Cryptography nerd
It varies, cross immunity is a thing for some families if viruses but not all. Sometimes the cross immunity is weak.
Seems like there’s no protection in the case of H5N1 from the regular vaccine, though. But there’s vaccines targeting it in development
The ones I’ve seen that go over 45W specifically for the Steam Deck are mini docks with HDMI out and more
That’s just rephrasing what I said. You can plug in too much for a single extension cord even if there’s no chaining. A chain “just” increase the risk.
The risk isn’t usually the device you connect a bad cable to (they have internal limiters), it’s the cable itself. You can easily overload a cable if the extension cord can’t signal the lower limit if it’s own rating and the other cable’s rating.
The USB 2 part is also misleading.
Chaining regular extension cords isn’t a problem by itself, connecting too many things in parallel and exceeding the rated max is a problem (and chaining extension cords “just” increase the risk that ordinary people will decide to connect more than they should, especially because the lowest rated cable in the chain sets the total limit)
That’s an active extension cable, which is essentially a single port USB hub.
Solar panels don’t generate constant power! That’s why it’s wrong because you’ll get wrong numbers. You can’t assume you’ll get peak output continously.
You *** must *** calculate incoming and absorbed light. The Watt output will vary continously as the sun moves and weather changes. If you have average kWh / day stats and a battery solution that can store a day of battery, THEN you can calculate average Watts if weather doesn’t change too much.
Yeah, solar panels put out power in proportion to the light that hits it and its efficiency. The latter is in the specs but the former requires knowing how it will be installed before you can determine expected output.
Some calculators can also consider weather predictions (cloudy days, etc)
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To be fair cryptography can make a lot of that kind of private data inaccessible
But still, this particular project is stupid and being able to use just biometrics for access is idiotic. Generating secret keys from data that is fully exposed to the public is extremely moronic.
Biometric scanners only protect against lazy attackers, unless you literally have an armed guard next to the scanner to enforce correct scans without shenanigans
It might mean the feds help search for him, not guaranteed to mean federal charges
A drum roll can’t break an airplane window
This requires the crime to both be federally prohibited and under federal jurisdiction. Stuff like murder doesn’t typically fall under federal jurisdiction unless borders are crossed or federal property is involved or something like that.
Higher end controllers, yes. Often with integrated video encoding circuits to reduce the data volume to send to the main processor.
Technically yes but also no.
Synchronized reading is hard when the pixel count is high. At some point it’s hard enough to pull all the data through the controller at once quickly so you need either multiple circuits, or one circuit that reads a section of pixels at once (row by row = rolling shutter effect).
Some of this is processing limits in the internal controller in the sensor, but it’s also timing and signal routing and synchronized readout for a massive amount of pixel sensors. It’s literally tens of millions of triplets of RGB detectors which has to be read simultaneously 60 times per second, and basic color correction has to happen right in the controller, before the main CPU / GPU gets the image stream.
At some point you even get cooling issues, and need a cooling system behind the sensor.
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Client software (browsers, etc) would need to resolve it, just like mailto:
It certainly should happen, but it’s not likely because it takes too much momentum
Local NAS, local security cameras, in-house streaming, LAN multiplayer, local torrent-like data sharing (FYI, Windows Update and more uses the local network to share update between computers by default, so it gets downloaded once and then shared internally)
And then there’s 20 apps at $15/month each which collectively costs like $2 to run
In Sweden it’s default to have 3 phase available, and different groups of rooms are often on a different phase in bigger apartments or homes.
Connecting two different phases directly puts 400 V on a “short-circuited” wire instead of 230V with no current…
There are vaccines in development already, but mass production is a complete different issue.