" Something I think Iran won't be doing unless they want to deal with every country in the region."
Which is something we will never have to deal with because the worlds greatest spy network (Israel) will assure that all expenditures made toward nuclear proliferation are wasted at the most optimum timeline.
If that had or will happen, chances are the world won't ever know.
"May I please speak to someone who speaks English as their native tongue?" Followed by, "I'm sorry but I have a hearing disability and it's real difficult for me to communicate with other than native speakers".
Not a gaurentee but this generally expedites a solution.
"Some have worried drones could be used to leer at unsuspecting beachgoers or to see inside the homes lining the shore.
The wide angle lenses on the majority of prosumer/consumer devices make concerns over privacy ridiculous. And finally it's not a drone unless it's flying autonomously. Here it's a quadcopter with FPV video.
The section of rail where the accident occurred was shared with CSX who has been known for operating overweight trains that require much more frequent rail replacement. Many assume that the rails were at least a partial issue but you don't hear anyone talk about it.
So are we to assume consumption that's not abusive won't leave detectable metabolites? Or, are the researchers assuming all use is abuse? And, can you imagine how much this test costs?
"I am a fixed-wing pilot, anything that can fly through my window at 140MPH pisses me off. Birds are bad enough, but at least they're not metal."
How often do you fly in uncontrolled airspace at less than 800' agl without major focus on your field of travel? Because if something "flies through your window at 140mph" in uncontrolled airspace, I would have to blame that on pilot error. And, surely that something could not be a DJI Quadcopter because their flight control systems won't allow function in ANY airports controlled airspace (much less approach path). In addition, within a 5 mile ring they limit altitude to 500" agl http://www.dji.com/fly-safe/ca....
" They only want backdoorsâ"to break encryption, but just for the good guys."
And
"âoeThe FBI makes this proposal to look like theyâ(TM)re looking for a simple law to add a simple feature,â says Robert Graham, CEO at Errata Security. âoeBut when you look into it, what theyâ(TM)re really asking for is dramatic, itâ(TM)s a huge thing. Theyâ(TM)d need to outlaw certain kinds of code. Possessing crypto code would become illegal.â
Why wasn't Verizon subpenaed for the identity of the lessees of the IP and named in addition to the Doe's? Additionally, how does John Doe (1-10) defend against process that hasn't been served, how can a court try a civil case in absentia?
When listed securities are traded with one specialist who has the ability to halt trading in order to match buyers and sellers and maintain an orderly market. Specialists don't have to ask to stop the market, they halt it until they can figure out what the market is pricing it at (keeping it orderly and making the spread).
had and probably still have more control over production than engineering. Ford figured it would add an $11 per car cost of manufacture to make safe and dead bodies were cheaper. I doubt it's changed..
A significant part of the video is dedicated to an opinion that using UARTS for peripheral communication is best. The reasoning for this contention is:
#1 It's been around forever #2 It uses plain text to transfer information #3 Everyone understands it #4 It's been around forever
Correct me if I'm wrong, but a SPI generally only defines the transmission of a byte, whereas CAN defines the packets. Isn't another disadvantage of using a serial bus in this type of application the fact that basically we're looking at a "master/slave" relationship?
If I want to drop in a telemetry stream to my video down-link, isn't it significantly more effective to use CAN? With the vast amount of peripheral devices, servos, video, barometers, magnetometers, GPS and who knows what else (not necessarily needed for flight control), why is it better to use the controller for handling communication timing and then figuring out how to talk, when CAN does it so effectively?
I'm seriously soliciting more in-depth reasoning for preferring a SPI (using a UART) than what's been mentioned on the video.
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How'ed ya do it Timothy??
In the olden days we called them bars..
Blowjobs does it take to get my Kickstarter linked as news?
" Something I think Iran won't be doing unless they want to deal with every country in the region."
Which is something we will never have to deal with because the worlds greatest spy network (Israel) will assure that all expenditures made toward nuclear proliferation are wasted at the most optimum timeline.
If that had or will happen, chances are the world won't ever know.
