me not entirely trust it.