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Read the whole thing, good stuff. Would be great to expand on gateway, and maybe mention CRDs.

Did a high school project on the jam and replay attack mentioned here: https://github.com/trishmapow/rf-jam-replay. Low cost SDRs have been a real game changer in letting the average Joe get started in this space. Good to see that more unis have courses with this type of hands on experimentation.

Looks like it's in the beta https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/22482.

Cinema cameras also have >14 stops of dynamic range that can be extracted in post.

Samsung has directors view which records front and back simultaneously. Would be surprised if flagship devices can't do this due to hardware limitations.

Note that dictionaries are officially ordered since Python 3.7.

CloudFlare is better since you can type ping 1.1 which becomes 1.0.0.1

Article clearly says that "In Germany, drivers can legally use their cellphones while Drive Pilot is engaged, a first for semi-autonomous systems". However, you can't go to sleep.

This seems to be MakerDAO VAT contract, for those curious. At least it has comments explaining everything at the top.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x35d1b3f3d7966a1dfe207aa4514c1...

uBlock Origin's element picker (not zapper - that's temporary) is your friend here. Works to get rid of basic overlays.

Private key of the 10 ETH wallet isn't accepted in MyEtherWallet. Other ones are pretty much empty, so maybe the site is caching the balances.

Same thing if you check page 1.

Perhaps something like this https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/multimodelense.... If you check the regular forecasts it also has a predictability figure.

Windows 10 has it built-in too, try Win+Alt+R.

In Windows Security click settings on the bottom left and then you can manage notifications.

Oh sure, but in my defence a simple Dob eq platform hardly requires any software, so 'open source' would be a strange thing to point out ;) A lot of the hard work is the custom PC software & getting it ASCOM compatible for autoguiding, etc.

Not quite - if they priced in all of the dev effort required to make the mount software compatible (ASCOM, etc) it would be much higher I think. From what I see, ensuring the 3D printed parts are up to spec and look good cosmetically requires a lot of time, not to mention manually wiring and flashing all the electronics.

I personally DIYed mine and it took a lot of tinkering to get a reliable setup. The kit is very well polished and uses the new NEMA steppers. As for pricing, I think it includes 20% VAT, which I assume is removed if you are not in the EU. I personally have spoken to the creator and they have tried very hard to make it as low cost as possible.

If you have a 3D printer and live in a country with decent hardware suppliers (not the case for me in Australia), then sure go ahead, DIY and save money. But for people who want an almost ready to go solution it's very well priced, considering commercial alternatives are well into 500+ for the feature set that this mount offers (GoTo, optional guiding down to 1" accuracy).

Hmm while I see your point, I was going for conciseness and I think it's reasonable to assume that extra parts are required - we can't quite print stepper motors at home yet! The rest of the basic requirements is nuts/bolts (standard kit stuff), and a $5 microcontroller[1]. (Things like the aluminium base can also be 3D printed, but it's not recommended for stability. There are lots of optional components that greatly improve usage.)

[1]: https://wiki.openastrotech.com/OpenAstroTracker/ShoppingList

And that was one year ago too! Now the much more powerful and precise NEMA steppers are supported, plus so much behind the scenes work on improving software / driver reliability. Amazing project and community.

As someone with no background knowledge, I first looked up "193i" intel which lead me to the term 193nm immersion lithography. After that doing the same for 157nm was trivial.

For those interested in / learning German: https://www.dict.cc/german-english/Ein+Narr+kann+mehr+Fragen...

Not sure about the original source though. A quick Google comes up with either German, Italian or even Lenin, with varying numbers of wise men.

No, no plans to support and broken in Wine.

Possibly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_snow. I used to assume everyone had this but since it doesn't really affect day to day life for me it was never a concern.

3D Secure for those like me who didn't know the proper term, referring to an extra verification step from your bank e.g. SMS.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-D_Secure

https://stripe.com/docs/payments/3d-secure

Microcontroller vs microprocessor. Also I don't know anyone who pays RRP on Arduinos. If I need one for a project I get a Pro Mini (same specs, much smaller) for $2 shipped from China.