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Terrifying. I know that Japan is earthquake-proofing its architecture but how about the underground infra? Do they have to dig and redo the pipes? The cables seem to be mostly overground (at least in this video) and are probably easier to repair (oldschool infra ftw).
Since I didn’t want to make any permanent changes to the phone, I didn’t want to remove these tabs, or to solder anything onto them. I just wanted to connect a cable to them in the easiest way possible.
Same here but I want to go for a xilink bluetooth adapter and maybe even sacrifice and old smartphone with a separate sim. Not sure if the AI stuff will work but it seems possible….
OpenVINO might be a good alternative, as many Intel-based mini pc’s support it. Or a decent desktop with an Intel CPU. Or maybe something with an Arc GPU (integrated or dedicated).
Disclaimer: I didn’t try it yet but the last rabbit hole regarding OpenVINO comparisons looked too good to be true and it seems Frigate supports it too. Win-win.
Mandatory recommendation of the Gigapixels of Andromeda [4K] [1] video/version. Especially with this particular song(!), as the 8K version [2] has a different one which doesn't really give the chills... Although, 60fps makes the image much better. Maybe combine the song from [1] with the video from [2]...
The source picture is the 1.5 gigapixels version (69.536 x 22.230 pixels).
Fun fact: watching the video on certain TV's makes them flicker wildly. Probably because they struggle with many dots in motion. On a monitor it works flawlessly.
The interference wars commence!
I though that Tabby, the ssh client [1], got AI capabilities...
once people (i.e. grandma) changed the input to the streaming device, they couldn’t figure out how to get back to the cable box
Unless you have a remote with the magical "TV" button and you only have to teach (i.e. grandma) to press that one when the TV channels don't appear.
Not sure if this would work with cable boxes though, as they might get separated from the default TV input (as in, scanned channels) but THIS is something they should make smarter (learning the default input and assigning it to the TV button)
GMKtec Mini PC N97 [1] is 160 EUR on amazon.de (with the 70 EURO voucher that is). Got mine with free shipping to Romania, as the purchase was over 50 EUR.
Also, the N97 has better performance than the N100, but the power consumption is higher. For me its a plus as it's more powerful than the usual N100 mini PC's while much smaller and fan noise is quite low (for now at least...). Not really intended for high workloads and 24/7 anyway. More like a backpack PC.
[1] https://www.amazon.de/-/en/G5-Computer-Generation-12GB-256GB...
You could try the portable version [1]. Not so easy to update afterwards, of course, and plugin installations and updates might need some extra steps [2] but having a zipped backup / ready-to-go package, with everything configured as desired, can come in handy.
[1] https://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Office/Suite...
In 8+16 years from now we can celebrate 2048 the whole year. Still time for the author to implement an Easter egg until then.
Using the simonw resolver is took under 3600s *
She does have multiple videos on that channel [1] tough, including development videos [2].
isprimeapi.xyz would be helpful.
The perfect laptop for interviews and 1:1 meetings!
- Just look at the back of my laptop instead of the projection/TV.
- You want to see more? Sure, let me tilt it. Now I see less. Perfection!
Fun fact: in that Big Bang Theory episode, they were hipped about BTC @ 5K [1], while the episode aired Nov 30 2017 and the closing price was already 10K [2]
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc-Hbklizzk
[2] https://www.statmuse.com/money/ask/bitcoin-price-november-20...
They recorded that episode probably between March and April 2017 or end of February (?)
How else would you find the knowledge if not through separate websites, when using the Web Displays Mod [1] in game? /s
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Or something with an N97, which performs better but is less power efficient. e.g. the new Odroid H4's
Until the VPN is affected by the Domain Controller that is on Windows.
Reminds me of the credit card sized (literally [1]) USB stick I still have somewhere but it was too annoying to carry around and hope that next time that cheap stick still works...
Using the phone directly still seems the cleanest and most reliable way. Or maybe a combination of both, like those magnetic plugs [2] but with an integrated USB stick. Bonus points if you don't have to take it out at all (until needed) by either connecting the other magnetic part for data transfer and charging or data through USB OTG and wireless charging. One can dream... but the technology will shrink even further so who knows.
1. https://www.amazon.com/Enfain-Flash-Drives-Memory-Credit/dp/...
The USB stick will be forgotten or lost much quicker than the phone.
Can be seen here (@8.02): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PP--lVTPCQ&t=482s
(A $36,000 Graphical Workstation from 1993 | SGI Indigo 2)
And through some earthquakes too, although such large heavy vases would probably survive 4/5-ish quakes with little movement. Maybe even a 6 (?)
hopefully a lot of that money was already put aside for upcoming lawsuits
Or a combination of HA + Telegram (bots) that will trigger and respond to a /<command>, even with buttons.
Maybe less secure than a VPN connection (e.g. if somebody gets control over the channel or bots instead of you/other trusted members) and of course more finicky until the bot works as desired, but always a nice party trick.
Or a combination of VPN for home-critical automations and telegram bots for the simple/shared ones.
The desktop reminds me of TinyCore Linux, although bigger by 15-20 MB.
Fun fact: It was developed by Robert Shingledecker, who was previously the lead developer of Damn Small Linux.
Then again, "infinitely" might not even be necessary (got carried away there).
Maybe our full universe fits predictably in some pre-allocated space of such an advanced machine/project and 1 million years on our part is a days worth of disk space on their side. An then there are retention periods too...
Regarding the "substitute for God" part... good point, but what if we really come up ourselves with such simulations? It doesn't mean we are gods (literally), it doesn't even mean we are ourselves in a simulation. Just that we found clever ways to simulate the process into replicating something that we judge as correct (ironically). Like a game nowadays but a trillion times more complex. Looking at how much AI improved recently, what is to say that 100 years from now we cannot simulate this and then cheat our future with data extracted from other civilizations, rinse and repeat, to evolve exponentially.