I'v been building "drones" out of balsa wood and glue since my first guillow's kit that I received when I was five years old (witha little help obviously, but not too much). Adding a gyro, arduino isn't exactly rocket science and adds $10-$15 to the project.
And for those who can't afford to buy a kit, you can get free plans off the internet. I'm pretty sure you could build it out of toothpicks and tissue paper if you couldn't find balsa.
I don't understand the rational behind a 4GB flash card? My rpi has a 64GB USB drive. Maybe speed perhaps (?), but even with going through USB it has enough throughout for almost any application in its class.
Same here. Voluntarily retired, but get job offers all the time. Friend/former coworker quit a $125/hr job because he was "bored of it". And that was living in Iowa.
Iowa.
With a yearly cost of living of like $17. Anyway, he retired to California and is not yet 50 I don't think. Programing moisture vaporators (or real-time engine controllers, same difference) is not quite the same as throwing up a web page.
Interesting that the ONLY time that I've seen someone called a racial slur was from a teacher making an offhand comment about an Asian friend of mine. I don't think he intended it to be heard, but a lot of the class did and were like:O
There were some kids in my high school class that drove their van into a ravine and all died. When the van and bodies were found a week later, the 8 track was still playing Stairway to Heaven.
You could record on cassette, but not on vinyl. My friend and I used to make comedy programs on cassette, a la Dr. Demento in early grade school years.
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The Secrets of Isis.
All 16% of it.
I think it is a genetic predisposition
It's the food. Have you ever had tabbouleh?
Germans did it seventy years ago. And this was before miniature computers. All the countries were in on it too.
Anyone, with very moderate skills can build an aircraft to fly anywhere within a few dozen kilometers and 'land' within a 2m radius.
And for those who can't afford to buy a kit, you can get free plans off the internet. I'm pretty sure you could build it out of toothpicks and tissue paper if you couldn't find balsa.
But what's the advantage with a SIMM?
Chill out. The processor is (was) American (now Singapore)
I don't understand the rational behind a 4GB flash card? My rpi has a 64GB USB drive. Maybe speed perhaps (?), but even with going through USB it has enough throughout for almost any application in its class.
I know quite a few who did
Iowa.
With a yearly cost of living of like $17. Anyway, he retired to California and is not yet 50 I don't think. Programing moisture vaporators (or real-time engine controllers, same difference) is not quite the same as throwing up a web page.
wow, I remember getting MINIX to boot on a homemade (wirewrap) SBC back in the mid 80's. I guess I haven't kept up with it.
You should check out google news.
Geeks used to build their own computers.
Including the screen real estate and keyboard?
Not as expensive as building something like B737...but we build a couple of those a day.
Why is this any different than the "Billions of free money" IBM gets from government subsidies?
Interesting that the ONLY time that I've seen someone called a racial slur was from a teacher making an offhand comment about an Asian friend of mine. I don't think he intended it to be heard, but a lot of the class did and were like :O
Is that you Ross?
Toggling in bootstrap code is sooo much more painful than loading from a cassette. Not that there isn't significant pain there either.
Two words: statistically insignificant.
What this website is striving to become.
There were some kids in my high school class that drove their van into a ravine and all died. When the van and bodies were found a week later, the 8 track was still playing Stairway to Heaven.
You could record on cassette, but not on vinyl. My friend and I used to make comedy programs on cassette, a la Dr. Demento in early grade school years.
Tubes are quieter
I keep my transistors and IC's immersed in LN2. I thought this was a nerd site.
How else can you do a digitally remastered release?