I recently bought a Brume 2 from Gl.Inet, on sale I think it cost me 60€, it runs openWRT and works really well. It has the added bonus of providing a built-in wireguard server (and also client) so I can easily access my home network from anywhere.
If you can spare 130€ the Brume 3 is now out and quite a bit better.
Clogged…like a broadcast storm? IDK, I can see the analogy working, but I don’t doubt that any resemblance of correctness was purely coincidental.
Nej det er et helt grotesk niveau af fejl og inkompetence lader det til.
Jeg tror man skal huske at det her ikke viser en fejl lige nu
Det syntes jeg nu stadig det i meget høj grad gør…har de bare søsat projektet uden overhovedet at lave nogen form for forundersøgelser af bygningerne? Det er jo helt ufatteligt dumt ikke at have tjekket bygningerne grundigt igennem inden man beslutter at starte sådan et projekt.
I mean…replace the word “tubes” with “cables” and it’s apparent it’s not completely wrong. he’s reasonably correct on an ELI5 level I would say.
You’d be surprised. If you have ever ordered, or booked, something online, they will absolutely have something to connect that to and from there they keep pulling.
The Pentagon is trying to fast-track the deployment of spacecraft for surveillance of geosynchronous Earth orbit, or GEO, a strategically important region roughly 22,000 miles above Earth where many U.S. communications, missile warning and intelligence satellites operate.
So…they want a solution to monitor what is currently moving around in GEO. Doesn’t seem particularly sinister or even like “spying”
Lemmy is by no means private or secure, and depending on your level of op-sec you are easily identifiable.
I meant I don’t give it to companies, because I know that’s why they want it.
If you have given it to a person who has any account anywhere that has anything remotely to do with meta-owned entities, and they did not explicitly say no to sharing contacts info (basically just one person giving FB messenger access to their phone contacts), then meta has your phone number, name and a whole bunch of scarily accurate extrapolated data on you and other sources they correlate that with.
This has absolutely nothing to do with LLMs…
I don’t know which is selling “authentic” antennas, maybe they both are, but it could be that it’s a “fake” that you have.
Are you certain it’s actually ziisor? There’s also a “ziisor official store” on aliexpress which is different from the one you bought from (according to the one you link)
It is my understanding that it’s a total crapshoot with aliexpress antennas. You might be lucky and get a good one, but you might as well get a shitty one.
It does on all flat map projections…what is located on the left (or right) is arbitrary though.
Eh, not really though. Generally if your car is stopped, even in the middle of the road, you are not at fault if someone else hits you. You can still get fined for obstruction of traffic, but the incident is entirely the fault of the moving vehicle.
a crash with a bus while the Tesla vehicle was stopped
Uuh…wouldn’t that be the fault of the bus? I mean, the system is faulty as fuck so there’s really no need to mix in shit like this, it reduces legitimacy of the otherwise very valid criticism.
It feels like printables has leaned heavily in to the subscription-model with many users now locking content behind subscriptions to their profile. It sucks that prusa/printables are willingly participating in enshittification by implementing such a feature.
I’ve had ZigBee door/window sensors last as little as a few weeks on a AAA battery, making them practically unusable.
Yep, Western Digital said they were sold out of drives for all of 2026. Since 2026 is just starting, they haven’t actually produced those drives or gotten actual money for them.
This is exceedingly normal procedure for manufacturing companies, and not limited to tech industry by any means. They know how much they can potentially produce on their lines, if they have predicted customers to fulfill the capacity for a full year they are basically sold out despite not having produced most of it yet.
The company I work for also has “sold out” for several of our factories because we have orders for 110% production capacity on them. Orders are not paid up front, they never are in any industry, it’s always paid after delivery usually with a 30-90 days delay (and even more in some cases).
There is nothing spectacularly weird or out of place in the announcement they’ve made, it’s basically standard procedure.
I thought these cases were all regarding incidents with the FSD package and not autopilot? The autopilot (in Tesla) is just TACC and lane-assist, the “advanced” autonomous features that actually steer the car is all in FSD.