"May I please speak to someone who speaks English as their native tongue?" Followed by, "I'm sorry but I have a hearing disability and it's real difficult for me to communicate with other than native speakers".
Not a gaurentee but this generally expedites a solution.
"Some have worried drones could be used to leer at unsuspecting beachgoers or to see inside the homes lining the shore.
The wide angle lenses on the majority of prosumer/consumer devices make concerns over privacy ridiculous. And finally it's not a drone unless it's flying autonomously. Here it's a quadcopter with FPV video.
honest dollar (Euro actually,....
Don't worry you'll be back to Drachmas soon.
You would also have to know how to appropriately use
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Compared to automating or more frequent inspection of tracks prone to fatigue do to shared freight use.
Redphone since 2010 https://whispersystems.org/ .
Silent Phone since 2012 https://silentcircle.com/ .
When and if would would ever multitask as well as DESQview did.
The section of rail where the accident occurred was shared with CSX who has been known for operating overweight trains that require much more frequent rail replacement. Many assume that the rails were at least a partial issue but you don't hear anyone talk about it.
So are we to assume consumption that's not abusive won't leave detectable metabolites? Or, are the researchers assuming all use is abuse? And, can you imagine how much this test costs?
"Bottle Opener"
Amateur..
FYI http://gizmodo.com/5960021/how...
"I am a fixed-wing pilot, anything that can fly through my window at 140MPH pisses me off. Birds are bad enough, but at least they're not metal."
How often do you fly in uncontrolled airspace at less than 800' agl without major focus on your field of travel? Because if something "flies through your window at 140mph" in uncontrolled airspace, I would have to blame that on pilot error. And, surely that something could not be a DJI Quadcopter because their flight control systems won't allow function in ANY airports controlled airspace (much less approach path). In addition, within a 5 mile ring they limit altitude to 500" agl http://www.dji.com/fly-safe/ca....
" They only want backdoorsâ"to break encryption, but just for the good guys."
And
"âoeThe FBI makes this proposal to look like theyâ(TM)re looking for a simple law to add a simple feature,â says Robert Graham, CEO at Errata Security. âoeBut when you look into it, what theyâ(TM)re really asking for is dramatic, itâ(TM)s a huge thing. Theyâ(TM)d need to outlaw certain kinds of code. Possessing crypto code would become illegal.â
But that boat has sailed, just ask Zimmerman.
Why wasn't Verizon subpenaed for the identity of the lessees of the IP and named in addition to the Doe's? Additionally, how does John Doe (1-10) defend against process that hasn't been served, how can a court try a civil case in absentia?
it's not the eternal bliss...it's the birkaless virgins (infidel)!
When listed securities are traded with one specialist who has the ability to halt trading in order to match buyers and sellers and maintain an orderly market. Specialists don't have to ask to stop the market, they halt it until they can figure out what the market is pricing it at (keeping it orderly and making the spread).
had and probably still have more control over production than engineering. Ford figured it would add an $11 per car cost of manufacture to make safe and dead bodies were cheaper. I doubt it's changed..
http://www.cnbc.com/id/1025899...
There real crime here was Usenet.
What about the children?
http://youtu.be/HOndhtfIXSY
Pretty awesome.
Requiring everyone to carry a side arm also, will increase more cooperative social behavior.
A significant part of the video is dedicated to an opinion that using UARTS for peripheral communication is best. The reasoning for this contention is:
#1 It's been around forever
#2 It uses plain text to transfer information
#3 Everyone understands it
#4 It's been around forever
Correct me if I'm wrong, but a SPI generally only defines the transmission of a byte, whereas CAN defines the packets. Isn't another disadvantage of using a serial bus in this type of application the fact that basically we're looking at a "master/slave" relationship?
If I want to drop in a telemetry stream to my video down-link, isn't it significantly more effective to use CAN? With the vast amount of peripheral devices, servos, video, barometers, magnetometers, GPS and who knows what else (not necessarily needed for flight control), why is it better to use the controller for handling communication timing and then figuring out how to talk, when CAN does it so effectively?
I'm seriously soliciting more in-depth reasoning for preferring a SPI (using a UART) than what's been mentioned on the video.