Consumer drone gear is very easy to jam, also easier to foxhunt (RF location hunting) so it works both ways.
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Consumer drone gear is very easy to jam, also easier to foxhunt (RF location hunting) so it works both ways.
I've been going back and forth on the trident vs the 2.4, I need to do more research on the fixed gantry vs the flying gantry but then in the meantime just browsing what is out there and I find a qidi x-max 3, easy bambu competitor, runs klipper, the company seems friendly to open source, handles eng materials, heated chamber, fast. So now I am torn as to which way I am going to go. Also the qidi is not without it's problems from what research I have done but it seems like mostly early bugs.
How do you like the v0?
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Unless I've terribly misinterpreted the text which is entirely plausible given a lack of sleep and a enough coffee to jump start a small star.
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Was looking for a second printer (a coreXY, mine is a cartesian) and the X1 had all the same features as my printer (minus the lidar) except turnkey and enclosed. After discovering their corp culture I hard noped and I think I'll just bite the time bullet and build a voron.
You could try doing some research on the forged IPs and see who they are associated with. Also try pinging them, my guess is they are down or returning insane latencies.
Either way I wouldn't lose sleep, any server I've ever managed or owned always got weird little visits from the packet goblins from time to time, it is fun puzzling them out. Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is an enemy action.
Knowing you are losing an election and getting dumped into a $350k/yr easy-mode job takes the edge off.
That's something.
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Also just tell your doctor not to worry it is protected by NFTs. /s
Not a worry, I appreciate the nuance and I actually agree for the most part with your argument. Historical conditioning is 100% a burden and I agree that system has broken trust across the board in russian society but at some point a combination of living in a low trust/no trust society combined with a horrifying mutation of that system mixed with unrestricted capitalism has to have taken a toll even before being pariah'd and sanctioned to hell and back.
I also know there are Russians that are against this and have put their lives on the line (and lost them) trying to expose putin for what he is and does, I just wish more would follow in their spirit and maybe we can, at least in one section of the world, have a little peace and quiet.
Not saying you are wrong about cost increases in general, I think it probably had more of an impact on more up and coming services who might not have the funds to ship out a ton of edge servers.
Sample size of my neice and her social circle isn't representitive but perhaps it represents a shift.
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Even if a politician isn't knowledgable they have staff (look up the staff sizes of some powerful US senators) who can get experts on the phone.
The problem is that what the populace wants is not a parallel incentive with what the politicians and their paymasters want. Banning e2ee, the disneyfication of the internet, it's all old power games with a digital twist, can't let ordinary people have force amplifiers like technology because they might actually carve some power away from them.
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Chamberlain expects me to weaken my digital security posture so they can run some opaque crap on my network¹ that I have very little observability into and even less control over so they can make money?
Money is one hell of a drug because they are high.
How about amazon builds (at their expense) an amazon controlled box, slap a mcu on, do authentication over nfc, rfid, etc etc. Offer it to customers free of charge, hell throw in a sweetener to get them to adopt.
[1] I have a default deny in AND out isolated vlan for crap like this, even if you don't have a network background try to set one up if your networking equipment is capable.
Great meal selection, no mandated daily/weekly/monthly meetings, no mandated training, super diverse culture, lack of shame, violence, and judgement for natural human behaviors. Best of all you can work as much or as little as you want.
No one has been sacrificed... At least not since Jerry reheated talapia in the break room microwave.
Shit christmas parties though.
If I am getting this (still reading the paper... on a phone :/)... Stupid fast latency due to no processing overhead but slow switching speeds due to how it physically switches, this is basically good for any type of reconfigurable cluster of systems that need low latency without a fixed topology, not strictly ML specific or have I misunderstood that?