MigratingApe
@MigratingApe@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on 4chan and Kiwi Farms Sue the UK Over its Age Verification Law 2 weeks ago:
Well, technically, if you look at
- who manages and sells IP addresses allocations IANA
- which organization controls domain name systems, top level domain naming and registrar assignments ICANN the USA has critical foothold in controlling the internet.
Hey, downvoteers, go read the first page of the lawsuit. Thank you.
- Comment on 4chan and Kiwi Farms Sue the UK Over its Age Verification Law 2 weeks ago:
It’s more than that, I read the lawsuit. They argue that the whole network that we call the Internet was invented and is currently maintained by America (and they are not wrong), that other nations failed to invent and deploy competitive solutions and UK trying to enforce some rulings on an American network is absurd.
- Comment on Not stealing 2 weeks ago:
How TF are they so strong!? I also noticed a difference in physical strength between boys and girls - while expected I did not anticipate it being so much different. I really have to use a muscle on my son sometimes and he’s not even 2 yo.
- Comment on Caption this. 1 month ago:
Your wisdom teeth send their regards.
- Comment on Meta used AI to concoct low-carbon concrete it poured for a datacenter floor 1 month ago:
Guess what? I am also banned and never had I ever interacted with this community. I think this issue needs to be raised on my instance…
- Comment on Homemade polarimetric synthetic aperture radar drone 1 month ago:
Uhmmm… I am not an expert, but what if use a second drone, one for TX and one for RX? With GPS based time synchronization this could not only be feasible but at least decrease the noise floor from lack of TX-RX leakage. Would it also increase the angular resolution? Any other benefits?
- Comment on Nothing has helped me learn to trust my instincts more than trying to plug in hundreds of USB devices over the years 2 months ago:
People probably do this instinctively not even realizing this is how to determine which way is the correct way:
- Comment on Lights out 2 months ago:
That’s what you call a
memory foam
Hee hee
- Comment on No way 4 months ago:
Parents unite.
- Comment on AI isn’t ready to replace human coders for debugging, researchers say 5 months ago:
It already started happening before LLM AI. Have you heard the joke that we were teaching our parents how to use printers and PCs with mouse and keyboard and now we have to do the same with our children? It’s really not a joke. We are the last generation that have seen it all evolving before our eyes, we know the fundamentals of each layer of abstraction the current technology is built upon. It was natural process for us to learn all of this and now suddenly we expect “fresh people” to grasp 50 years or so of progress in 5 or so years?
Interesting times ahead of us.
- Comment on Google cuts hundreds of jobs in Android division. 5 months ago:
Yes I agree. I just wanted to point out that articles like linked should not be immediately interpreted as “oh noo recession”. They move labor wherever it is cheaper, Eastern Europe, Ukraine, India, or China in case of manufacturing, that’s all.
- Comment on Google cuts hundreds of jobs in Android division. 5 months ago:
While at the same time opening new positions for Pixel teams in Poland, for example.
- Comment on Email hosting over NNCP 5 months ago:
I wonder how hard and if feasible at all it would be to have something like an email over NNCP over meshtastic network. Total independence and resilience.
- Comment on Windows 11 is closing a loophole that let you skip making a Microsoft account 5 months ago:
I was a Debian guy for years now. Running on all my servers and virtual machines, but never got to be satisfied with it enough to “format Windows” out of my main computer. Until one day I discovered Aurora and relatives. That’s it, that’s the endgame for me. Literally everything works out of the box including support for legacy Nvidia cards, g-sync, scaling etc. and I can fully understand and like their design decisions (hell, with brew it will be just like having a Mac). I’m done with Windows before this year ends.
- Comment on Workbench tale: Resurrection of a dead Emlid Reach RS+ due to extremely low battery 10 months ago:
Thanks for sharing this.
It looks like the cutoff voltage for LiFePO4, the minimum voltage after which there should be a total power cutoff is around 2.8V. Discharging further is equal to more or less serious, but always, damage to the cell. It also looks like the effects of such over discharge might be less serious for LiFePO4 than it is for Li-Ion cells. However… doesn’t this 1500$ device have a Battery Management System, BMS, a small circuit to implement the cutoff voltage? What the hell?
- Comment on Workbench tale: Resurrection of a dead Emlid Reach RS+ due to extremely low battery 10 months ago:
0.9V on a lithium cell? And it still charged? …
I wouldn’t be able to sleep under the same roof with these recovered cells charged again, being scared they could catch fire.
Next time just replace them, maybe upgrading total capacity if you happen to open the device anyway.