The x86 AVD that comes with the SDK has its up and downs. Nice that it also supports gles2.0 etc. But it crashes a lot which makes it very difficult to use as a test/debug platform. For instance it crashes every time when the IME comes up for text input. In the system, in the API demos,..
PPM (pulse position modulation) seems to be pretty resilient. Picking up mode-S transponder signals from planes as far away as 200km with a stock DVB-T antenna and a really cheap SDR (rtlsdr), which has very poor dynamic range. Even when the signal barely gets above the noise threshold.
Motion Carried. I haven't played on my 360 for years now. I went back to PC, and this cheap i5 box with a gforce gt 320 far outperforms MS and Sony consoles. And most important of all I don't have to pay up $60 for the same game, and can usually get them for $10 on Steam sale a few months later. I do however still play nintendo every now and then for their legacy games, like mario kart, zelda, etc..
well then it's a language thing because in Dutch, we bake in oil and grease (or dry in the oven) and we only fry stuff like potatoes in a frier. And we only use the term cooking when something is submerged in boiling water.
Easy to checksum and verify the firmware binaries. You could also recompile and flash the new firmware yourself. I'd be more worried about obscure "bugs". As has been said above, going over the sourcecode, or generated machine language in case the toolchain is also to be untrusted, is much more work and more expensive than just reimplementing the whole darn thing from scratch with competent people.
For local news here in Belgium, google news lists headlines with summaries of different articles very often for instance. Often the articles it lists are all about the same event/news from different sources. I personally gave up on google news, since it is always lagging behind, and just doesn't have any added value over just going to the website of the local paper or news service. Same goes for international news for me.
It felt like somebody had just hit me with a train. When I went out into the wind-stream, it ripped my helmet right off of my head. Broke all the blood-vessels in my head and face. My head was swollen the size of a basketball, my lips were the size of a cucumber. My left elbow was dislocated and pointed backwards, the only thing holding my leg on was an artery, the vane, the nerve and the skin.
The navigator died instantly upon ejection.
Perhaps it shows how much people are waiting for the next frontier to happen. You know.. space ships and robot hookers... in fact.. forget about the spaceships.
GnuRadio is not a front-end, it's a framework (mainly python and c) for processing signals (DSP) with lots of functions for filtering/demodulating/..
There is gnuradio-companion which allows you to design in a GUI where you place blocks and connect them.
The RTLSDR is nice, but has VERY poor dynamic range. (8 bit I/Q samples), and no Tx capability. I am however having lots of fun with one, since i can't fork the $1400 for an USRP.
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The x86 AVD that comes with the SDK has its up and downs. Nice that it also supports gles2.0 etc. But it crashes a lot which makes it very difficult to use as a test/debug platform. For instance it crashes every time when the IME comes up for text input. In the system, in the API demos, ..
Who on earth is Microsoft Will ?
making "PSSST, PSSST" sounds to explain they're pneumatic like on star trek.
He's no different from the rest of you organisms, shooting DNA at each other to make babies. I find it offensive.
.. I thought it was about Android/iOS apps.
PPM (pulse position modulation) seems to be pretty resilient. Picking up mode-S transponder signals from planes as far away as 200km with a stock DVB-T antenna and a really cheap SDR (rtlsdr), which has very poor dynamic range. Even when the signal barely gets above the noise threshold.
Motion Carried. I haven't played on my 360 for years now. I went back to PC, and this cheap i5 box with a gforce gt 320 far outperforms MS and Sony consoles. And most important of all I don't have to pay up $60 for the same game, and can usually get them for $10 on Steam sale a few months later. I do however still play nintendo every now and then for their legacy games, like mario kart, zelda, etc..
well then it's a language thing because in Dutch, we bake in oil and grease (or dry in the oven) and we only fry stuff like potatoes in a frier. And we only use the term cooking when something is submerged in boiling water.
you BAKE in OIL and COOK in WATER
only more recent models are rated at 20MHz, 16MHz used to be the norm.
Sore wa anata jishin no ki no seida (slashdotuh no allowsu kana ?)
sky dome !
Well it's about 30 libraries of congress and 3 SUV's, plus or minus a minivan.
Easy to checksum and verify the firmware binaries. You could also recompile and flash the new firmware yourself. I'd be more worried about obscure "bugs". As has been said above, going over the sourcecode, or generated machine language in case the toolchain is also to be untrusted, is much more work and more expensive than just reimplementing the whole darn thing from scratch with competent people.
Bring back sample at any cost. Quarantine LT. Ripley Crew Expendable
For local news here in Belgium, google news lists headlines with summaries of different articles very often for instance. Often the articles it lists are all about the same event/news from different sources. I personally gave up on google news, since it is always lagging behind, and just doesn't have any added value over just going to the website of the local paper or news service. Same goes for international news for me.
It felt like somebody had just hit me with a train. When I went out into the wind-stream, it ripped my helmet right off of my head. Broke all the blood-vessels in my head and face. My head was swollen the size of a basketball, my lips were the size of a cucumber. My left elbow was dislocated and pointed backwards, the only thing holding my leg on was an artery, the vane, the nerve and the skin. The navigator died instantly upon ejection.
This pilot tells his story of ejecting from an F15 at super sonic speed, his weapons officer did not survive : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HecyxhXDepU
You Sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.
Digital signals are modulated onto a carrier that is ALWAYS a sine wave.
I hear he's working for MI6 now, supervising the international ant of mistery.
Perhaps it shows how much people are waiting for the next frontier to happen. You know .. space ships and robot hookers ... in fact .. forget about the spaceships.
GnuRadio is not a front-end, it's a framework (mainly python and c) for processing signals (DSP) with lots of functions for filtering/demodulating/.. There is gnuradio-companion which allows you to design in a GUI where you place blocks and connect them.
there's also HDSDR (http://www.hdsdr.de/screenshots.html), and sdrsharp (http://sdrsharp.com/index.php/downloads) for windows.
The RTLSDR is nice, but has VERY poor dynamic range. (8 bit I/Q samples), and no Tx capability. I am however having lots of fun with one, since i can't fork the $1400 for an USRP.